Methyl Isocyanate (MIC) is a colorless, volatile liquid used primarily in the production of pesticides and plastics. It is known for its reactivity and can form harmful compounds when it comes into contact with water or other chemicals. Due to its toxic nature, proper safety measures are essential when handling this substance. The most notable incident involving Methyl Isocyanate occurred in Bhopal, India, in 1984, when a gas leak from a pesticide plant resulted in thousands of casualties. This tragedy highlighted the dangers associated with MIC and led to stricter regulations and safety protocols in the chemical industry to prevent similar disasters.