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  Novichok agents are reported to produce more permanent injury" than more common nerve agents, the British scientists wrote in 2010, "even following appropriate nerve agent antidote treatment."
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  What's worse, they said: "It should be noted that some Novichok agents have been specifically designed to be resistant to standard nerve agent antidote therapy."
  
  How are Novichoks used?
  Most Novichok agents are so-called binary weapons - that is, they're made up of two separate nontoxic components that become lethal only when they're combined.
  
  "The Novichok agents are thought to be far more difficult to detect during manufacturing and far easier to manufacture covertly, because they can be made with common chemicals in relatively simple pesticide factories," the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons
  
  Stephens, the University of Reading scientist, said: "One of the main reasons these agents are developed is because their component parts are not on the banned list."
  
  
  And because at least one of them is a powder, not a gas or a vapor, contamination "would be harder to detect with normal chemical warfare detection means," said Daniel Kaszeta, managing director of Strongpoint Security Ltd., a weapons and defense consultancy in London.
  
  "They were specifically developed to evade the West/NATO's detection capabilities and foil intelligence collection efforts," Kaszeta, a former security specialist with the U.S. Secret Service's Technical Security Division and Chemical/Biological Countermeasures Branch,
  
  The Soviet Union and then Russia "went to great lengths to keep the programme secret at a point when the USSR had already agreed in principle to chemical arms control," Kaszeta said.
  
  "Their existence is a political embarrassment."

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Novichok agents are reported to produce more permanent injury" than more common nerve agents, the British scientists wrote in 2010, "even following appropriate nerve agent antidote treatment." <br /> Sharp MX-3570N Toner <br /> <a href="http://dghd-9.com/a/qiwen/592.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://dghd-9.com/a/qiwen/592.html</a> <br /> What's worse, they said: "It should be noted that some Novichok agents have been specifically designed to be resistant to standard nerve agent antidote therapy." <br /> <br /> How are Novichoks used? <br /> Most Novichok agents are so-called binary weapons - that is, they're made up of two separate nontoxic components that become lethal only when they're combined. <br /> <br /> "The Novichok agents are thought to be far more difficult to detect during manufacturing and far easier to manufacture covertly, because they can be made with common chemicals in relatively simple pesticide factories," the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons <br /> <br /> Stephens, the University of Reading scientist, said: "One of the main reasons these agents are developed is because their component parts are not on the banned list." <br /> <br /> <br /> And because at least one of them is a powder, not a gas or a vapor, contamination "would be harder to detect with normal chemical warfare detection means," said Daniel Kaszeta, managing director of Strongpoint Security Ltd., a weapons and defense consultancy in London. <br /> <br /> "They were specifically developed to evade the West/NATO's detection capabilities and foil intelligence collection efforts," Kaszeta, a former security specialist with the U.S. Secret Service's Technical Security Division and Chemical/Biological Countermeasures Branch, <br /> <br /> The Soviet Union and then Russia "went to great lengths to keep the programme secret at a point when the USSR had already agreed in principle to chemical arms control," Kaszeta said. <br /> <br /> "Their existence is a political embarrassment."</div>

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