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Battlefield environments chemical warfare

Tomes JA, Opstad AM, Johnsen BA. 1991. Use of solid-phase extraction in determination of chemical warfare agents. Part IE Determination of chemical warfare agents in samples from a battlefield environment. International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry 44(4) 227-232. [Pg.154]

Finally, the medical logistical requirements will be increased. It has been stated that up to 40% more transport is required to move a typical field hospital in a chemical environment, and the fuel necessary to power air pumps, special filtration units, and air conditioners is an added requirement.35 Water requirements may also be increased in a chemical environment. Medical treatment facility planners should recognize the importance of environmental factors within a chemical warfare theater. For example, the MOPP gear may not be designed for the climatic conditions on the battlefield. Tests have shown that perspiration compromises the ability of the battledress overgarment to protect the wearer from chemical agents36 and may actually predispose an individual to injury.32... [Pg.125]

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