Academy researchers use 'ionic liquids' to neutralize chemical warfare agents
Ionic liquids such as the one shown here may be able to neutralize chemical warfare agents such as sarin and VX. Air Force Academy Cadets 1st Class Chris Horn and Joe Lewczyk are conducting follow-on research with ionic liquids to determine whether the room-temperature molten salts can also neutralize biological agents. (U.S. Air Force photo/Johnny Wilson)
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