Neutralizing Chemical Agents On Fabric
Credit: U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
Most garments protect against contamination from chemical and biological agents by erecting fabric barriers between the body and toxins. The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) is experimenting with specially spun fibers that incorporate such additives as quaternary ammonium salt biocides...
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