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Fire growth spontaneous

The rapid growth and expansion of the chemical industry has been accompanied by a spontaneous rise in human, material, and property losses because of fires, explosions, hazardous and toxic spills, equipment failures, other accidents, and business interruptions. Concern over the potential consequences of catastrophic accidents, particularly at chemical and petrochemical plants, has sparked interest at both the industrial and regulatory levels in obtaining a better understanding of the subject of this book Health, Safety, and Accident Management (HS AM). The writing of this book was undertaken, in part, as a result of this growing concern. [Pg.660]

TBP and injected into a hot ( 350 °C) solution of TOPO (12 g). The injection of CdSe precursors into the hot solution ofTOPO resulted in spontaneous nucleation of CdSe nanocrystals and a decrease in temperature. Once the temperature was stabilized, an additional amount (0.4 mL) of the precursor solution was added for the growth of the nucleated nanocrystals. Here, Ostwald ripening was avoided by separating the nucleation and growth processes. All the reagents and the reaction were kept under an Ar atmosphere to avoid fire hazard and surface oxidation of the nanocrystals. [Pg.295]


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