Corrosivity Hazards
This is the measurement of hydrogen ion concentration in a solution.
What is Power of Hydrogen (pH)?
A quantity of radiation or energy absorbed by the body, usually measured in millirems (mrem).
What is Dose?
Usually solid materials dispersed in a liquid spray and cause pain or burning on exposed mucous membranes and skin.
What are Riot Control Agents?
These are disease producing organisms and include bacteria (e.g. anthrax, cholera, plague, e coli), and viruses (e.g. small pox, viral hemorrhagic fever).
What are Pathogens?
This meter is a 5 gas with a PID
What is a multirae
Having a PH of 12 would make this chemical a strong ____.
What is a strong base
The __________ of known materials can range from a fraction of a second to millions of years.
What is Half-life?
Chemical agents that consist of a cyanide compound, such as hydrogen cyanide and cyanogens chloride.
What are Blood Agents?
The time from exposure to a biological agent to the appearance of symptoms in infected persons.
What is the Incubation Period?
This meter is used to detect mercury concentration
What is the jerome?
These chemicals could cause your electronic meters to malfunction
What is Strong acids
Standard unit of measurement for alpha and beta radiation, and is also commonly used to express background radiation in numerical terms.
What are Counts per minute (CPM)?
Chemical warfare agents that are the most toxic. They can cause spasms and seizures
What are Nerve Agents?
These are produced by a biological source.
What are Toxins?
This meter is considered a PRD
What is a radeye?
This is the first chemical on 114 used to begin neutralizing a strong acid
What is Citric acidConcentration?
The movement of energy through space or matter in the form of waves or particles.
What is Radiation?
Chemical agents that pose both a liquid and vapor threat to all exposed skin and mucous membranes.
What are Vesicants (Blistering Agents)?
The amount of pathogen (measured in the number of organisms) required to cause infection in the host.
What is Infectious Dose?
This meter is used to detect WMD agents
What is M8 paper
This is produced when water is added to chlorine gas
What is Hydrochloric acid?
This metering device is used to help locate a radiation source
What is an identifier?
This term refers to the length of time a chemical agent remains as a liquid.
What is Persistence?
This is an common example of a toxin.
What is Ricin?
This meter uses laser spectrometry and also has an updateable online library you can access
What is the Riagaku?