HUMAN HEALH PREVENTION BY DETECTION AND QUANTIFICATION OF TOXIC CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS

Venelin Terziev¹ and Stoyanka Petkova - Georgieva^2
1Full Member of the Russian Academy of Natural History, Professor, Eng., D.Sc. (National Security), D.Sc. (Economics), D.Sc. (Social Activities), Ph.D., Russian Academy of Natural History, Moscow, Russia, Vasil Levski National Military University, Veliko Tarnovo, Bulgaria University of Rousse, Rousse, Bulgaria, terziev@skmat.com
²Associate Professor, Ph.D., University "Prof. dr Assen Zlatarov” – Bourgas, Bulgaria, s.p.petkova@gmail.com

Abstract

There are various methods of detection and quantification of toxic chemical compounds (TCCs) and toxic industrial chemicals (TICs). The present research is on the most effective methods known for achieving a good human health prevention. The TCCs detection methods are described and analyzed by showing their advantages and disadvantages. Although incineration or other oxidative procedures are widely discussed methodologies for TCC detection and quantification, derive their widespread industrial use and environmental persistence from their resistance to oxidative degradation. The more highly chlorinated the TCC, the greater its resistance to oxidation, and the longer it will persist in the environment. Several detection methodologies for TCC remediation have been described, including treatment with Chemical Detector Paper, Colorimetric Detection Tubes, Infra-Red (IR) Spectroscopy, M21 Remote Sensing Chemical Agent Alarm, TravelI RHC, etc.

Keywords: human health, detection, quantification, toxic chemical compounds, toxic industrial chemicals.