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Appendix D: Results from Technical Risk Reduction Program Activity 2a, Phase II, for GB and Activity 11 for VX
Pages 61-63

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... Methylene adequate to ensure that measured GB concentrations in the chloride extraction of the hydrolysates followed by gas hydrolysate were low enough for secondary treatment using chromatography and mass spectrometry (GC/MS) showed supercritical water oxidation (SCWO)
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... Initial studies organic layer that accounted for a much lower fraction. In were conducted using liquid chromatography/electrospray TRRP activity 11, GC/MS analysis of the upper organic ionization/MS/MS, with the objective of confirming peak layer showed that it consists mainly of the disulfide, bis[2identification, which cannot be done with confidence using (diisopropylamino)
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... Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.: Edge- Collected from M55 Rockets Processed at Anniston Chemical Agent wood Chemical and Biological Center, U.S. Army Soldier and Biologi- Disposal Facility (ANCDF)
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  • hydrolysate spiked
  • reactor studies
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  • detection limits
  • final test

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  • liquid chromatography
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