Decontamination of G-series Chemical Warfare Agents and the Detection of Breakdown Products using Coordination Complexes and Fluoride Ion Chemosensors
thesis
posted on 2023-05-14, 23:57authored byJACK CIARAN DORRAT
For the decontamination of chemical warfare agents, systems which can both achieve decontamination and indicate that decontamination has occurred would benefit emergency responders and hazard management. This thesis assesses cage-like molecules for their ability to decontaminate chemical warfare agent simulants under a range of conditions. Furthermore, the development of sensors that can provide a colour change in response to fluoride as a way to indicate that decontamination has occurred is detailed.
History
Campus location
Australia
Principal supervisor
Kellie Tuck
Additional supervisor 1
Genevieve Dennison
Additional supervisor 2
Michael Ward
Year of Award
2023
Department, School or Centre
Chemistry
Additional Institution or Organisation
Defence Science Technology Group, Warwick University