Chemical hazards
chapter published in 1977
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Summary
Chemical hazards is a scholarly chapter[1].
Key Facts
- Chemical hazards's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter[2].
- Chemical hazards's part of is recorded as Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition, revised edition[3].
- Chemical hazards's language of work or name is recorded as English[4].
- Chemical hazards's publication date is recorded as +1977-06-01T00:00:00Z[5].
- Chemical hazards's sponsor is recorded as National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health[6].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as acetylene[7].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as cyclopropane[8].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as cyclohexane[9].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as cyclohexene[10].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as methylcyclohexane[11].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as 1,3-butadiene[12].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as natural gasoline[13].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as n-heptane[14].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as hexane[15].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as kerosene[16].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as turpentine[17].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as allyl alcohol[18].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as 1-pentanol[19].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as butan-1-ol[20].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as ethanol[21].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as 2-chloroethan-1-ol[22].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as methanol[23].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as propyl alcohol[24].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as ethylene glycol[25].
- Chemical hazards's main subject is recorded as bis(chloromethyl) ether[26].
Body
Geography
Chemical hazards's part of is recorded as Occupational diseases: a guide to their recognition, revised edition[3].
Designation and Status
Chemical hazards's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter[2].