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file:///P|/Depositions/Taylor-Henry-M-050997VOL2.txt Page 194 1 NO.
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Tetraethyl lead 47 86.
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Tetraethyl lead 47 86.
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pollution, twelfth report of British Alabama coal mines, sanitary survey advisory committee on, 1925-1926. 161 of (Meriwether).............................. 14 Atropine, diseases caused by (KrQ- Alcoholism, medicolegal (Zangger)... 136 ger)................................................... 183 Ahaloam, dangerous nature of (Stock). 88 Australia, morbidity and mortality Amino Compounds, aromatic, as blood statistics of employees of New poisons (Lipscnitz)......................... 183 South Wales ana Victorian rail Ammonia, action of, on lungs (Horvath). 27 ways................................................ 233 gas, mask for protection against Regulation for prevention of lead (Fieldner, Katz, and Frevert)...... 2 and gas poisoning............................ 80 Anemia, pernicious, occupational in- Workmen's Compensation Act, med ical aspects of (Kennedy).............. 82 Aniline poisoning from shoe dye Workmen's Compensation Act, med (Patek)........................................... 3 icolegal aspect of, as applied to quantitative determination of, by insurance companies (Skelton)__ 82 diazotizing process (Pamfilow ana Workmen's Compensation Act of Philippytschew)............................. 30 New South Wales, 1926.................. 83 Ankylostomiasis, see Hookworm.
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Tetraethyl lead 47 86.
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The ratio of bromine/lead appeared to be significantly different from location to location.4 *d 3.
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Hygiene Ajtoeialion Jaltrnal 1 407 Substance Sorbent Substanec Sorbent Ethylene glycol monomechylether acetate, Isopropylether ;l see Methyl cellosolve acetate Ethylene smine-Skin 7,6,4 Ethylctie oxide ,,1 Etliyliclinc chloride, see 1,1-Dichloroethane N'EthylmorphoUne--Skin ,1 Ferbam 9+3 Ferrovanadium dust 9 Fluoride (asF) 9+3 Isopropyl glyddyl ether (ICE) Ketene Lead Lead arsenate lindane - Skin Lithium hydride L.
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American Journal of Industrial Medicine 26:133-143 (1994) American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists: Low Threshold of Credibility Barry I.
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BATON ROUGE IS TALKING IN BILLIONS NOW 3 The First billion pounds of ethyl chloride ... the first billion pounds of tetraethyl lead -- these are two production milestones which Ethyl's manufacturing plant has passed or is approaching, as it plans for still greater output.
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INDEX "ETHYL NEWS" 1952 AUTOMOTIVE AAAid for the Motorist (50th anniversary of AAA)................................................................
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Accidental poisonings from carbon monoxide gas occur almost daily; and children have contracted lead poisoning by sucking lead-painted toys.
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T:\205093\r21508b.doc Gradient corporation List of Figures* Figure 5-1 Figure 5-2 Figure 9-1 Timeline of Important Events in Air Dispersion Modeling Timeline of AP-42 Changes for Lead Emissions from Primary Lead Smelters Process Flow for a Typical Primary Lead Smelting and Refining Operation *Note: Tables and Figures are embedded in the text and repeated at the end for convenience.
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FILE NAME: Mine Safety Appliances (MSA) DATE: 1954 DOC#: MSA011 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Trade Journal Article [A 2nd Look at Welding Hazards] & Advertisements 3, Po77O N Editor-in-Chiel ALFRED M.
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FILE NAME: American Optical (AOP) DATE: 1954 Oct DOC#: AOPOOl DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article I Editor-in-Chief ALFRED M.
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