John, remember the pictures of the remediation/cleanup of people being brought to trauma triage at hospitals. They set up inflatable structures and spray people to deconaminate them before coming into the hospital. The department of homeland security will have $6 billion to spend over the next several years. Chlorine at low levels burns your eyes and cannot be used at high doses on people (we may all look like albinos or have instant lung damage) - so there may be a great demand for a chemical that can be applied to skin to decontaminate in the event of a disaster.
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