text: "~ISomedelegations suggested thatmulticomponent chemical weapons should notbedeclared asaspecial category inaseparate table. -91--92-"11Identified inaccordance withapproaches tobeworkedoutinthe contextofArticleII. "21Somedelegations didnotconsider thistablenecessary. "11Inaccordance withtheIUPAC(International UnionofPureandApplied Chemistry) Nomenclature •. "!IDifferent viewsexistwhetheritisnecessary tostateboththe scientific chemical nameandthestructural formula inorderforthedeclarations tobeunambiguous. "5/Somedelegations suggested thatmulticomponent chemical weapons should notbedeclared asaspecial category inaseparate table•.Scientific chemical nam~/, Quantity Numberandsize Structural formula41(metric tons) ofcontainers Precursors forunitary systems Components formulticomponent systems2/ I"1.3precursors!.! inbulk21::sQ::r ~\D;;:J CD ....(11> ::r....Co III-a 11l:s tD.,-a11ltD ::r l»....'1.... 0 ~....CDN C.... (11(11 .... 0 Co Co::sIn "1 "2.Hunitions Type .UnItary ch~lnical !U!Calibre (if Applicab le)Quantity ofunfilled m~nitlon/submunition ('''~'l''''er ofpleces)!JFilledmunition/submunition QUAntity IChemicaL fill (number ofpieces) (inkgperpieceofmunition'submunition) Examples : Binary IlSSmm .hell. f.,r••• (-nlme 0ffinal reactive product)100Ihellbodiu 1500(completed 13kgchemical A+B .he11s. components storedseparately) 200canni.ter. A1100cannisteu AI2kgcht!mica 1 A 300clnni.ters B 150eannistersB1kgchemica 1 CI\0 W IExalllplu: Shell Cartddge Rocket warhead Multicomponent chemical type155mill 120mill22.000 500warhead bodies 1.500lubllldnitionl13.000 8.000 1.000warheads 100submunitions2.82kgofchemical x 1.12kgofchemical y SOkgofchemicAt Z (SOx1kgsubm"nitions' I"3.OtherDevices I Type (Example : .praytank.)QUAntity ofunfilled devices (number ofpieces)Filled QUlIntity (number of nieces)devices ChemreaLn.\1 (inkg/piece) "1'Somedelegations didnotconsider thiscolumnnecessary.j I: r"4.Equipment specifically designed forusedirectly inconnection withthe employment ofmunitions andotherdevices unde~pointsD:2and;. (Example: singlepurpose rocketlaunchers). "5.Chemicals specifically desisned forusedirectly inconnection withthe employment ofmunitions andotherdevices underpointsD:2and;. (Example: thickeners). ]} ''E.Looations anddetailed inventories ofchemical wesonsstockstobe declared beforethecommencement ofeachelimination period2 Foreachstockthefollowing shallbedeclared: "1.Location Geographical location expressed by••• "2.Detailed inventoq Composition andquantities ofthechemical weaponsshallbedeclared in accordance withparagraph DofthisAnnex. "II.PLANSFORTHEELnUNATION OFCHEMICAL ~1EAP01"S itA.General plans. Thefollowing chemical weaponsshallbeeliminated duringElimination PeriodI:Y21 Thefollowing chemical weaponsshallbeeliminated duringElimination PeriodII:Y21 etc. "B.Detailed plans Theyshallinclude: schedules indicati,ng detailed timeframr:f', quantities andtypesof chemical weaponstobedestroyed ordi,·.terted toperinittedpurposesy inaccordance withthePrinciples fortheElimination laiddownin AnnexIV, "]}Different viewsexistconcerning, ifortowhatextentsuchchemicals shouldbedeclared. Furthermore, it.appears thatthisquestion willhavetobe decidedinthelightofthefinaldefinition ofchemical weapons. "g!Somedelegations heldtheviewthatoveralldeclarations shouldbe madewithin;0days ~ftertheConvention's entryintoforceforaStateParty. "21Chemical weaponsshallbedescribed apdamounts in~icated ina manneridentical tothatofthedeclarations. "yOnedelegation statedthatitwasunconvinced thatdiversion waseither apractical oreconomical methodforelimination. Itmaybeprepared, however, toreviewitsposition intheeventapractical systemfordiversion canbe devised, preserving therequirement foreffective verification. -9JJ-~"';.;,,·;>.;;;d~\; ••"_---------- "' • iththe lCample: lththe cample: be- redin tion
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention, specifically the declaration and elimination of chemical weapons. It touches on issues such as the categorization of chemical weapons, the need for detailed inventories, and the plans for their elimination. The language used is technical and formal, suggesting that it is a document related to international diplomacy or treaty implementation.