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Starch dust

It was for reasons such as the above that a starch dust plant recently constructed in the southwest, where weather conditions are moderate the year round, has been built entirely of open construction so that there is no confinement of the force of any explosion and the constant flow of air through the plant provides little opportunity for dust layers to build up... [Pg.354]

No deaths occurred in groups of five male and five female rats that were exposed to a decabromobiphenyl dust mixture at concentrations ranging from 5 to 5,000 mg/m concurrently with starch dust (6 mg/m ) for 6 hours/day, 5 days/week for 4 weeks (Millischer et al. 1980). Information on lethality of inhaled hexabromobiphenyl PBB mixtures was not located. [Pg.57]

Starch Dust Explosions. See under Dust Explosions in Vol 5, D1578-R to D1579-R... [Pg.437]

Starch dust can produce an extremely explosive mixture with air. All motors in confined areas must have explosion-proof ratings. The silo and all conveying equipment must be grounded to eliminate static electricity. Furthermore, starch silos must be equipped with an explosion relief deck to provide an escape route in case of a dust explosion. Another requirement is a vacuum relief valve to prevent the silo from caving in, in case a starch bridge in the silo suddenly collapses. The starch content in the... [Pg.672]

Bio-sorb double-dressed, white maize starch Fluidamid R444P Keoflo ADP Meritena modified starch dusting powder Pure-Dent B851 starch-derivative dusting powder sterilizable corn starch. [Pg.734]

Sugar spheres are prepared from crystalline sucrose, which is coated using sugar syrup and a starch dusting powder. [Pg.752]

CAS 9005-25-8 EINECS/ELINCS 232-686-4 Synonyms / rrowroot starch Com starch Potato starch Rice starch Sago starch Sorghum gum a-Starch Starch, converted Starch, com Starch dust Tapioca starch Wheat starch ClassiFication Carbohydrate polymer... [Pg.1360]

Starch, 2-(diethylamino) ethyl ether. See Starch diethylaminoethyl ether Starch dust. See Starch Starch, food, modified. See Food starch, modified... [Pg.4183]

Starch dust is a respiratory tract irritant OES (8-hr TWA) total inhalable dust 10 mg m, respirable dust 5 mg m. Mod. explosive when exposed to flame. Phosphate [11120-02-8]... [Pg.881]

Three dusting powders containing boric acid are included in the B.P.C., ue. Boric Talc, 5 per cent of boric acid and 10 per cent of starch in talc Compound Salicylic Acid Dusting Powder, 3 per cent of salicylic acid and 5 per cent of boric acid in talc and Compound Zinc Dusting Powder, containing 5 per cent boric acid, 25 per cent zinc oxide, 35 per cent starch and 35 per cent purified talc. Boric Acid and Starch Dusting Powder, containing 25 per cent of boric acid is official in the B. Vet,C,... [Pg.135]

Starch carboxymethyl ether sodium salt. See Sodium starch glycolate Starch, corn. See Starch Corn (Zea mays) starch Starch dust. See Starch... [Pg.2469]


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