chemical warfare agent monitoring Applications

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  Environmental Monitoring

  Environmental monitoring is becoming more important every day in local, national and international policies, showing the environmental awareness demanded by society.
  
  This fact gives rise to an increase in the amount of legislation that obliges companies to law enforcement. Thus, the necessity of making more pollutants controls means high analysis expenses to the companies, which need to subcontract this service.
  
  Although applications in this area advance, there is still a clear demand to get new...

  By MicruX Technologies based in Oviedo, SPAIN.

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  High Pressure Mass Spectrometry for Chemical Threats

  From chemical warfare agents (CWAs), toxic industrial chemicals (TICs), toxic industrial materials (TIMs), precursors, and degradation products to the growing use of unconventional agents, the risk associated with today’s chemical warfare and industrial hazards is more disseminated than ever. These expanding threats require first responders, CBRNE teams and HazMat response units to prepare for the unexpected. The use of advanced handheld analytical technology capable of proactive performance in the hot...

  By 908 Devices Inc. based in Boston, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

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  Integrated real-time gas analysis solution for chemical decontamination industry

  The threat of terror in the form of chemical and biological warfare agents has been a reality globally since March 1995, when the Aum Shinrikyo sect killed 12 people and injured nearly 6,000 by releasing sarin nerve gas in the Tokyo subway system. More recently, the 2001 anthrax attacks in the USA was a wake-up call that the threat is real. Recent outbreaks of H1N1 and SARS posed threats of worldwide epidemics because air travel provides a means for these diseases to spread globally in less than 24 hours. A major...

  By CIC Photonics, Inc. based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA).