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Electrochemical Sensor for Blister Agents Using Carbon Fiber Electrodes Modified with Au Nano Particles

ECS Meeting Abstracts, 2008
Abstract not Available.
Isao Taniguchi, Hiroyuki Yamada, Katsuhiko Nishiyama, Hiroaki Matsuura, Yasuo Nakano, Shintaro Yamaguchi, Ryuji Asada, Yasuo Seto   +7 more
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Bis(dialkylamide)hydrogen Dibromobromate Precursors of Hypobromite Ion in Reactions with Nerve and Blister Agent Simulants

The Journal of Organic Chemistry, 2004
Hypobromite ion, BrO(-), is an effective alpha-nucleophile that reacts rapidly with activated phosphorus(V) and sulfonate esters. The parent acid rapidly oxidizes organic sulfides and aryloxide ions. At pH 10-11 BrO(-) and HOBr coexist in water and are potentially useful as decontaminants of chlorosulfide blister agents and the phosphonyl nerve agents.
Yuri S, Simanenko, Vera A, Savelova, Tatyana M, Prokop'eva, Vasily A, Mikhailov, Marya K, Turovskaya, Eugen A, Karpichev, Anatolii F, Popov, Nicholas D, Gillitt, Clifford A, Bunton   +8 more
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Fate and control of blistering chemical warfare agents in Kuwait's desalination industry

Science & Global Security, 1997
Kuwait, as most of the other states located along the Western shores of the Arabian Gulf, relies upon the Gulf as its main drinking water resource via desalination. In case of seawater contamination with blistering chemical warfare agents, traces of the agents and/or degradation products in the finished water might pose a serious health hazard.
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CLADOSPORIUM TENUISSIMUM, NATURAL BIOCONTROL AGENT OF PINE BLISTER RUST

2001
Viene descritta l'azione antagonistica di Cladosporium tenuissimum su agenti di ruggine di piante ...
MORICCA, SALVATORE, RAGAZZI, ALESSANDRO, G. ASSANTE   +2 more
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The Blister Test as a Means of Evaluating the Properties of Release Agents

1991
The paper describes the use of the “blister test” to evaluate the influence of surface topography upon the adhesion of a poly(urethane) to a range of steel substrates. The steel substrates have been selected with a range of surface roughness and quantified using a stylus profilometer.
B. J. Briscoe, S. S. Panesar
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Blister agents

2020
Robert A. Young, Cheryl B. Bast
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The use of blistering agents (vesicants) in horses

Australian Veterinary Journal, 1985
H, Cambridge, B, Hilbert, D, Pass
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Blister Agents/Vesicants

2014
R.E. Jabbour, H. Salem, F.R. Sidell
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Blister Agents/Vesicants

2005
Harry Salem, Frederick R. Sidell
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Blister Agents

2006
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