Detectors 173
Detectors 173 : Particle Detectors: (4.19) Morphix Chameleon: (3) Components: The armband: The Chameleon's lightweight and unobtrusive armband has room for ten of the eleven sensor cassettes that are currently produced, and can easily swap out used sensors for quick replacements. It was designed with military and emergency situations in mind, and can be easily put on or taken off, with enough adjustment to be able to fit easily over even the highest level of hazardous material protective gear. (3. 1) The sensors: The sensors function similarly to litmus paper. The cassettes that hold the sensors are mounted onto the armband, and can be easily removed. The cassettes have a small viewing window which shows a uniform colored surface when not exposed to its particular trigger. Once exposed to it, half of the viewing window will change color, presenting a contrast that allows users to recognize that a threat is present. The sensors detect acidic and basic gases, ammonia, chlorine/fluorine, diborane, hydrazine, hydrogen sulfide, iodine, phosgene, phosphine, and sulfur dioxide. After opening, they retain functionality for up to twenty-four hours. The sensors come packaged in groups that allow them to be easily changed out depending on the scenario. These groups are Chemical Suicide, Clan-Meth Lab, or Haz-Mat detection, which are the most common configurations used
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