Chemical Fact sheets

NPIRS. 1986. National Pesticide Information Retrieval System (database). Chemical fact sheet for Methyl parathion. U S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Pesticide Programs, Washington, DC December, 1986. [Pg.225]

The EPA s Office of Pollution Prevention and Toxics developed Chemical Fact sheets to summarize information on a particular chemical including exposure, environment and human health hazard, environmental fate, regulatory information, and whom to contact for additional information. [Pg.310]

Plastics and Chemical Industries Association. Chemical Fact Sheets, Physical data, chemistry, and production processes of numerous chemical compounds. [Pg.317]

New York State Department of Health, Chemical Fact Sheet Guthion. Bureau of Toxic Substances Management, Albany, NY, 5-24, 1984. [Pg.152]

Swedish Ministry of the Environment, Sweden s Offensive Policy of Chemicals, Fact Sheet Number 6.1, ME, Stockholm, Sweden, 1997. [Pg.300]

U.S. Department of Public Health. 2004. Carbon monoxide. Chemical fact sheets. Wisconsin Department of Health. [Pg.159]

EPA s CEPPO home page contains substantial information regarding accident prevention and risk management planning. Readily available information on right-to-know, emergency response, accident histories, and chemical information is easily found, EPA chemical fact sheets with hazard information on over 300 industrial chemicals are provided. [Pg.272]

Spectrum Chemical Fact Sheet Benzene. Spectrum Laboratories. http //www.speclab.com/compound/c71432.htm (accessed on September 21, 2005). [Pg.103]

Carbon Monoxide. Chemical Fact Sheet. Plastics and Chemicals Industries Association. [Pg.187]

Chemical Fact Sheet Carbon Tetrachloride. Spectrum Labora tories. [Pg.193]

Spectrum Laboratories. Chemical Fact Sheet. Internet address http www. sped ab. com compan y chemicals.htm... [Pg.1071]

EPA. Pesticides Topical and Chemical Fact Sheets, Clothing Factory Treatedwith Permethrin, Washington, United States Environmental Protection Agency Prevention, Pesticides And Toxic Substances., 2012. [Pg.150]

WHO (2006) Chemical fact sheets. In Guidelines for drinking-water quality first addendum to third edition. WHO, Gtaieva, pp 296-460... [Pg.250]

Visit gopher //ecosys.drdr.Virginia.edu 70/00/library/gen/toxics. This site contains EPA Fact Sheets. For each chemical list on the site you will find general hazard information. [Pg.183]

US EPA (2007) Fact Sheet L Multimedia Strategy for Priority Persistent, Bioaccumulative, and Toxic (PBT) Chemicals. [Online - accessed 1 May 2007] Available from URL http //www.epa.gov/ pbt/pubs/fact.htm... [Pg.319]

U.S. Army. 1998. Fact Sheet Tooele Chemical Agent Disposal Facility Byproducts and Waste Streams. Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Program Manager for Chemical Demilitarization. [Pg.154]

F03003 Fact Sheet U.S. EPA Drinking Water Methods for Chemical Parameters 600978038 First American-Soviet Symposium on Chemical Pollution of the Marine Environment... [Pg.218]

B94001 Guidance for the Determination of Appropriate Methods for the Detection of Section 313 Water Priority Chemicals 821F03009 Guidelines Establishing Test Procedures for the Analysis of Pollutants Analytical Methods for Biological Pollutants in Ambient Water Final Rule [Fact Sheet]... [Pg.218]

Engine Cooling System Care, Consumer Fact Sheet, Chemical Specialties Manufacturers Association, Washington, DC, 1984. [Pg.18]

The Niagara River has one of the largest concentrations of chlorine chemical industries in North America. It was attractive historically because of the availability of inexpensive electricity for making chlorine by electrolysis of brine, and the abundance of process water. Four chlorine-producing facilities in the Niagara River area were identified by Mumma and Lawless [52], EPA has developed fact sheets on five sites which may have contributed PCDD/Fs contamination to the Niagara River. These are discussed in Sect. 4.4 on sources in the Niagara River. [Pg.95]

EPA (2004) Hooker Chemical - S-Area, EPA ID NYD980651087, Region 2 site fact sheet, March 2004... [Pg.150]

Office of Industrial Technologies, U.S. Department of Energy. Olefin Recovery from Chemical Industry Waste Streams. Chemicals Project Fact Sheet, 2000. [Pg.316]

Fact sheet, US-Soviet Memorandum of Understanding on Chemical Weapons, Washington DC White House (23 September 1989). [Pg.182]

Chemical Profile Propylene Glycol, Chemical Market Reporter, September 24. 10. US DOE. (2001), Bioproducts Project Fact Sheets. US Department of Energy. Website ... [Pg.883]

TEMIS S.A. Skill Cartridge Chemical Entity Relationships http //www.temis.com/ fichiers/t downloads/file 109 Fact sheet TEMIS Skill Cartridge Chemical Entity Relationships En.pdf (accessed December 16, 2007). [Pg.42]

Chemical Weapons A Desired End in Search of an Acceptable Means , The Environmental Professional 11 (1989), pp. 279-290 North Plants Area Fact Sheet, Rocky Mountain Arsenal Remediation Venture Office, (3 December 2001). [Pg.143]

GDC Chemical Agents Fact Sheet Sheheiing in Place Follewing a Chemical Release... [Pg.501]

Smart, J.K. (1996). History of Chemical and Biological Wafare Fact Sheets. Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD US Army Chemical and Biological Defense Command Special Study 50. Not cleared for public release. [Pg.174]

Community education programs should be developed to inform residents about superwarfarin rodenticides and other household commercial chemicals with the potential to be used as chemical warfare or terror agents. Fact sheets may be one method of informing the pubhc. Identifying those at risk and when they should be informed may be a useful part of this education campaign - this may also improve security in industrial plants, and limit any access from outsiders in all industrial and storage facilities where flammable or highly toxic chemicals are stored, particularly livestock facilities. [Pg.218]

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