Titlebook: Effluents from Alternative Demilitarization Technologies; Francis W. Holm Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Technol

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Christiane Micus-Loos,Melanie Pl??erecent report entitled “Alternative Technologies for Destruction of the Chemical Weapons Stockpile,” F.W. Holm, Final Report for the U.S. Army, Available from the Document Control Center, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD, November, 1996.

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U. S. Chemical Stockpile Disposal Programme: The Search for Alternative Technologies,ons to rid the world of all chemical weapons and munitions. Even apart from this agreement, the United States can no longer justify the continuing risk and expense of storing them. Consequently, there is ample incentive for the United States to dispose of its chemical agents and munitions as soon as this can be done safely.

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Appendix: Descriptions of Alternative Demilitarization Technologies and Estimated Mass Balances,ecent report entitled “Alternative Technologies for Destruction of the Chemical Weapons Stockpile,” F.W. Holm, Final Report for the U.S. Army, Available from the Document Control Center, Aberdeen Proving Grounds, MD, November, 1996.

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U. S. Chemical Stockpile Disposal Programme: The Search for Alternative Technologies, hazardous, which is why they have been used in weapons. The manufacture of chemical agents and munitions and their subsequent stockpiling were undertaken in the belief that they had value as deterrents to the use of similar materials against U.S. forces. Today, other deterrents are considered more

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Mobile Demilitarization System Treatment Processes and Effluents,included in the U.S. unitary chemical stockpile. Included in this mission is the effective treatment and disposal of recovered chemical warfare materiel (RCWM), such as items recovered during range clearing operations and from CWM burial sites. RCWM consists of four distinct categories: chemical age

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