DATE

VOL

ISSUE

TECHNICALLY SPEAKING

PEAC Preview

May-02

I

1

Description of the PEAC Tool

Jun-02

I

2

TNT Equivalent

Hydrogen Chloride

Jul-02

I

3

Gas Dispersion Models

Hydrogen Cyanide

Aug-02

I

4

What Chemical Concentration is Safe?

Anhydrous Hydrogen Fluoride

Sep-02

I

5

Dirty Bombs

Bromine

Oct-02

I

6

Shelter in Place

Fluorosulfonic Acid

Nov-02

I

7

Nuclear Weapons

Aminoethylene

Dec-02

I

8

The F Stability

Sarin

Jan-03

I

9

Aerosols and Dusts

Piperidine

Feb-03

I

10

Flash Points, Flammables, Combustibles, LEL, and UEL, and Fires

Dichlorosilane

Mar-03

I

11

Dirty Bomb Release Example: Cesium 137

Arsine

Apr-03

I

12

Biotoxins Used as Warfare Agents

Ethylene Oxide

May-03

II

1

Evacuate or Shelter in Place

Acrylonitrile

Jun-03

II

2

Nerve Agents, Pesticides and Cholinesterase Inibition

Anhydrous Ammonia

Jul-03

II

3

Reactivity

Ethylene Dibromide

Aug-03

II

4

Health and Toxicity

Sulfur Dioxide

Sep-03

II

5

Those Confusing Chemical Names

Diborane

Oct-03

II

6

Fires: What's in That Smoke?

Formaldehyde

Nov-03

II

7

Common Sense Corrections to Air Dispersion Models for Toxic Chemical Releases

Methyl Bromide

Dec-03

II

8

Explosion

Phosgene

Jan-04

II

9

Radioactive Isotopes

Hydrogen Sulfide

Feb-04

II

10

Ricin

Methyl Isocyanate

Mar-04

II

11

Meth Lab Chemicals

Crotonaldehyde

Apr-04

II

12

Military Chemical Exposure Guidelines (MEGs) and LOC's

Vinyl Carbinol

May-04

III

1

Explosives and Terrorists

Methly Mercaptan

Jun-04

III

2

NIOSH CBRN

Mustard

Jul-04

III

3

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