En este curso estudiarás lo básico que hay que saber acerca de las armas químicas, su modo de acción y sus consecuencias; estudiarás los esfuerzos que se han hecho y se siguen haciendo para la eliminación de esas armas en los niveles local y global. Tendrás información sobre el uso dual (para bien y para mal) de sustancias y procesos químicos y la importancia de la ética para el empleo correcto y benéfico de la ciencia en general y de la química en particular.
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Química, guerra y ética
Instructor: Benjamín Ruiz Loyola
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En este módulo hablaremos de cómo el empleo de sustancias químicas tóxicas en enfrentamientos bélicos no es algo exclusivo del hombre contemporáneo, y hablaremos de algunos esfuerzos para controlar ese uso inhumano.
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En esté módulo conocerás cómo son las armas químicas, tanto las prohibidas como las permitidas y los tratados internacionales que existen para su control.
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En este módulo veremos los problemas que enfrentan, por un lado la OPAQ y por otro los científicos y el sector productivo, al tener que enfrentarse a sustancias y procesos de uso dual, es decir, con aplicaciones positivas y negativas.
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En esté módulo veremos qué es la Organización para la Prohibición de las Armas Químicas (OPAQ), algunas de sus actividades previstas en la CAQ y las regulaciones de comercio internacional que regulan las transacciones con sustancias susceptibles de emplearse para la fabricación de armas químicas.
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