November 5, 2001
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Add Us On GoogleAdd SciAmChemical Weapons on the Web
Many of the best websites on chemical weapons seem to have been dismantled, but quite a few remain:
U.S. Army Chemical Casualty Care Division
Ataxia: The Chemical and Biological Terrorism Threat and the U.S. Response
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Open Literature on Chemical and Biological Terrorism prepared by Canadian Intelligence
Chemical Weapons Technology from the Defense Technical Information Center
How past chemical-weapons programs have bypassed the technical challenges of doing the chemical synthesis from Technologies Underlying Weapons of Mass Destruction, Office of Technology Assessment, December 1993.
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