Issue 4 in 2011

Section 1: The Issue of Chemical Weapon Decommission in Russia
1	Implementation of Science and Technology Policy in the Sphere of Chemical Weapon Destruction in the Russian Federation P. 5–8 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-005-008	V.I. Kholstov
2	Reliable information is the main weapon P. 8–14 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-009-014	V.P. Kapashin Yu.E. Kuznetsova N.P. Solyanik
Section 2: Chemical Weapon Decommission Experience
3	Creation of modern ecologically safe manufactures in interests of the Udmurt Republic as the main direction of reshaping the chemical weapon destruction plant in Kambarka P. 15–20 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-015-020	V.A. Belikov Yu.I. Baranov L.V. Kabak P.V. Kazakov V.F. Golovkov A.V. Kshnyaykina E.N. Glukhan
4	Topical questions of identifying causal relationship in the system “personnel health in the plants of chemical weapons storage and destruction – work environment” and “health of the population of the protective measures zone – habitat” P. 21–25 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-021-025	E.A. Tsibulskaya M.Yu. Kombarova E.V. Oleynikova T.V. Perushkina N.S. Ovchinikova
Section 3: Technological aspects of chemical weapon decommission
5	Immobilized biocatalysts on the basis of organophosphate hydrolase in processes of decomposition of organophosphorus pollutants P. 26–31 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-026-031	E.N. Efremenko I.V. Lyagin D.A. Gudkov M.S. Sirotkina N.V. Zavyalova V.V. Zavyalov S.D. Varfolomeyev V.I. Kholstov
6	Ways of demilitarization and decommission of artillery chemical munitions containing lewisite P. 32–35 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-032-035	V.B. Kondratyev V.V. Sheluchenko M.V. Korol`kov V.G. Ratushenko V.S. Glebov N.A. Kostikova A.V. Kutkin V.A. Semenova S.A. Sukhotskaya
7	Investigating Chemical Processes in Conditions of Interaction of Lewisite and Arsenic Trichloride with the Receipt based on Alkali Element Alcoholates P. 35–37 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-035-037	A.V. Kutkin S.A. Sukhotskaya V.A. Semenova I.I. Sizov N.A. Kostikova M.V. Korol`kov V.B. Kondratyev
8	Methodological approaches to utilizing salt wastes resulting from reaction mass thermal riddance of organophosphorus agents at chemical weapons decommission plants P. 38–42 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-038-042	V.B. Kondratyev M.V. Korol’kov N.A. Kostikova L.N. Risyuck O.O. Shibkov
Section 4: Providing Chemical Safety
9	Estimating ecological risks of technogenic emergency situations P. 43–50 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-043-050	S.I. Ermakov M.N. Voitovich
10	Environmental Aspects of Chemical Weapons Destruction P. 50–57 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-050-057	F.P. Sokolov I.N. Sizykh I.M. Milgotin V.A. Samsonov T.N. Shvetsova- Shilovskaya
11	Environmental Aspects of Chemical Weapons Destruction P. 57–62 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-057-062	S.N. Shtikov S.N. Kobtsov I.Kh. Ilyasov I.N. Isayev D.S. Dubrovskiy S.V. Yazinin
Section 5: Problems of Decommissioning chemical weapons destruction plants
12	Scientific and methodological basis of medical and sanitary support of safety in the process of decommission and elimination of chemical weapon storage and destruction plants P. 63–68 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-063-068	B.N. Filatov N.G. Britanov V.V. Klauchek S.P. Los
Section 6: Medical Support of Chemical Disarmament
13	The basis of safety of the chemical weapon storage and decommission plants` personnel is provided by automatic devices controlling that the level of warfare agents does not exceed the sanitary norm P. 69–72 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-069-072	I.V. Kovalenko A.N. Komissarov V.D. Nazarov I.B. Lurie N.P. Keselman A.V. Lebedev
14	Risk assessment among stuff of the hazardous chemical industries P. 73–76 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-073-076	L.A. Mogilenkova N.V. Krinitsyn Yu.V. Philippova D.B. Kiselev
15	Medical-ecological security during destruction of chemical weapons – actual problem of Occupational Medicine P. 77–83 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-077-083	V.L. Philippov E.N. Nechayeva N.V. Krinitsin Yu.V. Philippova E.S. Kas`yanenko O.N. Kolzukova D.V. Tregubov
16	Assessment of health of the people working in chemical weapons storage and destruction plants in dynamics P. 84–93 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-084-093	T.A. Koneva A.A. Pavlova A.N. Phedorchenko O.A. Prokhorenko S.V. Shkrebtienko G.K. Serdyukova M.N. Pimenova L.V. Yanno
Section 7: Monitoring facilities for the destruction of chemical weapons
17	Searching of informative biochemical tests in the practice environmental monitoring of of particularly dangerous objects P. 94–98 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-094-098	A.I. Ivanov T. А. Dunayev E.A. Domnina T.Ya Ashihmina G.P. Dudin
Section 8: Analytical Support of Chemical Decommission
18	Problems of determination of warfare organophosphates at chemical weapon destruction plants with biochemical methods P. 99–102 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-099-102	D.S. Prokofieva V.I. Shmurak S.V. Sadovnikov N.V. Goncharov
19	Chemosorbtional Photometric Detecting Arsenic in Air-gas Media for the Purposes of Environmental Monitoring P. 103–107 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-103-107	O.Yu. Rastegaev T.P. Tolokonnikova A.O. Malishevskiy V.N. Chupis
20	Chemo-analytical Control over Chemical Agents Concentration in Soils. Metrological Aspect P. 108–113 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-108-113	B.S. Punkevich S. V. Sadovnikov M.A. Zemlyakova K.S. Los
21	Systems of ecological Management in Chemical Weapon Destruction Plants P. 113–117 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2011-4-113-117	V.P. Kapashin B.S. Punkevich F.M. Zagrebin V.N. Fokin E.I. Kislova
Section 9: Information
22	Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapon has been in affect for 15 years P. 118–120	O.V. Adosev
Section 10: Chronicle
23	Biological Monitoring of Natural-Technogenic systems P. 120–121	V.G. Mohnatkin T.Ya. Ashikhmina S.Yu. Ogorodnikova

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