Chemical globalization

R. Bryant, Pharmaceutical Fine Chemicals Global Perspectives, Informa Publishing Group, London, 2000. 

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TABLE D-4 Examples of Acutely Hazardous Chemicals (Globally Harmonized System Category 1)... 

In many chemical applications, however, it would be more interesting to know how polarizability can stabilize a charge introduced into a molecule. Thus, rather than the global molecular property, mean molecular polarizability, a local, site-specific value for polarizability is needed. 

K. Forsberg and S. Z. Mansdoif, Quick Selection Guide to Chemical Protective Clothing 2nd ed.. Global, Denver, Colo., 1994. 

The globalization of the markets for chemicals has led to an increasing number of market and marketing analysts to have a membership ia all of these organizations and to attend meetings ia each geographic area. 

Failure Cause. The failure cause is the physical, chemical, electrical, thermal, or other design deficiency which caused the failure. The agent, physical process, or hardware deficiency causing the failure mode must be identified, ie, what caused the failure for each failure mode. There may be more than one cause. Failure Fffect. The failure effect is the local effect on the immediate component/subsystem and the global effect on system performance/operation. In commercial products, the effect on the customer, ie, the global effect, must be addressed. 

R. M. Garrels, F. T. Mackenzie, and C. Hunt, Chemical Cycles and the Global Environment Assessing Human Influences, Kaufman, Inc., Los Altos, Calif, 1975 A. J. M. Schoot Uiterkamp, in P. M. Gresshoff, L. E. Roth, G. Stacey, and W. E. Newton, eds.. Nitrogen Eixation Achievements and Objectives, Chapman and Hall, London, 1990, p. 55. 

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