Subject miscellaneous methods

The subject of preliminary examination is as varied as a later part of this section, namely miscellaneous methods. There may also be no clear-cut separation between the two. Preliminary examination is composed of simple tests, carried out in a short time and with little effort, which give the first clues in damage analysis. 

Chapter 7 - Miscellaneous methods for synthesis of biaryls. Pages 241-291 Chapter 8 - Synthesis of axially chiral biaryls. Pages 293-320 Subject index. Pages 321-349... 

Despite an uncertainty about the disposal method, the Army estimates that, subject to the availability of funds, it can destroy the miscellaneous chemical warfare materiel within five years for 210 million. According to Army officials, disposal options are numerous since most of the materiel is not contaminated with a chemical agent. The options include incineration, smelting, and crushing. However, the decision on disposal methods will be based on (1) the location, configuration, and type of materiel (2) results of the required environmental analyses and studies and (3) input from the affected states, local governments, and the general public. 

V. Distillation and Miscellaneous Tests.—Aqueous solutions should be subjected to the following distillation tests. This method of separation is particular valuable in the examination of quite dilute (1 to 5 per cent) aqueous solutions. Any individual volatile fraction may be further concentrated by redistillation. 

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