text: Toxicity (ofpuresubstance)lPurity'il(metric sizeof(metric(metric %tons) containers tons)tons) Chemical A Chemical B etc. "1.1.2Otherlethalchemicals-!/ Scientific chemical ~I1Bulk FilledinTotal namemunition Structural formula' 31and Quantity NumberandQuantityquantity Toxicity (ofpuresubstance)lPurity41(metric sizeof(metric(metric %tons) containers tons)tons) 1 ,Q.l.3Otherharmful chemicals·21 Scientific chemical name ~I1Bulk FilledinTotal 1munitionquantityStructural formula ..~-'andPurity41Quantity NumberandQuantity(metricToxicity(ofpuresubstance)%(metric sizeof(metrictons)ifapplicable tons) containers tons) 1such lCtures. includedII,! . f1 t.) J')"!IInaccordance withagreeddefinition. "2/Inaccordance withtheIUPAC(International UnionofPureandApplied Chemistry) Nomenclature. "31Different viewsexigtwhetheritisnecessary tostateboththe scientific chemical nameandthestructural form~lainorderforthedeclarations tobeunambiguous. "!IThreedifferent approaches weretakenbydelegations: 1)Initial purity, 2)Purityofthecompound asstoredwithanapproximation ofsome10percent. 3)Thatdeclaration ofpuritywasnotnecessary. "21Inaccordance withagreeddefinition, butpending suchadefinition it isunclear whichchemicals todeclare inthistable. -49-'1 -50-Scientific chemical name21IBulk FilledinTotal- munitionl Structural formula2/ Quantity Numberand submunitionquantity I(metric(metric sizeof (metrictons)tons) containers tons) [Keycomponents] [Key precursors] formulti- component systems !/2/~1 "11Theviewwasexpressed thatthesetwotableswerenotnecessary and thekeyprecursors andkeycomponents coulQbedeclared underpoints1.1.1, 1.1.2and1.1.3asapplicable. "21Inaccordance withtheIUPAC (Intern~tional UnionofPureandApplied Chemistry) Nomenclature. "11Different viewsexistwhetheritisnecessary tostateboththe scientific chemical nameandthestru~tural formulainorderforthedeclarations tobeunambiguoua. "!ITobedeclared separately forsuper-toxic lethal, otherlethalandother harmful chemicals. '~IIdentified inaccordance withapproaches tobeworkedoutinthe context ofArticleII. "61Somedelegations suggested thatmulticomponent chemical weapons should notbedeclared asaspecial category inaseparate table.Numberandsize ofcontainersQuantity (metric tons) Keyprecursors forunitary systems ~/Scientific chemical name21I Structu~al formulail"1.2!/ y,sllPrecursors 1/inbulk2/ Scientific chemical name"2.// Quantity Numberandsize Structural formula ~J(metric tons) ofcontainers Precursors forunitary systems Components formulticomponent systems2/ I "1/Identified inaccordance withapproaches tobeworkedout1nthecontextofArticleII. "2/Somedelegations didnotconsider thistablenecessary. "'2/Ina~cordance withtheJ.UPAC(International UnionofPureandAppliedChemistry) Nomenclature. "i/Different viewsexistwhetheritisnecessary tostateboththescientific chemical nameandthestructural formulainorderforthedeclarationstobeunambiguous. "5/Somedelegations suggested thatmUlticomponent chemical weapons shouldnotbedeclared aeaspecial category inaseparate table. -51•IllllinlirlilllflfBM...wrm sa",..r·~~.."-', lilT)WJ"GiiilIBIRf rNII.f••tU•.i>?'C, . [ _"<fit''rE7f1ri~ " "2.Huniticuu Filled muniti~n/.ubmunition Quantity ofunfilled ~unltlon/.ubmunition (number of~~eces)ll:Celibre (if applicable)TypeQUAntity ---- ChclIlj-cal fill (number ofpieces) (inkgperpieceof.unitionl___;--I' I sublllunition) I .!!nltary .£.!!.~mical !I..2.!. !~alllplea: Shell Canddge Rocket warhead Muitieolftpon~n t ~~cal tu!155mill 120mll22.000 500varhead bodies 1.500 ~ub.dnitionl13.000 8.000 1.000warheads 100submunitionl2.82kgofchemical x 1.12kgofchemical y 50kgofchemiCAl Z (SOx 1kgsubmunitions' IVII\) IE~!u'Rles : BlnaTY shells fl)t'••• (-nameoffinal reactive product)1551111 100Ihellbodiel 200canoilters A 300cannhters B500(collpleted shells, components etoredseparately) 100cannistera A 150cannisters B3kgchemical A+B 2kgchemical A 1kgchemical C "3.OtherDevices, Type Quantity ofunfilled Filled devices
analysis: The text appears to be a report on a specific type of chemical weapons, including their composition, quantity, and structure. The language used is technical and scientific, indicating a focus on chemical properties and reactions. The text also references international agreements and standards, such as the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) Nomenclature. Given the technical and scientific nature of the text, it is likely related to the development or regulation of chemical weapons.