By Gloria J. Hathaway, Nick H. Proctor(auth.)
ISBN-10: 0471268836
ISBN-13: 9780471268833
ISBN-10: 0471662666
ISBN-13: 9780471662662
The fundamental source for healthiness pros on almost certainly harmful chemicals--now absolutely updated
Proctor and Hughes' Chemical risks of the office, 5th variation presents a accomplished reference textual content for future health pros who desire toxicology information on chemical compounds which may be encountered in a number of paintings settings. construction at the luck of the Fourth Edition-already a typical text-this re-creation updates and revises the greater than six hundred entries of that textual content, and likewise provides monographs on new compounds.
Introductory chapters hide toxicological techniques, medical manifestations of publicity, the prognosis of occupational sickness, and business hygiene points of chemical exposures. the remainder of the textual content includes greater than 625 alphabetically prepared entries on person compounds, every one of which includes:
* Chemical formula
* CAS number
* 2003 ACGIH (American convention of presidency commercial Hygienists) threshold restrict value
* Synonyms
* actual properties
* resources of exposure
* Routes of exposure
* Toxicological data
The toxicological info contains either acute and protracted results, particularly as regarding any recognized publicity degrees. the knowledge emphasizes human reports and instances over animal facts each time enough details is accessible, and addresses any recognized carcinogenic, mutagenic, fetotoxic, or different reproductive results. medical info is gifted in a succinct narrative shape to assist in understanding.
effortless to exploit, in-depth, and complete, Proctor and Hughes' Chemical risks of the office, 5th variation deals occupational well-being physicians, nurses, commercial hygienists, and different security execs a useful and updated resource.Content:
Chapter 1 Toxicological Concepts—Setting publicity Limits (pages 1–10):
Chapter 2 The Chemical risks (pages 11–752):
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Toxicol Pathol 20:416–425, 1992 ALLYL PROPYL DISULFIDE CAS: 2179-59-1 C6H12S2 Synonyms: Disulfide, allyl propyl; onion oil Physical Form. Pale yellow oil Source. Onions Exposure. Inhalation 36 ALUMINUM Toxicology. Allyl propyl disulfide vapor is a mucous membrane irritant. No systemic effects have been reported from industrial exposure. 2 The 2003 ACGIH threshold limit valuetime-weighted average (TLV-TWA) for allyl propyl disulfide is 2 ppm (12 mg/m3) with a short-term excursion limit of 3 ppm (18 mg/m3).
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