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化學戰劑 (下冊)   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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陳時偉 左宗杞編譯
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化學戰劑 (下冊)
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目錄
001 第四編化學攻擊的防禦
001001 第十九章個人防護
001001001 第一節第一次歐戰中的發展
001001002 第二節第一次歐戰後的發展
001001003 第三節防毒面具以外的個人防護
001002 第二十章毒氣偵檢
001002001 第一節試驗室中的檢驗
001002002 第二節毒氣的嗅味及刺激性
001002003 第三節戰場上的偵檢
001003 第二十一章集團防護
001003001 第一節概念
001003002 第二節防毒掩蔽部
001003003 第三節關閉處所內毒氣的排除
001003004 第四節地面的消毒
001003005 第五節建築物的消毒
001003006 第六節衣服的消毒
001003007 第七節軍需品及彈藥的防護
001003008 第八節食物及水的防護
001004 第二十二章戰術防護
001004001 第一節化學情報
001004002 第二節毒氣偵察
001004003 第三節應付化學空襲的方法
001004004 第四節向戰場行進間的毒氣防護
001004005 第五節戰鬥間的毒氣防護
001004006 第六節化學戰局的估計
001005 第二十三章平民防護
001005001 第一節城市布毒
001005002 第二節防禦毒氣空襲應有的準備
001005003 第三節正當空襲時的防護
001005004 第四節空襲後的消毒
001005005 第五節毒氣傷害的醫療
002 第五編泛論
002001 第二十四章化學工業與化學戰爭的關係
002001001 第一節毒氣與商用化學藥品的關係
002001002 第二節染料工業的重要性
002001003 第三節德國染料工業的貢獻
002001004 第四節協約國對於化學工業的努力
002001005 第五節美國的染料工業
002001006 第六節政府製造的缺點
002001007 第七節染料工業對於國防的價值
002002 第二十五章化學戰爭的效力
002002001 第一節戰鬥哲學
002002002 第二節第一次歐戰中交戰各國兵力的損失
002002003 第三節造成毒氣傷亡所費的軍事力量
002002004 第四節各種毒氣造成傷害的相對價值
002002005 第五節第一次歐戰中主要的毒氣攻擊
002002006 第六節美國方面的毒氣傷亡
002002007 第七節化學戰爭的事後效應
002002008 第八節化學戰爭與人道
002002009 第九節第一次歐戰中毒氣使用增加的情況
002003 第二十六章對於化學戰爭的國際立場
002003001 第一節第一次海牙和平會議
002003002 第二節第二次海牙和平會議
002003003 第三節毒氣發射彈規約的失敗
002003004 第四節第一次歐戰以後的觀點
002003004001 (a)華盛幀會議
002003004002 (b)日內瓦毒氣草約
002003004003 (c)軍縮會議
002003004004 (d)結論
002004 第二十七章結論
003 附錄
004 參考書目
005 中外名詞對照表

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Publication date 1945年11月
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