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Battelle Memorial Institute

Triosyn Holdings, Inc.

John Moorehead

Pierre Jean Messier

Thomas A Pettenski

David H Brown

Eric J Larson

Lynnette D Blaney

Lindy DeJarme

Norbert Laderoute

Norbert G Laderoute

Lynette Blaney

John F Searle

A method for deactivating a toxic chemical agent comprising contacting said toxic chemical agent with an halogenated resin.

Deactivation of toxic chemical agents

A substance capable of devitalizing hazardous biological agents and deactivating hazardous chemical agents comprising an activated anion exchange resin having a particle size substantially in the range of about 0.1-300 microns, which resin particles have been iodinated by exposure to a sufficient amount of an iodine-substance absorbable by the anion exchange resin such that the resin particles absorb the iodine-substance so as to convert the resin particles into activated resin particles. The iodine-substance may be selected from the group consisting of I (i.e., diatomic iodine), and polyiodide ions having a valence of &minus;1. The activated resin particles may be placed into contact with the biological or chemical agent as a dry aerosol, by dust coating, or by admixing the particles with a carrier to form a coating.

Composition for deactivating chemically and biologically active agents and method of making the same

A portable, self-contained, fully integrated water purification device which includes a receptacle modified to accommodate a filtration assembly for purifying water, and to store water following purification. The receptacle provides separate openings for water intake, and water outflow. The filtration assembly includes a pump and a multistage filter cartridge. Pump action draws water into the water purification device and forces the water through the multistage filter and into the receptacle. Purified water may be stored in the receptacle until consumption.

Portable water purification device

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Westerville, OH, United States of America

John Moorehead