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Chemical Warfare Detection Systems
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What is Chemical warfare? Aspects of military operations involving the employment of lethal and incapacitating employment of lethal and incapacitating chemical agents
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Use of Chemical warfare First significant use in World War 1 by Germans against the Allies
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First attack on the Allies by Germans
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Effect of the gas
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Gas masks
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Gas suit
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Sarin victim Japan, 1995
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Cost of Chemical warfare The poor man’s atomic bomb
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Control of Chemical warfare 1925 Geneva Protocol 1993 Chemical Weapons Convention
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Challenge for Detection systems Inexpensive Portable Real Time detection Death occurs within 15 minutes for tabun, sarin and somon
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Invention #1 What? A method and apparatus for real time or near real time detection of nerve agents Broad spectrum bio-detection of nerve agents
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Invention #1 The Science: The method- Mix protein complexes with colorimetric compounds to detect low concentrations of chemical warfare agents. The detection is achieved by monitoring changes in the optical spectrum of the compound The apparatus- a small badge which can monitor the changes in the optical spectrum
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Invention #2 What? An alarm system for hand held chemical monitors Science When the monitor senses a chemical agent an electric signal is sent to the indicator which emits an audible alarm.
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