Sea-Dumped Chemical Weapons: Aspects, Problems and Solutions Book

Preface. 1. Final Document. Welcoming Address; Mikhail Gorbachev. 2. Contributing Papers. 2.1: General. War Gases and Ammunition in the Polish Economic Zone of the Baltic Sea; E. Andrulewicz. Pre-Convention Liquidation of Soviet Chemical Weapons; L.A. Fedorov. Chemical 'Echo' of the Wars; A.V. Fokin, K.K. Babievsky. Special Study on the Sea Disposal of Chemical Munitions by the United States; M.J. Frondorf. Investigation of a Dumping Area in the Skagerrak, 1992; P.O. Granbom. Sea-Dumped Chemical Weapons and the Chemical Weapons Convention; T. Sk. How to Save the Baltics from Ecological Disaster; B.T. Surikov. 2.2: Technological Aspects. Unexploded Ordnance Devices: Detection, Recovery and Disposal; R. Häber, J. Hedtmann. The Technological Problems with Sea-Dumped Chemical Weapons from the Standpoint of Defence Conversion Industries; V.N. Konkov. Technological Questions of Safe Elimination of CW Dumps on the Baltic Sea Bed; L.P. Malyshev. Application of Anti-Filtering Coatings for Localisation of Toxic Warfare Chemicals in the Baltic Sea Area; V.G. Plotnikov, et al. Chemical-Analytical Control of Environmental Pollution by Warfare Agents and their Degradation Products; Yu.I. Savin, et al. 2.3: Chemical Aspects. Chemical Weapons on the Seabed; G.V. Lisichkin. Reaction Products of Chemical Agents by Thermodynamic Calculations; F. Volk. Bacterial Biodegradation of Nitrate Ester Explosives; G.F. White, et al. Chemical Weapons Dumping and White Sea Contamination. Index.