Chemical weapons

Biological and chemical weapons by Kisbye

Explosives and chemical weapons identification by Crippin, James B.

Table of Contents: “…Chemical compounds, Part 1 -- Chemical compounds, Part 2 -- Chemical compounds, Part 3 -- Ingredients -- Synonyms -- Explosives -- Chemical weapons -- Incendiaries -- Propellants -- Explosive precursors -- Pyrotechnic ingredients -- Uses -- Glossary.…”

Inspection equipment under the chemical weapons convention by Ron G. Manley

Preparation Of Skin Decontamination Lotion For Chemical Weapon Ageent Removal And Neutralization by Nurul Najwa Binti Ab Rahman

Assessment of explosive destruction technologies for specific munitions at the Blue Grass and Pueblo chemical agent destruction pilot plants

Subjects: “…Chemical weapons disposal Kentucky Richmond.…”
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Convention on the Prohibition of the Development, Production, Stockpiling, and Use of Chemical Weapons and on Their Destruction

War of nerves chemical warfare from world war I to Al-Qaeda by Tucker, Jonathan B.

Subjects: “…Chemical weapons history.…”

Chemical demilitarization public policy aspects by Mauroni, Albert J.

Table of Contents: “…No More Chemical Arms -- 2. A Legacy of Chemical Weapons -- 3. Death and Birth of a Program -- 4. …”

Handbook of toxicology of chemical warfare agents

Subjects: “…Chemical weapons…”

A history of chemical and biological weapons by Spiers, Edward M.

Subjects: “…Chemical weapons…”

CBRN terrorism the potential of using biological and chemical agents in South East Asia region by Mohd. Redzuan Mohamad Ya'akob

Subjects: “…Chemical weapons…”

Planning the unthinkable how new powers will use nuclear, biological and chemical weapons

Biological weapons still a relevant threat by Abramson, Alfred F. III

Table of Contents: “…Nuclear weapons -- Chemical weapons -- Biological weapons -- Consequence management and response -- Non-state actors and CBRN -- Conclusion…”

Iran's strategic weapons programmes a net assessment

Subjects: “…Chemical weapons Iran…”

Verification 1997 the VERTIC yearbook

Subjects: “…Chemical weapons…”

Emergency response handbook for chemical and biological agents and weapons by Cashman

Subjects: “…Chemical weapons Safety measures Handbooks, manual, etc.…”

Arms control and global security a document guide

Table of Contents: “…Introduction -- Abbreviations -- The early legacy -- Biological and chemical weapons -- Nuclear weapons -- Conventional weapons -- Spatial restrictions : regional, area, or zonal -- U.S.…”

International organizations and the implementation of the responsibility to protect the humanitarian crisis in Syria

Table of Contents: “…Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication; Table of Contents; Notes on contributors 1 Introduction 2 The United Nations, international organizations and responsibility to protect 3 Contextualizing conflict: trends and challenges in the Syrian Civil War 4 International Criminal Court (ICC) 5 Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) 6 Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) 7 League of Arab States (LAS) 8 Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) 9 NATO 10 G8; 11 Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE); 12 Summary; Index…”

Weapons and the law of armed conflict by Boothby, William H.

Table of Contents: “…The evolution of the law of weaponry -- Components of the international law of weaponry -- The use of weapons and the law of targeting -- Customary principles : superfluous injury and unnecessary suffering -- Customary principles : indiscriminate weapons -- Weapons and the environment -- Conventional Weapons Convention -- Poison, poisoned weapons, asphyxiating gases, biological and chemical weapons -- Firearms, bullets, and analogous projectiles -- Mines, booby-traps, and other devices -- Rules relating to other specific technologies -- Nuclear weapons -- Applying weapons law to particular weapon systems -- Cluster munitions -- Maritime and outer space weapons -- Unexploded and abandoned weapons -- Non-international armed conflict -- Compliance with international weapons law -- Technology, humanitarian concern, and the future…”