CASCAD Decontamination Foam Odel CASCAD, an aqueous foam, is designed to contain and eliminate chemical and biological warfare agents, and for removing radioactive particle contamination.The foam is mixed as needed, on site, using either a fresh or salt water source. This inline mixing process eliminates waste, minimizes water usage, minimizes transportation needs, and maximizes the effectiveness of the decontaminants. For surface decontamination, the biodegradable foam is easily applied, and ...

Karcher Decontamination Chemicals The Kärcher decontamination and cleaning agents were developed and tested in accordance with the NATO standards and guarantee the necessary safety in the framework of radioactive decontamination, disinfection and detoxification after an attack with NBC weapons. Kärcher has the right decontamination for every field of application: Description RM 21 A very mild and dermatologically tested but extremely effective cleaning agent for all kinds of normal dec ...

Neutralization of Chemical Warfare Agents NanoScale focuses on producing NanoActive™ materials with enhanced physical and chemical properties. Inherent chemical reactivity centers around the high surface area of our NanoActive™ materials, which can be greater than 700 m2/g; just twenty-five grams of NanoActive™ material has the surface area of nearly 23 NFL football fields! Because of their exceptional porosity, NanoActive™ materials have demonstrated the ability to destructively adsorb live ch ...

ODELL - Reactive Skin Decontamination Lotion (RSDL) Reactive Skin Decontamination Lotion (RSDL) is a patented broad-spectrum liquid Chemical Warfare agent decontaminant that will remove and destroy military chemical agents on contact. After CW agent destruction, RSDL leaves only a non-toxic residue that can be washed off with water. It does not need to be removed immediately. RSDL is safe for use on all intact skin surfaces and for limited duration use in the eyes. RSDL reacts rapidly, providi ...

Toxicity, Cyanide November 1, 2004 Stephen W Borron, MD, MS and Frederic J Baud, MD eMedicine.com Background: Cyanide generally is considered to be a rare source of poisoning; however, cyanide exposure occurs relatively frequently in patients with smoke inhalation from residential or industrial fires. Cyanide poisoning also may occur in industry, particularly in the metal trades, mining, electroplating, jewelry manufacture, and x-ray film recovery. It is also encountered in the fumigation of ...