Neutralization of Aerosolized Bio-agents by Filled Nanocomposite Materials through Thermal and Chemical Inactivation Mechanisms

Atin Adhikari

Neutralization of Aerosolized Bio-agents by Filled Nanocomposite Materials through Thermal and Chemical Inactivation Mechanisms

Biostatistics, Epidemiology & Environmental Health Sciences

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Abstract

The aims of this study are: identify, prepare and evaluate novel materials for rapid defeat of aerosolized microorganisms; develop an experimental capability to assess inactivation of Bacillus spores to support the WMD defeat weapon testing; and understand biochemical mechanisms of thermal and chemical inactivation of aerosolized microbial agents.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 2016

Disciplines

Environmental Health
Environmental Health and Protection
Environmental Public Health
Public Health

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Neutralization of Aerosolized Bio-agents by Filled Nanocomposite Materials through Thermal and Chemical Inactivation Mechanisms

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