Preliminary Assessment of Chlorine Reactivity with Environmental Materials Accounting for Boundary Layer and Maximum Deposition Effects

Preliminary assessment of chlorine reactivity with environmental materials accounting for boundary layer and maximum deposition effects

Many toxic industrial chemicals (TICs) such as chlorine and ammonia are very reactive with commonly encountered materials in the environment. The amou…

NIH Funds Chlorine Gas Countermeasures for Chemical Defense

A New Approach to Chlorine Exposure: GABA(A) Modulation as a Medical Countermeasure A newly awarded research grant from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS), part of the National [...] Read the rest of Advancing GABA Modulators for Chlorine Gas Injuries at Global Biodefense