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For example, chemical hydrolysis might be used to detoxify the chemical agent drained from munitions. The products of this process might then be oxidized by a biological process, a wet air oxidation, or a supercritical water oxidation to further destroy organic materials.
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For gas waste streams, the highly toxic nature of chemical warfare agents requires that any demilitarization system encompass safety systems to prevent agent release to the environment. In addition, discharge of other toxic materials in air generated by the destruction process must be below regulator requirements for both design operation and operation in the case of equipment or operational failure.
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