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Kluft C., Verheijen J. H. Leiden Fibrinolysis Working Party. Blood collection and handling procedures for assessment of tissue-type plasminogen activator (t-PA) and plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1). Fibrinolysis 1990 4(Suppl2) 155-61. 

Handling procedures for this highly reactive oxidant gas have been detailed [1]. Surplus gas is best burned with town- or natural gas, followed by absorption in alkali [2], More recent and comprehensive information is available [3],... 

The MCA Data Sheet covers safe handling procedures for all grades of sulfuric acid from fuming (oleum) through cone, to diluted acid. Coverage of the other... 

Remote Mixing and Handling Procedures for Pyrotechnic Materials... 

Graham JD. 1980. Simplified sample handling procedure for monitoring industrial isocyanates in air. J Chromatogr Sci 18(8) 384-387. 

Phenyl Metabolite of NUSTAR from Wheat The phenyl metabolite of NUSTAR was the extraction example used for twelve vessel multivessel extractor. As is illustrated in Table IV, the average recovery for these samples was 91.0%, with a relative standard deviation of 12.4%. Two samples were lost in this extraction example. The loss was attributed to overpressurization of the extraction system. The wheat sample which is ground with dry ice in a blender as a standard sample handling procedure for classical as well as the supercritical fluid extraction, frequently contains small fine particles. These particles can readily block the 0.45 pm frits at the end of the extraction vessel. The advantage of our system, is that the loss of one sample in the series does not interfere with the accurate extraction of the rest. 

Among hazardous reactive chemicals, special attention should be paid to those which easily explode by mechanical impact or friction. The use of these chemicals without knowledge of their characteristics inevitably leads to an accident These chemicals include Dibenzoylperoxide (BPO), 5—chloro-1,2,3-thiadiazole (5—CT),mixtures of chlorate and red phosphorus, and 2,4—dinitro- phenylhydrazine (DNPH). Appropriate handling procedures for these highly sensitive chemicals during preliminary evaluations must be established. 

Environmental Sampling Expert System (ESES) System recommends sampling procedure, locations, numbers of samples and handling procedures for soil sampling for metals (prototype) Knowledge-Pro Micro R. Olivero/Lockheed D. Bottrell/EPA/EMSL ... 

NB No details provided of pH meter calibration for eidier method. No demonstration that saturation had been reached in the solubility-pH mediod. Use was not made of the improved data handling procedure for the solubility method proposed by Lewis (1984) based on Zimmermann (see introductory text, refs. 52 and 53). 

Problems associated with dust are largely restricted to periods of dry weather, and are mainly confined to the area of the landfill. Dust can be suj ressed by the use of wheel washers, the application of water to dry and dusty roads as and when required, appropriate handling procedures for dusty waste. The effectiveness of these measures will be dependant to a large extent upon the diligence with which they are undertaken, and the prevailing environmental conditions. 

The development of routine and easy handling procedures for continuous and real-time speciation of trace metals in waters has led, in the last years, to the development of microsensors coupled to voltammetric techniques. Microelectrodes offer several advantages for speciation measurements in real-world samples, including their application in low ionic strength media (e.g., freshwaters), reproducibility, and sensitivity. Some Cd speciation studies carried out in river waters, heavily loaded with suspended material, using microelectrodes demonstrated that most of Cd was associated with colloidal material. In addition, this technique also enables the determination of the corresponding complexation stability constants for Cd and protons. 

Proper storage and handling procedures for those hazards... 

S. J. RAFFETY and J. F. THOMAS, Experimental Determination of Safe Handling Procedures for High Flux Isotope Reactor Fuel Elements Outside the Reactor, ORNL-TM-1488, Oak Ridge National Laboratory (July 1966). 

Detailed information regarding compressed gas containers, pressure regulators, pressure relief devices, and valve outlet connections is contained in Chapters 5 through 9. Additional safe handling procedures for compressed gases can be found in CGA P-1 [7], and in CGA AV-1, an audiovisual safety training program of the same title. 

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