It heard that when police raided Mr Railton's home last October he was found to have 98 different chemicals, including some that could make chlorinegas.
The jury was told that when police raided his home last October he was found to have 98 different chemicals, including some that could make chlorinegas.
Chlorinegas was used by both sides during World War I but was banned by the Geneva Protocol, along with the use of other poison gases, after the end of the war.