Issue 4 in 2014

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Issue 4 in 2014

Section 1: Russia`s Performance of the Convention on Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
1	The final stage of decommission of chemical weapons stockpiles in Russia P. 8–11 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-008-010	V.I. Kholstov
2	Russia`s Fulfilling the federal program “Decommission of Chemical Weapons” goes to plan P. 12–14 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-011-013	V.P. Kapashin
3	Organizational and technical aspects of the original data on decommissioning and liquidation of the effects of chemical weapons storage and destruction plants P. 15–20 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-014-019	A.Yu. Karmishin Yu.G. Radyushkin E.V. Bryzgalina A.M. Klyuyev V.L. Rud S.A. Belov
Section 2: Methods and technologies of chemical weapons destruction
4	Possible prospects of utilizing saline waste generated by thermal treatment of organophosphorus agents reaction mass P. 21–25 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-020-024	T.V. Vorobyov D.A. Zygin E.A.Vasil`kova
5	Biotechnological methods and neutralizing agents for purification of soils and water, which were contaminated by ecotoxic substances P. 26–33 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-025-032	N.V. Zavyalova I.V. Filimonov E.N. Efremenko V.I. Kholstov A.A. Yankovskaya
6	The main technological operations fnd stages of bioremediation of soils and water purification in situ P. 34–41 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-033-040	N.V. Zavyalova I.V. Filimonov V.A. Kovtun A.N. Golipad S.V. Petrov K.K. Styazhkin E.N. Efremenko V.I. Kholstov A.A. Yankovskaya
7	Biocatalysts based on bacteria-destructors and enzymes of differ from high destructive capability chemical warfare agents and their degradation products in process of purification of soils and water P. 42–50 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-041-049	N.V. Zavyalova I.V. Filimonov E.N. Efremenko V.I. Kholstov A.A. Yankovskaya
8	Experimental Assessing microbicidal and degradation potential of the biological product, organophosphorus compounds destructor P. 51–59 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-050-058	K.K. Styazhkin A.S. Tumanov T.Ya. Ashikhmina D.P. Kolesnikov V.V. Teterin I.P. Pogorelskiy A.A. Leshchenko A.G. Lazykin A.R. Ziganshin
9	Adaptation of microbial biotechnology of soil remediation to real objects of rehabilitation P. 60–62 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-059-061	S.A. Sharov T.Ya. Ashikhmina
10	Bioindication and bioassay reaction of organisms to methylphosphonates and sodium pyrophosphate P. 63–69 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-062-068	L.V. Kondakova L.I. Domracheva S.Yu. Ogorodnikova A.S. Olkova N.A. Kudryashov T.Ya. Ashikhmina
Section 3: Monitoring chemical weapons decommission plants
11	Study of the effectof some chemical weapons destruction products on soil actinomycetes P. 70–75 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-069-074	T.Ya. Ashikhmina E.V. Tovstik S.Yu. Ogorodnikova I.G. Shirokikh
12	The study of the processes of phosphorus-containing organic substances transformation of in the environment P. 76–78 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-075-077	E.V. Bryzgalina V.L. Rud D.A. Zygin M.K. Belomytsev
13	Lichenoindication of atmospheric air at chemically dangerous man-made objects P. 79–84 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-078-083	L.N. Anischenko I.A. Balyasnikov T.A. Rudakova
Section 4: Methods, tools, models, and prospects
14	Some issues related to identification of organophosphorus agents at complex design ammunition destruction P. 85–87 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-084-086	D.A. Zygin Yu.A. Egorov M.A. Golishev
15	Justification of the list of degradation of products of chemical agents of the kind Vx, which ensure its identification at destroying bomb- blocks P. 88–91 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-087-090	V.G. Mandych A.A. Ostrovskiy O.V. Adysev A.Yu. Karmishin I.N. Isayev Yu.A. Egorova D.A. Zygin
16	Key aspects of using the simplest means of toxic substances control in relation to the process of decommission and mitigation of activities of weapons destruction plants P. 92–95 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-090-094	I.V. Kovalenko A.S. Lyakin A.N. Commissarov S.Yu. Konyakhin
17	Major trends in the development of the simplest means of toxic substances control at chemical weapons storage and destruction plants P. 96–99 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-095-098	A.N. Commissarov I.V. Kovalenko A.S. Lyakin R.R. Balkarov
18	Methodological aspects of preparing chemical weapons storage and destruction plants for decommissioning P. 100–104 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-099-103	Yu.V. Novoydarsky T.Ya. Ashihmina I.G. Shirokikh L.I. Domracheva S.Yu. Ogorodnikova
Section 5: Еcotoxicology
19	The procedure of conducting chemical-toxicological analysis of biological samples for determining the effect to toxic substances on the body P. 105–109 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-104-108	V.S. Romanov E.V. Kinash V.A.Berestov
Section 6: Issues of environmental safety and medical support staff objects
20	Medical and hygienic aspects of occupational safety and health personnel at chemical weapons destruction plants P. 110–115 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-109-114	B.N. Filatov V.V. Klauchek N.G. Britainov N.V. Krylova L.A. Dobroshenko A.S. Frolov T.A. Charova T.Ya. Dvorchik
Section 7: Providing Ecological Safety
21	The dynamics of zoobenthos in the Lakes area of the protective zone of the chemical weapons destruction plant in Shchuch`ye as a method of biological monitoring P. 116–121 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-4-115-120	D.D. Alekseyus O.V. Kozlov O.M. Plotnikova
22	Ecological aspects of phytomeliorations and restoration of the land and water ecosystem with use of vascular plants and moss P. 122–127 DOI: 10.25750/1995-4301-2014-3-121-126	L.N. Anischenko I.A. Balyasnikov T.A. Rudakova