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• Decontamination
  ...n]]s, fire hazards, scattered [[explosives]], radioactive materials, etc. Decontamination is concerned with the immediate "render-safe" situation, a term of art from In biology, '''decontamination''' is the removal of [[Microorganism|microbial]] life forms. An item is sai
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• Decontamination/Approval
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• Decontamination/Definition
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• De-contamination
  #Redirect [[Decontamination]]
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• Virucide
  ...or inactivates [[virus]]es, which can be used in [[water]] and [[food]] [[decontamination]], sanitation of public places such as [[hospital]]s, and [[agriculture]].
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• Chemical Corps/Definition
  ...ch of military service concerned with [[materials MASINT|detection]] and [[decontamination]] of chemical, biological and radiological agents; smoke generation; and, i
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• Combat support
  * Chemical corps (WMD detection, protection and decontamination; smoke generation)
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• Ammonium persulfate
  |uses=polymerization initiator, decontamination ...m persulfate''' is a very strong oxidizer used for industrial cleaning and decontamination, as well as a strong [[radical initiator]] often used to promote polymeriza
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• Chemical Corps
  ...s the responsibility for defense against [[chemical weapon]]s, including [[decontamination]] that could also be useful for [[biological weapon]]s and some radioactive
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• Decontamination
  ...n]]s, fire hazards, scattered [[explosives]], radioactive materials, etc. Decontamination is concerned with the immediate "render-safe" situation, a term of art from In biology, '''decontamination''' is the removal of [[Microorganism|microbial]] life forms. An item is sai
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