The aerosol plan, called stratospheric aerosol injection, is still speculative for now.
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Foil, aerosol, adhesive, polyurethane, aerosol enamel, rubber tubing, wood rungs, steel wire, solder, misc.
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And don't forget that the toilet generates an aerosol when flushed, and the aerosol can be inhaled.
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Aerosol from the mouth is a carrier, and aerosol into the nose and the mouth is a receiver.
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The scented canister emits a lemon smell that is 1% citronella and 99% aerosol, while the unscented canister is 100% aerosol.
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Nodding to the culture of mutual respect at 5Pointz, the court added that "a respected aerosol artist's determination that another aerosol artist's work is worthy of display" is another proof of recognized stature.
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It can be manufactured as a liquid, cream or aerosol.
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"Talking can spew out aerosol particles very easily," Tierno says.
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Airbiotics, another company, sells a wide range of aerosol mists.
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He also credited a recent move into aluminum aerosol cans.
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He was also carrying bottle rockets, batteries, and an aerosol can.
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Coachella security does not allow Aerosol spray sunscreen inside the festival.
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This liquid is heated into an aerosol that users then smoke.
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They also found that these aerosol particles can travel long distances.
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The liquid is heated into an aerosol that the user inhales.
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In more recent tellings, aerosol spray and a cigarette are involved.
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Another explained how to make a blow torch using aerosol deodorant.
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Another explained how to make a blow torch using aerosol deodorant.
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Volcanoes release sulphur which turns into sulphate aerosol at high altitudes.
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"The products that will no longer constitute an essential use are: Sterile aerosol talc administered intrapleurally by thoracoscopy for human use and metered-dose atropine sulfate aerosol human drugs administered by oral inhalation," the FDA said.
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An adjacent spectrometer then sucks in the aerosol and conducts an analysis.
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It's time to throw away aerosol shaving foam and disposable razor blades.
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At the time, CFCs were used in hairspray, aerosol cans, and refrigerators.
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The aerosol mist from Juul is nearly odorless and dissipates within seconds.
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CFCs used to be common in refrigerators, aerosol cans and dry cleaning chemicals.
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Its name is the Stratospheric Aerosol and Gas Experiment III, or SAGE III.
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The video shows Brown giggling and then losing consciousness because of the aerosol.
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The tobacco is kept below the temperature of combustion, creating an inhalable aerosol.
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She then followed up with Era aerosol spray foundation for further tattoo coverage.
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The polisher works by simply spraying the piece with an alcohol aerosol solution.
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To BLIX's aerosol sensor it looks like the surface of the sea itself.
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The e-cigarette inhalation system delivers nicotine as an aerosol instead of smoke.
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In my opinion, aerosol art most definitely classifies as a work of art.
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It is also found in paint strippers, adhesives, metal cleaners and aerosol solvents.
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E-cigarettes are electronic devices that produce an aerosol by heating a liquid.
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E-cigarettes contain a small battery and deliver nicotine through an aerosol mist.
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It soon expanded to service home windows and was packaged in aerosol cans.
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Let this be a reminder not to leave aerosol cans in your vehicle.
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Using a statistical tool to separate temperature changes from greenhouse gas emissions and aerosol emissions between 1964 and 2010, the researchers estimate that aerosol particles, predominately sulfate, have temporarily masked some 30 percent of continental warming over the last half century.
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Full-size aerosol spray bottles of your favorite formula won't make it past security.
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And the non-aerosol packaging makes it better for you and for the environment.
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After trying bug bombs, traps, and aerosol sprays, he purchased six house geckos online.
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Upgrade from that aerosol shaving foam and disposable razor blade for something more luxurious.
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A sulfur-aerosol project could produce a Pinatubo of sulfur dioxide every four years.
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So I put some of my aerosol Jungle Juice "cleaning solution" to the task.
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One example was an aerosol can of dry shampoo being strapped to the laptop.
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The video allegedly shows Brown giggling and then losing consciousness because of the aerosol.
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"We do know that e-cigarettes do not emit a harmless aerosol," he explained.
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Luckily, a couple aerosol cans are thrown in to feed your hunger for explosions.
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The aerosol drifted downwind over the city, into the lungs of its 800,000 residents.
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But researchers say aerosol sunscreens, often marketed as "sport" versions, could offer less protection.
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The global-scale introduction of both carbon removal and aerosol projection are purely theoretical.
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Rather than being an aerosol, the Tire Shine is water-based and doesn't slick.
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We're doing the aerosol generating procedures, which are most dangerous [for Covid-19 exposure].
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They then click a button and the device heats the tobacco, producing an aerosol.
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Young people's lungs shouldn't be exposed to the aerosol and vapor that contains nicotine.
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But his recent criticism of the international ban on ozone-destroying aerosol sprays is revealing.
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Now, aerosol cans and powder shakers litter our bathrooms, gym bags, heck, even work desks.
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Or try swapping out aerosol-based texture sprays for those housed in pump-fueled containers.
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Spraying aerosol in the southern hemisphere, in contrast, wouldn't create drought, according to today's study.
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Also on Thursday, specialty aerosol products maker PLZ Aeroscience lauched a US$719m refinancing transaction.
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He checked the first result: users arguing about aerosol chemicals in the /r/news subreddit.
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Chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, used to be common in refrigerators, aerosol cans and dry cleaning chemicals.
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And sea salt aerosol kicked up by Pacific cyclones are varying shades of light blue.
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There's already, actually, a lot of aerosol pollution from just the burning of fossil fuels.
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Try not to introduce extra chemicals, such as aerosol cleaning products, into your living space.
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It's called e-liquid, and when heated by the coil, it changes to an aerosol.
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This both sprays the liquid into the air, creating an aerosol, and ionises the molecules within.
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High aerosol concentrations are shown in dark orange-brown, while lower concentrations are shown in yellow.
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They found that the most plausible explanation is the uptick in aerosol pollution over this region.
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When functioning properly, the metered-dose inhaler releases a fixed dose of medication in aerosol form.
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"I am against introducing new forcings such as sulphate aerosol injection in the stratosphere," he says.
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Decades ago, people with breathing problems like asthma used aerosol bronchodilators that included chemicals called fluorocarbons.
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"A damaged aerosol can dispensed strong fumes in a contained area of the facility," she said.
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Unlike the metals, arsenic was present in the liquid, liquid in the dispenser, and aerosol alike.
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Avoid using aerosol sprays and cleaners, and do not spray cleaning agents directly onto your device.
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In museums and auction houses, it has been rebranded with a classy new name: aerosol art.
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Non-Aerosol Dry Shampoo "Haircare is really an area we've been looking at updating," Aguiar says.
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Rebranded as "aerosol art," it has now become what it rarely was before: a marketable commodity.
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A user then inhaled the aerosol from a large plastic bag attached to an inhalation pipe.
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There, the sulfur gas transforms into a sulfate aerosol that reflects sunlight and cools the planet.
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The FDA's review found the aerosol that Iqos produces contains fewer toxic chemicals than cigarette smoke.
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It's equipped with a tilting aerosol can of insecticide that wipes out entire nests of Asian hornets.
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For example, a salt spray and a dry, aerosol formula will make your hair look completely different.
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Garnier has a partnership with TerraCycle, which means that all their non-aerosol packaging can be recycled.
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Try to avoid fireplaces, candles, air fresheners, and aerosol sprays, and be realistic about your purifier's capabilities.
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The culprit, the study finds, is aerosol pollution from coal-fired power plants along with other sources.
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Instead, the company packages concentrated tea into aerosol cans that's then sprayed into cups of hot water.
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However, aerosol cans exploded in tests even after they were bathed in the gas, the FAA found.
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The brand also donates a percentage of proceeds from all aerosol products to offset global carbon emissions.
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Some exhale into their backpacks or sleeves, where the aerosol dissipates before wafting up to the detector.
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They exhale into the toilet and flush, creating a vacuum that sucks the aerosol into the pipes.
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This did NOT get me laid, but at least I wasn't dousing open sores in aerosol vodka.
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Airborne precautions are required only for healthcare workers when undertaking aerosol producing procedures such as bronchoscopy/intubation.
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Romantic Rose Teen Spirit deodorant, a note of aerosol hairspray and a whiff of cold cigarette ash.
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Aerosol researchers have developed a technology that effectively removes disease particulates, including influenza germs, from the air.
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Grown-ups fly airplanes, get aerosol into bottles and make sure that television signals are magically transmitted.
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Aerosol metal concentrations were also highest for e-cigarettes with more frequently changed coils, study authors found.
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Bigger questions center on the toxicity of e-cigarette's aerosol and liquids — and their potential long-term effects.
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It might have been a knowing joke between two tweens who'd discovered a naughty word and aerosol paints.
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Baby powder ($1.92) — if your hair gets greasy fast, this can replace an aerosol can of dry shampoo.
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The FAA has run tests that found when electronic devices overheat, they can combust when packed with aerosol.
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However, the aerosol emitted doesn't smell like traditional cigarette smoke does, and resembles water boiled from a teapot.
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Bigger questions center on the toxicity of e-cigarette's aerosol and liquids — and their potential long-term effects.
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They say the virus has been detected in feces and, in close quarters, aerosol transmission has been suspected.
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Luego el usuario inhalaba el aerosol de una bolsa de plástico grande que estaba unida a una pipa.
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The East Hampton-based Roman Fine Art is bringing the Los Angeles aerosol artist Tim Conlon's latest work.
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Factories and SUVs and aerosol cans and farting cows cause climate change, but not all pollution is physical.
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In the absence of this authority, we can't tell the public what's in the aerosol of e-cigarettes.
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"You get a very nice, broad wash of light, like mist from an aerosol can," said Ms. Muto.
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Once upon a time, there were only two ways to score the benefits of dry shampoo: powder and aerosol.
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To complete the challenge, 'grammers must spray a lit match using an aerosol can — hopefully creating a makeshift torch.
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Once the molecules are absorbed into aerosol particles loaded with water, they again become positively charged, trapping them inside.
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After all, there's a time and a place for each, from mousse to cream to cushion — hell, even aerosol.
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Working in acrylic with occasional complements of aerosol spray, Abney's choice of materials naturally lends itself to wall painting.
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In much of the eastern and central United States, ammonia is responsible for over half of all aerosol precursors.
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He chose the aerosol can because it allows him to package the product without the use of chemical preservatives.
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According to the Juul website, the devices create an aerosol rather than using a flame to activate the ingredients.
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Electronic cigarettes cause concern because studies have shown that e-cigarette aerosol can contain a number of harmful chemicals.
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These chemicals were a major part of aerosol sprays, until we figured out they were depleting the ozone layer.
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In this case, scientists at the Jungfraujoch Research Station studied the formation of aerosol particles in the Swiss Alps.
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Users inhale the aerosol, which contains far fewer toxic chemicals than the tar found in smoke from conventional cigarettes.
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Our sources say the family is also worried he's relapsing by inhaling the aerosol spray used to clean keyboards.
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She held the aerosol can of bug repellent as well, and she sprayed it into any face close by.
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As Kuffner explained, Ma'Claim dusted many layers of aerosol to create his image of two hands threading a needle.
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The paraben-free aerosol mist pushes air into the roots and mimics the effect of teasing with bodybuilding polymers.
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I could see why some people might like a product that generates more aerosol and is more cigarette-like.
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Sales of antibacterial aerosol disinfectants and multi-purpose cleaners have been flat over the past year, according to Nielsen.
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Their definition of a bottle included jars and aerosol containers, and encompassed things made of metal, glass or polymer.
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The iQOS is essentially an electronic cigarette that heats – without burning – plugs of tobacco, releasing tendrils of nicotine-laced aerosol.
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Secondhand aerosol exhaled into the air by e-cigarette users can expose others to potentially harmful chemicals, the report found.
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The company said it discontinued the design earlier this year as it standardized can designs across all aerosol cooking sprays.
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We eat it deep fried, from an aerosol can, and of course, just sliced straight off of a beautiful block.
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The chemicals were heated to the same temperatures that an e-cigarette would create and turned into an inhalable aerosol.
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The aerosol plan is also cheap—so cheap that it completely overturns conventional analysis of how to mitigate climate change.
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Unlike combustible cigarettes, the IQOS devices heat tobacco-filled sticks wrapped in paper, which generates an aerosol that contains nicotine.
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Geoengineering methods seek to fight climate change by launching reflective aerosol particles into the atmosphere, sending heat back to space.
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The $8 fast drying formula can be used on regular polish but was specifically designed to attract the aerosol paint.
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But it's not just food: There's the can of aerosol dry shampoo unloaded in there, which is bubbly ASMR goodness.
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Unlike most other artists who created murals for the week-long event, Matthew and Roxanne had no experience with aerosol.
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So too with aerosol scattering and ocean seeding (Kelsey Piper wrote a piece about one such attempt at the latter).
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A long list of substances and devices are banned within the security perimeter including drones, aerosol spray cans and flares.
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Weber said that although the results of the aerosol study seemed legitimate, they weren't clearly applicable to real-world conditions.
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They warm tobacco sticks to a temperature that's high enough to release an aerosol but not enough to cause combustion.
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But he was primarily concerned with preserving what he deemed to be the correct and proper history of aerosol art.
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The trailer exploded when the fire reached the trailer and its containers of aerosol deodorant, CNN affiliate KWTX-TV reports.
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The results were nightmarish: All the spilled hydrogen fluoride immediately became airborne and formed a dense, ground-hugging aerosol cloud.
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The results were nightmarish: All the spilled hydrogen fluoride immediately became airborne and formed a dense, ground-hugging aerosol cloud.
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Hotelier Vikram Chatwal allegedly attacked dog walker Isabell Suquilanda and two russell terriers using a lighter and an aerosol can.
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Does pressurizing the product and blasting it as a fine aerosol toward your most sensitive mucus membranes really improve the situation?
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His commanding knowledge of every conceivable aspect of physical science—hurricane physics, ecophysiology, glaciology, and aerosol chemistry—was simply awe-inspiring.
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Earth's protective ozone layer is finally healing from damage caused by aerosol sprays and coolants, a new United Nations report said.
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Tobacco sticks are warmed to a temperature that's high enough to release an aerosol but not hot enough to cause combustion.
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This Shaping Spray 21 is the first pro-grade product with an aerosol applicator on the market to make that claim.
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His task was to develop aerosol weapons that could be transmitted through air particles; his particular specialty was in aerosolized anthrax.
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Margaret Vinci Heldt, 98, was a Chicago beautician who built the beehive hairdo, thanks to aerosol spray and a favorite hat.
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The aerosol inside has ultra-fine particles that contain heavy metals and other substances that are inhaled deep into the lungs.
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The Soviet Union weaponized Marburg virus in an aerosol form and noted its mortality rate could be as high as 90%.
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The final ruling sets a striking precedent for the protection of aerosol art, as a visual art form of recognized stature.
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If things go right, the gas converts to an aerosol of particles that remain aloft and scatter sunlight for two years.
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"The aerosol index values produced by some of the Australian pyroCb events have rivaled that largest values ever recorded," he added.
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The aerosol in the visualization is not a direct representation of satellite data, the NASA Earth Observatory explains in the post.
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Counterprotester Corey Long was shooting out large flames with an aerosol can when Preston fired at his feet, the Post reported.
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Reportedly, 125 died at the time due to a combination of the effects of the aerosol and a lack of medical care.
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Legionella bacteria are responsible for the sometimes deadly lung infection Legionnaires' Disease, especially if inhaled through aerosol droplets loaded with the bacteria.
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Some of the cells were exposed to vape liquid containing cinnamaldehyde, while other cells were exposed to an aerosol containing the chemical.
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This method of climate engineering, called stratospheric aerosol injection, is mostly speculative right now, but seems to be well-supported by science.
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Skousen said the video shows Brown giggling and then losing consciousness because of the aerosol — an apparent attempt to ease her suicide.
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He says the video shows Brown giggling and then losing consciousness thanks to the aerosol — an apparent attempt to ease her suicide.
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In one test, an 8-ounce aerosol can of dry shampoo — which is permitted in checked baggage — was strapped to the laptop.
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In vapes, propylene glycol is often used as a suspension ingredient for nicotine so it can be inhaled in its aerosol form.
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Global aerosol concentrations appear to have reached something of a plateau, thanks to air quality regulations in the United States and Europe.
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It's an e-cigarette, which means it doesn't burn tobacco but rather generates an aerosol by heating a liquid that contains nicotine.
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" Fletcher said it's a "spectacular example of seasonal change" on this ice giant, with "the aerosol cap evolving as spring becomes summer.
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These solvents are used to deliver the nicotine or THC particles in an aerosol form so users can then inhale the substances.
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E-cigarettes deliver users a dose of nicotine in aerosol form, instead of from smoke that is the result of combusted tobacco.
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High in the stratosphere, sulfur dioxide reacts with moisture to create sulfuric acid, creating an aerosol that reflects sunlight back into space.
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Students: Read the entire article, then tell us: — Does graffiti — or aerosol art — classify as a work of art, in your view?
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On the battlefield, sarin and other nerve agents can be used against targets by spraying them as a liquid or an aerosol.
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In the event of a nuclear war, cities would likely burn alongside forests, and that could fuel even larger aerosol-rich plumes.
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And when downtown galleries discovered the medium in the early 1980s, Dondi was among the first aerosol artists to achieve aboveground success.
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It's a powder, and a super-fine one at that, which means it's not as intuitive to apply as a traditional aerosol can.
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But after the liquid was heated into an aerosol, many of the samples had elevated levels of lead, chromium, nickel, manganese, and zinc.
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"There are sophisticated studies going on to try to analyze both the product and potentially the vapor or aerosol as well," Schuchat said.
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Przybycien's voice can be heard from behind the camera and then, moments later, Brown inhales the aerosol air duster while wearing the noose.
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Aerosol particles typically only reside in the atmosphere for days to weeks, so as soon as we stop releasing them, any benefits disappear.
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Also inside the luggage were an aerosol can, a mason jar of liquid, a timing device, and wires and sticks, according to police.
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They demonstrated that lethal doses of pathogens and toxins, released in aerosol form, could travel more than 10 miles from the release point.
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Unlike traditional smoked cigarettes, IQOS devices electronically heat tobacco-filled sticks wrapped in paper just enough to generate an aerosol that contains nicotine.
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That means that a lot of people are putting faith in what's called solar geoengineering, which is putting aerosol pollution into the atmosphere.
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One of those updates comes by way of a non-aerosol dry shampoo, which is on its way "sometime this year," she says.
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Marr dijo que, según la física, un aerosol liberado a una altura de aproximadamente 1,80 metros caería al suelo después de 34 minutos.
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Marr dijo que, según la física, un aerosol liberado a una altura de aproximadamente 1,80 metros caería al suelo después de 34 minutos.
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Experts in e-cigarette engineering said there were a number of ways Juul could amp up the vapor, or aerosol, in its products.
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Also dangerous: any "aerosol-generating procedures," broadly defined as anything that might induce coughing and produce aerosols, like intubating and extubating a patient.
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When a lot of aerosol particles are present, each one gets fewer droplets, and can float high enough into the atmosphere to freeze.
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It refers to hygiene, as in putting on Secret brand deodorant, although I was hoping that AEROSOL was a thing of the past.
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Even if that lawsuit concerned sanctioned aerosol works on private property, it was a landmark decision in recognizing the rights of graffiti artists.
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Reverse Cow-person Flu risk: 2 As soon as you stop facing each other, the likelihood of infectious-aerosol inhalation goes way down.
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Part dry shampoo, part hairspray, the aerosol controls frizz while giving just a touch of that piece-y, messy texture we love so much.
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In fact, so much coccolith is being released into the sky that it has to be classified as a sea spray aerosol, or SSA.
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Now, you don't have to choose between the two, because Kenra Professional just launched a brand-new aerosol formula — and it's completely alcohol-free.
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Vaping is the act of inhaling a vapor that is produced by an e-cigarette or another device that heats liquid into an aerosol.
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I say "half-assed" because nobody sprays graffiti on the ground until they are really on the dregs of their aerosol can, do they?
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Rather, it's a noncombustible device that heats, without burning, "tobacco-filled sticks wrapped in paper to generate a nicotine-containing aerosol," the FDA said.
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One of of the more radical ideas, called solar radiation management, involves spraying aerosol particles into the stratosphere to reflect light away from Earth.
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Their report claims the only real risk to humans is a mild skin or eye irritation, mostly from the chemical's use in aerosol forms.
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TMZ broke the story ... NYPD arrested Chatwal in October for walking up to 2 dogs and burning them with an aerosol can and lighter.
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And via the 1989 Montreal Protocol, people around the world gave up aerosol deodorant and hair spray, slowing the depletion of the ozone layer.
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Volcanoes have this impact because they spew aerosol-rich ashes into the sky, which reflect sunlight back into space, thus cooling the planet slightly.
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It turned out that certain chemicals that saw wide use in refrigerants and aerosol propellants, namely chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), ate away at the ozone layer.
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That produces an aerosol that carries a traditional cigarette's taste but, the company hopes, eliminates much of the nasty stuff that comes with combustion.
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For instance, researchers found that the aerosol from e-cigarettes was significantly lower in toxins than from conventional cigarettes, although toxins could be detected.
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" Street art can encapsulate both these terms, although exact definitions vary among artists—some artists further legitimize the medium with the term "aerosol art.
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While increases in aerosol emissions in Asia have offset the decline elsewhere, this pollution is unlikely to keep pace with rising greenhouse gas emissions.
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They have become widespread following the phaseout of another refrigerant and aerosol propellant, chlorofluorocarbons, under a 1987 climate treaty known as the Montreal Protocol.
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CFCs used to be common in refrigerators, aerosol cans and dry-cleaning chemicals, but they were banned globally under the Montreal Protocol of 1987.
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Spray oilsWhether you buy an aerosol can or fill an olive-oil spritzer, these products contain the same fats as liquid oils, Gellman says.
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I found a bunch of brightly colored aerosol cans and plastic bottles, each labeled with a bright green circle depicting a sick, frowning face.
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But in over half of the e-cigs, the liquid inside the dispenser and the aerosol contained significant levels of chromium, nickel, and lead.
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But despite that, the evidence suggests that e-cigarette aerosol contains fewer toxic substances and lower levels of them than smoke from conventional cigarettes.
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However, the question of whether the new coronavirus is infectious as an aerosol was explored in another paper posted as a preprint this week.
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"This is not evidence of aerosol transmission," Neeltje van Doremalen, a researcher at the NIH and a coauthor of the study, cautioned on Twitter.
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"Don't use window or household cleaners, compressed air, aerosol sprays, solvents, ammonia, or abrasives to clean your titanium Apple Card," warns the support page.
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Those convenient aerosol dispensers, in addition to being a total rip-off, spew chemicals all across the sand, where the tide scoops them up.
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A device known as a halogenerator grinds sodium chloride into a dry aerosol, then disperses it to mimic the microclimate of a salt cave.
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" The US Department of Transportation similarly banned vaporizers from aircrafts last year, though it did so to prevent passengers from "unwanted exposure to aerosol fumes.
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Workers activated a system that mistakenly released Pyrogen aerosol, a chemical fire retardant which is normally intended to deprive fire of oxygen, the statement said.
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Desperate to stop the warming, scientists deploy planes to spray sulfur dioxide in the stratosphere, where it converts into a sulfate aerosol, which reflects sunlight.
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In the not-too-distant past, vinyl records and turntables seemed like relics — items of kitsch from a bygone period, like bellbottoms or aerosol hairspray.
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"We haven't specifically linked any of those specific ingredients to the current cases but we know that e-cigarette aerosol is not harmless," he concluded.
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Stratospheric aerosol injection probably isn't the best way to fight climate change, though Harvard scientists are moving forward with plans to experiment with the technique.
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"Because of their small size, aerosol particles such as those in vog penetrate deep into the human lung and are readily retained," the USGS says.
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E-cigarettes are handheld devices that induce the feeling of smoking by delivering nicotine, flavorings and other additives to the user through an inhaled aerosol.
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Lindsay Lohan's friend and Dream Hotel founder Vikram Chatwal was arrested by NYPD Tuesday morning for burning 2 dogs with an aerosol can and lighter.
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Aerosol projection, meanwhile, presents an enormous risks to countries in the global south that are already the most vulnerable from the effects of climate change.
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On a large scale, aerosol projection could majorly affect rain patterns and agricultural output in regions that depend on this industry in order to survive.
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The E.P.A., in the final days of the Obama administration, proposed a ban on its use in dry-cleaning chemicals, spot removers and aerosol degreasers.
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And researchers have begun to express concern about the possible long-term effects of particles and chemicals in a vape's aerosol on a person's airways.
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And researchers have begun to express concern about the possible long-term effect on the airways of the particles and chemicals in a vape's aerosol.
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In addition, heroin was concealed in body creams and aerosol cans, and pressed into bead shapes or sewn into the lining of purses and luggage.
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The report said that in addition to nicotine, the long-term effects of the products' metals, chemicals in the aerosol and flavorings could be problematic.
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Unlike other common fire threats to recycling facilities — including propane tanks, aerosol cans, and discarded fireworks — these batteries are small and often impossible to spot.
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Company: SaNOtizeTotal raised: N/ASaNOtize is a seed stage company that's found a way to make an aerosol and gel with nitric oxide (NO) gas.
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An article on Thursday about Amazon's Job Fair misstated the hourly pay that one of the event's attendees, Victor Salgado, makes at an aerosol company.
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The islands used to be owned by Robert Abplanalp, the inventor of the aerosol spray can and a close friend of President Richard M. Nixon.
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Puff flow rate alters the nature of the aerosol, so users can control the strength of each puff simply by altering the way they puff.
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E-cigarettes and vape pens are battery-operated devices that heat a liquid to create an aerosol that can be inhaled like regular cigarette smoke.
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"Equate Dry Shampoo includes a specific warning, like most aerosol products, that it may explode if heated and not stored as directed," the statement read.
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Philip Morris is the owner of the leading heat-not-burn product, iQOS, which heats packages of ground-up tobacco into a nicotine-filled aerosol.
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Scientists think that more aerosol and dust particles can lead to more, smaller cloud droplets, which slows the rain from forming and therefore makes bigger clouds.
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But by the mid-1990s, he was on dialysis: his kidneys had failed, a byproduct of years of exposure to aerosol paint fumes and industrial toxins.
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Then they tested the aerosol that users inhale into their lungs, which is generated by the e-liquid being heated by a battery-powered metal coil.
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In this case, the researchers used a carbon conductive aerosol paint that's designed for reducing static buildup, or for blocking radio frequency signals in sensitive electronics.
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These eventually turn into an aerosol mist of reflective sulphate particles, which block a little of the sun's energy from making its way to Earth's surface.
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According to Scientific American, U.S. aerosol products no longer contain chemicals that are harmful to the ozone layer so Trump's complaint is largely a moot point.
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Moss Graffiti Way better for the planet than aerosol paints, here's a recipe on how to make your own moss "paint" to decorate walls or sidewalks.
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The study measured irradiance from the sun and analyzed aerosol components and clouds in the atmosphere using a solar photovoltaic performance model and NASA satellite data.
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NASA's Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem (PACE) spacecraft, which is scheduled for launch in 2022, is slated to be the first science mission to use DTN.
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At secondary school, we sniffed Tippex from our sweater sleeves, smoked Embassy and Rothmans at lunch, and had the odd aerosol whiff at the local rec.
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"We know that particulate matter is a health issue," says John Liggio, an aerosol emissions expert at Environment Canada and a co-author of the study.
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It also reported that studies found worrisome compounds in the aerosol, especially in the flavorings and propylene glycol, which is often added as a humidifying agent.
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They don't even record video or audio—they just register the chemical signature of vaping aerosol, then send an email or text alert to school officials.
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The study's authors tested three elements of the e-cigs: the liquid itself, the liquid inside of the vape pen's chamber, and the aerosol (or vapor).
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"In health-care facilities, we make sure health-care workers use standard droplet precautions with the exception ... that they're doing an aerosol-generating procedure," she said.
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"There's a lot in the aerosol emitted by a vaping device or an e-cigarette that is known to be toxic to the lungs," says Sadreameli.
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"For smoking cessation, you need to have a satisfying delivery system with a good amount of nicotine with a small amount of aerosol," Dr. Benowitz said.
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"In health care facilities, we make sure health care workers use standard droplet precautions with the exception ... that they're doing an aerosol-generating procedure," Kerkhove continued.
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Don't submerge your device in a cleaning liquid, and don't use bleach, aerosol sprays, or abrasives, as they can wear down your phone's oil-resistant coating.
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After a single exposure of the cells to e-cigarette liquid or aerosol containing cinnamaldehyde, "the cilia motion came to a complete stop," Dr. Jaspers said.
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They hoped that vaping — which entails heating THC so that it turns to an aerosol — would be less harmful to the lungs than inhaling combusted marijuana.
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Tide and Drano used to come in powder or crystal form, Listerine came corked in a glass bottle, and Windex was sold in an aerosol can.
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Such research led in 1987 to the Montreal Protocol, the global treaty banning chlorofluorocarbons and other chemicals that had been used as aerosol propellants and coolants.
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That silhouette — one arm raised to the sky, the taped wrist and tapered torso — is so familiar that it bleeds through even the strongest aerosol blast.
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If greenhouse gases were not removed from the atmosphere, the world would heat up in a snap as soon as the aerosol injections were turned off.
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The storm is visible "within giant swirls of sea salt aerosol (blue), which winds loft into the air as part of sea spray," says the post.
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This is because aerosol pollution, caused by sources such as cars or coal burning, clears out of the atmosphere in a matter of days or weeks.
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This comes from a method that involves applying coats of acrylic and aerosol paint, which often leads to the layers taking on a watercolor-like look.
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This series of images was produced by the Ozone Mapping Profiler Suite (OMPS) on Suomi NPP satellite, and they show aerosol concentrations from September 4 to 7.
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But considering the importance of aerosol particles like these to the weather (they can become the seeds of clouds), their electrical charge is something worth studying more.
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Their research linked this trend directly to the use of human chemical pollutants, especially chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs) common in products such as aerosol sprays, pesticides, and flame retardants.
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VX can poison a person in food and water, or even sprayed as an aerosol—Kim Jong-nam's assassins wiped it on his face, according to CNN.
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Although the Suomi NPP satellite is quite new, the satellite aerosol index dates back to the Nimbus-7 satellite in 1978, giving scientists a longer data set.
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The iQOS — which some have said is an acronym for "I quit ordinary smoking" — gently heats the tobacco without burning it, producing a warm, nicotine-laced aerosol.
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One limitation is that they didn't test the levels of toxins that actually end up in the aerosol produced by these products that users would breathe in.
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We have a solution: virtual reality graffiti, complete with a spray can you can wield with none of the messy aerosol paint drips or lung-scarring fumes.
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A woman crosses an alley guarded by an aerosol Chief Wiggum, while just around the corner, Professor Frink helps a cube-shaped Homer regain his 2D form.
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California said Home Depot stores and facilities failed to properly manage the disposal of aerosol cans, batteries, electronics, paint and other items, as well as customer information.
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They have given me a reason to log on and not imagine myself as a pixelated character, running through Twitter with an aerosol can and a lighter.
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For decades, a class of chemicals called chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, were used widely in air-conditioners and refrigerators, as well as in aerosol sprays and cleaning products.
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Esperaban que el vapeo —que implica calentar el THC de modo que se convierta en aerosol— fuera menos dañina para los pulmones que inhalar la marihuana quemada.
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Philip Morris's leading heat-not-burn product, iQOS, is not a typical vaping device but instead heats packages of ground-up tobacco into a nicotine-filled aerosol.
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Dr Ong and his team adapted that approach by using pure solvent and aiming the charged aerosol droplets directly at an air stream being pulled into a spectrometer.
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Aside from better explaining where the dinosaurs went, no...unless there's a nuclear war or some event that could similarly knock lots of aerosol particles into the atmosphere.
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The device took in puffs of air and was equipped with a tiny filter that could trap microscopic bacteria and aerosol particles as small as 25 micrometers across.
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Hong Kong police have described the protest as a "riot," leading many to disperse, the air still thick with the smell of aerosol from cans of spray paint.
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EPIC's spectral images will enable the measurement of ozone amounts, aerosol amounts, cloud height and phase, vegetation properties, hotspot land properties and UV radiation estimates at Earth's surface.
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Sulfur dioxide, a gas produced by coal and oil-fired power plants, factories, and combustion engines, is broken down in our atmosphere into tiny aerosol particles called sulfates.
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As he explained to Today, it's a "sticky goo" that transforms into an aerosol chemical that anyone around a vaping person can inhale into their lungs, including children.
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Across the museum, Monique Van Genderen's 14-foot painting "Untitled" (2017) feels like linen was dipped into the Earth's crust, slowly pulled away, and then tagged with aerosol.
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According to The Guardian, an alternative proposal involves artificially whitening the Arctic by scattering light-colored aerosol particles over it, which would reflect solar radiation back into space.
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So, if climate models were to take this new mechanism for forming aerosol particles into account, the contrast between present-day and pre-industrial cloudiness would be reduced.
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Several scuffles took place in front of police officers several blocks northeast of the convention complex, with a handful of officers at one point drawing red aerosol canisters.
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"The breakdown by product is more difficult to establish, but we would suspect that about four or five deaths a year are associated with aerosol products," he said.
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Although it's meant as carrier to turn nicotine or THC into aerosol users can inhale, it may be ending up in people's lungs, causing an aggressive immune response.
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Vaping typically refers to inhaling an aerosol which contains either nicotine, in the case of e-cigarettes, or some form of cannabis, such as the psychoactive chemical THC.
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He's also looking forward to learning more about the aerosol particles, he said, including how much of the smoke is comprised of charred material known as black carbon.
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A fire that destroyed the collective's studio in 1978 swallowed in its flames "Aerosol Arsenal," created soon after scientists discovered that the canned products harm our ozone layer.
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Robert Nava's monster paintings at Sorry We're Closed (Booth F212, Pier 250) have a studied, primal energy, drawn from graffiti but completed with both aerosol and oil paint.
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"The N95 respirator is the most appropriate respiratory protection for patient care personnel attending Covid-19 patients, particularly performing aerosol-producing procedures on those patients," he told CNN.
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In order to get the job done, iFixit had to freeze it using Super Cold Spray, an aerosol spray designed to cool electronics down to -60 degrees Fahrenheit.
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As the eye travels outward, a glue stick, aerosol can and lighting rig all come into view, giving away the real story of how this image came about.
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Some experts suggested that the event was evidence that the new coronavirus can be spread through aerosol particles, which can stay in the air for minutes or longer.
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In the introduction to a later study, Dr. Seder said, they described intravenous injection of vaccines as "impractical" for humans and instead endorsed giving BCG by aerosol mist.
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"At this time, the incident is being ruled a prank, as a deodorant / aerosol body spray was discharged on the bus," the Parrish Fire District posted on Facebook.
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The man, Colten Treu, 23, had inhaled twice from an aerosol can used to clean keyboards just before he drove off a highway in Chippewa County on Nov.
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Mr. Stender, 23, was charged on Friday with intentionally abusing a hazardous substance — the aerosol can — as well as aiding a felony and hiding evidence, Mr. Newell said.
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Thirty minutes before Beyoncé got dressed for the performance, her makeup artist sprayed on Alleven's London Color Shield ($80) in the shade Amber — a lightweight aerosol airbrush body concealer.
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Research shows that the aerosol produced by heating up e-cigarettes can contain "a lot of harmful substances" and additives in e-cigarettes can "pose health risks," said Mao.
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One of the girls had thrown up in the hotel bathroom, spreading an aerosol of norovirus that landed everywhere, including on a reusable grocery bag hanging in the room.
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"You can inhale the vapor or the aerosol, and then you blow it out of your mouth or nose, and you create all different kinds of shapes," she said.
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The balloons would carry both sprayers and sensors, letting Keith and his team get a real-time look at the effect that kind of aerosol spray would really have.
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It was considered one of the four pillars of hip hop culture, outlined by hip hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa, along with turntablism (DJing), MCing (rapping) and aerosol art (graffiti).
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Another recent paper suggested that aerosol injection would have different effects on different hemispheres, possibly leaving the northern hemisphere with fewer cyclones while plunging sub-Saharan Africa in drought.
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Another source who worked with Trump on the Miss Universe pageant told the Post he likely uses Farouk Systems' "CHI Helmet Head" aerosol hairspray, noting, "Donald loved the smell."
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Not a strong-hold hairspray hairspray, per se, but a handy aerosol intended to be misted over hair as a final step, giving it lightweight shine, softness, and manageability.
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There are ways to tailor the locations of your injections so that the tiny reflective aerosol particles in the stratosphere mix evenly around the world, which would be critical.
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The judge added, however, that the artists could be owed damages if their aerosol works were proven to be of "recognized stature," and thus qualify for protection under VARA.
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"Like other aerosol products, this dry shampoo is flammable, so please exercise care: avoid fire, flame, or smoke during use, and protect from sunlight or heat," the email read.
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Health experts believe these two ingredients can get into a vape user's lungs while they're still in liquid, rather than aerosol, form, leading to fluid buildup and lipoid pneumonia.
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It has previously voiced concerns about the deal's impact on steel for car parts, packaging such as food and aerosol cans and electrical steel for engineering products including transformers.
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The device heats tobacco until it's warm enough to emit an aerosol but not quite hot enough to cause combustion, the chemical process responsible for producing toxins in cigarettes.
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The devices heat tobacco until it's warm enough to emit an aerosol but not quite hot enough to cause combustion, the chemical process responsible for producing toxins in cigarettes.
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Photo: Julio Cortez (AP)Dozens of Amazon workers at one of the company's fulfillment centers in New Jersey were hospitalized after an aerosol can containing bear repellent was hit.
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The report makes useful recommendations to remedy the situation, including ensuring that the police are aware of the proper use of aerosol sprays and that they wear visible identification.
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The artist who makes the aerosol art should be the owner of that art because they are the ones who put in the hard work in making these masterpieces.
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Hundreds of the aerosol cans exploded inside of a semi trailer, raining deodorant grenades down on both sides of an interstate in Belton, Texas, the Temple Daily Telegram reports.
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Although the levels of the microbe that causes Covid-19 in most rooms were undetectable or low, the study did find the presence of the virus in aerosol form.
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There's also a difference between a finer "aerosol," which can hang suspended in the air for a while, and a larger "droplet," which is more likely to fall down.
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One preprint found the virus in aerosol form in hospitals in Wuhan, and others agree that there is a higher risk of doctors and nurses being infected through aerosols.
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The whole custom-built contraption, whose two small propellers will be steered from the ground, will also include a variety of sensors to collect data on any aerosol plume.
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It is unclear to what extent young vapers use open tank systems, which require that flavored liquids be added to devices that then convert them into an inhalable aerosol.
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Preliminary data collected so far shows that some aerosol layers in the stratosphere were 20 times thicker than normal in the wake of the eruption, according to news release.
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A Missouri mom is reminding others to keep aerosol cans out of their cars after soaring temperatures caused her daughter's dry shampoo bottle to catapult through her car's sunroof.
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Scientific analysis of survivors' clothing and urine from the incident suggested there was evidence to support that carfentanil was one of two substances contained in the aerosol that was deployed.
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After all, "aerosol particles containing uranium enriched in uranium-235 are definitely not from a natural source," he writes in the paper, published recently in the Journal of Environmental Radioactivity.
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"This final rule is important because it protects airline passengers from unwanted exposure to aerosol fumes that occur when electronic cigarettes are used onboard airplanes," Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said.
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The principal satellite involved here, if it can survive the Trump administration's budget proposal to cut its funding to zero, will be PACE (short for Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, ocean Ecosystem).
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He applied Garnier Fructis Style Frizz Guard Anti-Frizz Dry Spray as well as Garnier Fructis Style Sleek & Shine Anti-Humidity Aerosol Hairspray to control static and flyaways and frizz.
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Tests conducted by the agency have concluded that when large electronics overheat in luggage they run the risk of combustion when packed with aerosol canisters like hairspray and dry shampoo.
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"This final rule is important because it protects airline passengers from unwanted exposure to aerosol fumes that occur when electronic cigarettes are used onboard airplanes," said Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx.
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Pyrogen, developed from rocket fuel technology, is a firefighting aerosol that ignites a chemical reaction when fire is detected and immediately removes the oxygen necessary for the fire to burn.
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That's because, until now, scientists thought sulfuric acid, which arises from fossil fuel pollution, is essential to the formation of the aerosol particles that lead to the precursors to clouds.
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"There's an obvious connection between aerosol particles and climate, that we know for sure, in general," says co-author Shao-Meng Li, an air quality researcher also at Environment Canada.
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For a large-scale attack, Doe would disseminate the virus with an aerosol device, says William Dowling, a program officer in the Office of Biodefense Research Resources and Translational Research.
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Where you may find it: Carbon tetrachloride, a clear liquid with a sweet smell, was once used in refrigeration fluids, aerosol propellants, pesticides, cleaning fluids, spot removers and degreasing agents.
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Under normal conditions, microscopic water droplets in the air grab onto "cloud condensation nuclei," which are aerosol particles bigger than 50 nanometers, like a bit of dust, or sulphur dioxide.
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Dr. Ana Navas-Acien, a professor of environmental health sciences at the Mailman School of Public Health at Columbia University, recently released a study measuring metal levels in this aerosol.
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Mr. Ket first encountered his work in 1986, when JonOne was painting train cars with brushes (in addition to aerosol) — "he was the king of the trains," Mr. Ket said.
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We did this because of rumours that kids in Blackburn were doing the same, while kids in Glasgow were apparently hotboxing melted phone boxes using a lighter and an aerosol.
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Swap Out Aerosol SpraysAfter researchers found that chlorofluorocarbons were hacking away at the ozone layer, legislators required that product manufacturers remove the dangerous chemicals from hairsprays, deodorants, room fresheners, and more.
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A quick tour of the basics of black market THC vape products: Vape devices, also known as e-cigarettes, are battery-powered gadgets that deliver nicotine or flavors through an aerosol.
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Once the tobacco is warmed up, the glycerine helps create an aerosol, which gives users a smoking experience reminiscent of regular cigarettes without some of the toxic byproducts created by combustion.
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E-cigarettes are battery-operated devices that produce an aerosol by heating a liquid, usually containing nicotine, flavorings and other chemicals, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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In the settlement announced Thursday, Home Depot will pay California $2628,28503,22019 to resolve allegations brought against the retailer that it improperly disposed of batteries, aerosol cans, paints and other hazardous materials.
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Armed with a Diane Arbus-like medium-format film camera (and occasionally an assistant, extra lights and aerosol mist), Mr. Seliger began bounding up to total strangers, asking for their pictures.
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"This final rule is important because it protects airline passengers from unwanted exposure to aerosol fumes that occur when electronic cigarettes are used onboard airplanes," Foxx said in a news release.
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Aunt Fannie's Mosquito Wipes apply mosquito repellent directly to your skin with more precision than an aerosol spray, and the unique formula is designed to repel bugs without damaging good bacteria.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defines e-cigarettes as devices that deliver an aerosol to the user by heating a liquid that usually contains nicotine, flavorings and other chemicals.
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The Trump administration is also looking to trim the budget of NASA's earth science directorate, which includes climate research and cancel several spacecraft like the Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud, Ocean Ecosystem mission.
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An instrument that can disperse an aerosol of particles — say, several ounces of limestone dust — will be housed in a gondola that hangs beneath a balloon that ascends to 70,000 feet.
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I spend 2151.68 minutes on Instagram and Reddit before dragging myself out of bed and doing my normal morning skincare routine and adding some non-aerosol dry shampoo to my hair.
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In the settlement announced Thursday, Home Depot will pay California $27,840,000 to resolve allegations brought against the retailer that it improperly disposed of batteries, aerosol cans, paints and other hazardous materials.
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Other amenities that are part of the price: showers stocked with high-end Malin & Goetz products, USB charging ports, Wi-Fi and locker rooms with toiletries like aerosol deodorant and toothbrushes.
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In the mid-20th century, aerosol pollution likely suppressed global warming temporarily, and El Niño usually has a short-term warming effect while La Niña has a short-term cooling effect.
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And while we pretty much love everything about the oil-sopping beauty product, the truth is that some aerosol iterations can make your hair feel dirtier than before you sprayed it on.
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For example, Amazon has certain rules around how aerosol products like hairspray or electronic devices with rechargeable batteries should be packaged before being shipped, as they have to comply with federal regulations.
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"Airborne coccolith surface area and volume increased substantially in our lab system during viral infection compared to sea salt particles, which are the most ubiquitous primary marine aerosol component," Trainic told Gizmodo.
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The agency ran a series of experiments, placing laptops inside typical suitcases next to your standard flammable toiletries: nail polish remover, hand sanitizer, and most explosively, an aerosol can of dry shampoo.
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Prosecutors allege Pryzbycien helped Brown plan and carry out her suicide by buying supplies like rope and a can of aerosol air duster, which Brown inhaled, as well as filming her death.
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Although there are other aerosol mural classes in existence in the Bay Area and elsewhere, Girl Mobb says that hers is the only one specifically for girls, as far as she knows.
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Though his work may be more closely associated with spray cans, his most recent exhibit finds him veering beyond aerosol towards water bottles, paint splashes, actual paintbrushes, and even his bare hands.
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There had been a steady decline in the Earth's ozone layer, caused in part by gasses released by aerosol spray cans and refrigerants, reducing the ozone layer's ability to absorb ultraviolet radiation.
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A black man held an aerosol can, igniting the spray, and in retaliation, a white man picked up his gun, pointed it toward the black man and fired it at the ground.
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The site was described during the trial by the artists' lawyer Eric Baum as "the world's largest open-air aerosol museum," and artists flocked from around the world to paint its walls.
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Among other steps, FDA should require that vaping coils — which heat the vaping liquid into an aerosol — be set in a way to prevent high temperatures that allow dangerous compounds to form.
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DeliveryFor a large scale attack, Doe would disseminate the virus with an aerosol device, says William Dowling, a program officer in the Office of Biodefense Research Resources and Translational Research at the NIH.
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Solar radiation management proposals, such as the cloud-brightening strategy and the Harvard aerosol-spraying plan, have attracted the most interest from US politicians, even as they've caused alarm among leading climate scientists.
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While the aerosol vapor that users inhale doesn't contain the tar or carbon monoxide found in cigarette smoke, many e-liquids contain a chemical called diacetyl, which, when heated, can damage the lungs.
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Hough and other leading members of the cast joined in for the "Hairspray" musical number towards the end of the show, during which they filled the studio with real hairspray from aerosol cans.
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" But over time, she grew to realize that "artists who were using aerosol were mostly men because of the danger that came along with doing stuff on the streets that was considered illegal.
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It's not an aerosol, it just gives you a little bit of texture and you can detail the ends just a little bit, I think a lot of people like having that option.
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The agency is concerned that the rechargeable lithium-ion battery in laptops and other electronic devices could cause an explosion when it interacts with a can containing aerosol, like hairspray or dry shampoo.
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A company spokesperson told Gizmodo by email that these warehouses will be outfitted with special sprinkler systems as well as storage areas for different classifications of product, for example flammable and aerosol items.
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The European Commission has said the deal could limit competition in the markets for steel for car parts, packaging such as food and aerosol cans and electrical steel for engineering products including transformers.
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Spray-on sunscreens Whether for wrangling little ones at the pool or looking for quick protection on the go, aerosol sunscreens have gained popularity as quick and mess-free alternatives to traditional creams.
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Though the report notes that the health effects of e-cigarettes are not completely known, it says e-cigarette aerosol is not a harmless water vapor – there are several known carcinogens contained therein.
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They are battery-operated devices designed to deliver nicotine, flavorings and other chemicals in the form of an aerosol, which is a suspension of particles in a gas that can then be inhaled.
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From the vantage point of England, the concept of "prepping"— the study of survivalism and preparation for the end of the world—seemed a curious American pursuit, like aerosol cheese or the Kardashians.
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In addition, the aerosol from e-cigarettes can contain cancer-causing chemicals such as formaldehyde and benzene; diacetyl, a chemical linked to serious lung disease; and heavy metals, including nickel, tin and lead.
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"There's currently no evidence that the general public needs to worry about aerosol transmission of SARS-CoV-2, but there plausibly could exist risks in specialized hospital settings," he writes in an email.
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The researchers exposed cultured human bronchial cells to diluted cinnamon e-liquids and to e-liquid aerosol, or vapor, from an e-cigarette device purchased at a local vape shop in Chapel Hill.
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Once extracted, the THC oil could then be heated up using a small battery, kept in a cartridge or penlike case, creating aerosol, which is then inhaled from one end of the device.
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Aerosol sales dropped dramatically, and, despite pushback from the chemical companies that made CFCs, Congress in 1977 added protecting the ozone layer to the Environmental Protection Agency's duties under the Clean Air Act.
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Cigarette makers have invested in these, as well as heat-not-burn products, which warm tobacco sticks to a temperature that's high enough to release an aerosol but not enough to cause combustion.
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"This finding raises the prospect that parents have been misled by the marketing of vaping devices and consider e-cigarette aerosol exposure safe for their children inside their homes," Drehmer said by email.
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The strands from this overgrown ring of hair come up and over his bald spot, shielding it from view, and are then likely held in place by a variety of aerosol-based products.
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They are still responsible for nearly one in five deaths in the US. "Overall, e-cigarette aerosol contains fewer numbers and lower levels of toxicants than smoke from combustible tobacco cigarettes," the committee found.
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Over a period of weeks, they discovered that just under a third of the room's indoor aerosol mass contained toxic chemicals you normally wouldn't expect to find there, such as nicotine, myosine, and pyridine.
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For example, the carbon monoxide exposure from IQOS aerosol is comparable to environmental exposure, and levels of acrolein and formaldehyde are 89% to 95% and 66% to 91% lower than from combustible cigarettes, respectively.
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If your Apple Card gets dirty, follow these steps to clean it: Apple warns against using window or household cleaners, compressed air, aerosol sprays, solvents, ammonia or abrasives to clean your titanium Apple Card.
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That agreement -- the 1987 Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer -- called for the phase-out of substances including chlorofluorocarbons and halons, once present in refrigerators, aerosol cans and dry cleaning chemicals.
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Fischer leads the Western Wildfire Experiment for Cloud Chemistry, Aerosol Absorption and Nitrogen (WE-CAN), a National Science Foundation-funded study that's also taking a much closer look at the composition of wildfire smoke.
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"Electronic cigarettes cause concern because studies have shown that e-cigarette aerosol can contain a number of harmful chemicals," the agency said in a statement that will all but surely enrage e-cigarette truthers.
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Therefore, the study finds that aerosol pollution, which has been worsening in Asia as coal use there continues to increase, likely has so far overwhelmed the influence of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide.
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Researchers at New York University exposed mice to e-cigarette vapor (actually heat-generated aerosol that contains nicotine along with some organic solvents) and compared them to a control group just given filtered air.
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"In the case of saws (used) to cut bones or limbs, there may be additional procedures that could potentially turn a fluid into an aerosol that could be inhaled and be communicable," Cetron said.
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His team didn't apply their findings to current climate models, so it's not yet clear if this new method for forming aerosol particles will have an impact or how large that impact might be.
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By artificially injecting sulfate particles -- a type of aerosol -- into the atmosphere using fighter planes or giant balloons, scientists could increase the amount of sunlight sent back into space and intensify the cooling effect.
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"Vape" is a misnomer, as many assume the resulting product contains water vapor, when it indeed is an aerosol much like smog, and contains propylene glycol, a chemical base used in theater fog machines.
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The hole in the ozone, which is centered over this region, is caused in part by the release of chlorofluorocarbons that come from your air-conditionng, aerosol cans, solvents, refrigeration and other manufacturing processes.
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The EU competition enforcer opened an in-depth investigation last year and identified issues in steel for car parts, packaging such as food and aerosol cans and electrical steel for engineering products including transformers.
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"The legacy of 5Pointz may be this ruling and the clear statement that aerosol art and public art are not disposable," Jonathan "Meres One" Cohen, one of the plaintiffs, told Hyperallergic in an email.
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After that, the signal of human-caused climate change picked up again in the 1980s, potentially because of restrictions on pollution in the United States and agreements to reduce aerosol emissions around the world.
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He published a paper in 2018 asserting that, contrary to what some might think, sneezing and coughing are not required for influenza virus to be released in an aerosol form that can float around.
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The scientists at Princeton University, the University of California-Los Angeles and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) who authored the report say that aerosol transmission is "plausible," but the results are not conclusive.
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"Our results indicate that aerosol and fomite transmission of HCoV-19 is plausible, as the virus can remain viable in aerosols for multiple hours and on surfaces up to days," reads the study's abstract.
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Unlike most formulas, which come in an aerosol can, this one is dispensed salt-shaker style, meaning you sift the white clay, rice powder, and corn starch blend out through tiny holes at the top.
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SaNOtize a company that have found a way to make an aerosol and gel with Nitric Oxide gas (NO), with its anti viral/anti-bacterial properties, to make it a practical and more affordable medicine.
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Gideon St. Helen, a tobacco researcher at the University of California, San Francisco, says that for low-powered devices like Juul, you need a higher nicotine vape juice to deliver enough nicotine in the aerosol.
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And the purifier will automatically adjust to certain pollutants in the air: in a brief demo of the new device, it automatically upped the strength of the fan when we sprayed aerosol hairspray near it.
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This approach aims to reflect sunlight back into space, staving off warming, either by using spraying a sheath of reflective aerosol particles into the atmosphere or selectively brightening marine clouds to bounce back Earthbound rays.
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But tests conducted by the Federal Aviation Administration found the suppression systems can't put out a battery fire that combines with other highly flammable material, such as the gas in an aerosol can or cosmetics.
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But the most imminently dangerous public threat posed by aerosol cans — which also happens to be the reason you can't take them on an airplane — is the fact that, under the wrong circumstances, they explode.
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Earlier, a suitcase exploded near a reception center for migrants in southern Germany, but authorities said the blast may have been caused by an aerosol can, and there was no sign of any explosives involved.
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These new electronic nicotine delivery devices create an aerosol by heating up a liquid that typically contains nicotine, additives and flavorings with specific appeal to teens and young adults, like gummy bear and fruit medley.
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I used the Billie razor with the Shave Cream ($8), a non-aerosol cream made with soothing and gentle ingredients like aloe, sage, shea butter, and grapefruit and free from synthetic fragrances, parabens, and sulfates.
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And without the compensating effect of increasing aerosol emissions, the warming of the future, more than the warming of the recent past, will strengthen the most powerful and destructive storms that the planet can produce.
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In that report, featured in Nature Communications, "scientists demonstrated for the first time that fatty acid molecules emitted during cooking can spontaneously form complex 3-D structures in atmospheric aerosol droplets," the university's statement said.
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The droplets don't go especially far — typically six feet or so — and they don't become suspended in an aerosol that travels through currents of air in the plane's cabin, where they could be breathed in.
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Teens need to know how to assess their dorm room or other living space for a range of other triggers such as cockroaches, rodents, scented candles, essential oils, incense, aerosol sprays, perfumes, cologne or pets.
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E-cigarettes, which turn nicotine into inhalable vapor, can harm developing brains of teenagers who use them, and also can create harmful aerosol for people around the user, the report said, citing studies in animals.
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In addition to black carbon, which comes from trucks as well as the burning of organic material and other sources, the bill also requires reductions in hydrofluorocarbons, used in refrigeration and to power aerosol products.
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The authors of the new paper point out that, in addition to inhaling the aerosol secondhand, there's a risk that certain chemicals in e-liquids, namely nicotine, can be absorbed through the skin or even ingested.
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Instead, the battery-powered devices produce an aerosol mist by heating "e-juice," which typically contains flavors and nicotine dissolved in solvents (propylene glycol or vegetable or both) that minimize evaporation until the cocktail is inhaled.
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Some notable geohacking proposals include cirrus cloud seeding to reduce reflectivity, stratospheric particle injection for solar radiation management, sulfur-aerosol injection to induce global dimming, and simple solutions like tropical reforestation to restore the carbon balance.
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This video is super cool, but DSCOVR and EPIC are being used to do some serious science, including monitoring the ozone and aerosol levels in Earth's atmosphere, and measuring cloud height, vegetation patterns, and ultraviolet reflectivity.
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According to Colin Seftor, an atmospheric researcher for NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, on August 15, the Ozone Mapping and Profiler Suite (OMPS) on the Suomi NPP satellite recorded aerosol index values as high as 49.7.
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With every wash and dry, your color will fade, so Garrett suggests investing in a dry shampoo (Klorane's non-aerosol dry shampoo is a new favorite of mine) to keep your hair looking fresh between washes.
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In the financial year 2017/2018, Tata Steel Europe made 1.03 billion euros ($1.2 billion) of sales from packaging steel for food, paint and aerosol cans, among others, accounting for about 13 percent of total revenues.
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Based on police reports of the Salisbury incident, experts said it is most likely that the toxin was delivered with an aerosol spray or a wipe, and transferred to the skin or clothing of the victims.
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After years of renting out the building to artists, letting them spray paint the building's walls, Wolkoff moved to tear down what had become the country's "largest collection of exterior aerosol art" to build luxury condos.
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"Since 5Pointz was a prominent tourist attraction the public would undoubtedly have thronged to say its goodbyes during those ten months and gaze at the formidable works of aerosol art for the last time," Block said.
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By warming—not burning—the tobacco, and mixing it with other solvents, Iqos creates an aerosol that lets smokers inhale a more pure form of nicotine and avoid the tar that can contribute to lung disease.
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Decades later, Mr. Beltran — now known as SinXero — is a mixed-media artist, painting abstract works whose textures reflect the crumbling buildings of his childhood and whose colors draw upon the rich palette of aerosol art.
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But aerosol cooling appears to be disproportionately effective in reducing hurricane intensity, and climate models suggest that, because of the aerosols, hurricane intensity globally should not have increased much yet, despite warming caused by greenhouse gases.
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The study indicates that transmission of the new coronavirus is possible by aerosol and material, "since the virus can remain viable and infectious in aerosols for hours and on surfaces up to days," the researchers wrote.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is looking closely at the different flavored nicotine juices and other substances users may be vaping in e-cigarettes to determine how the aerosol might be affecting users' lungs.
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Now, Unilever is having a go with Day 2, an aerosol spray that went on sale online only last week that it says refreshes, reshapes and dewrinkles clothes on the chairdrobe, using technology like fabric-stiffening molecules.
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The results, published in two separate studies in Aerosol Science and Technology (here and here), were not encouraging; in tests, the researchers were able to identify hundreds of different compounds, some of which are known health hazards.
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So, like millions of other music fans with limited IRL storage space, I put complete faith in the cloud, despite the fact that it had been named for an aerosol that has a tendency to suddenly disappear.
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Magnitude of the problem: The study shows that in the northern and eastern parts of the country, which are the most polluted, aerosol pollution is reducing solar electricity generation potential by as much as 35% per day.
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Stoner Invisible Glass Premium Glass Cleaner, $3.57, available at Walmart | also available at: Target, and Home DepotPeople who have tried this glass cleaner, available in both aerosol and spray form, never go back to any other products.
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The research by scientists at Harvard and Yale universities, published in the journal Environmental Research Letters, proposes using a technique known as stratospheric aerosol injection, which they say could cut the rate of global warming in half.
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"We could do SAI [stratospheric sulfate aerosol increase] and a slow ramp up of CDR [carbon dioxide removal]," study co-author Govindasamy Bala, a climate scientist at the Indian Institute of Science, told me in an email.
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The list of things you can't bring into the security zone in downtown Cleveland is long: tennis balls, hammers, canned goods, umbrellas, aerosol cans — just about anything that might somehow be useful in a protest or fight.
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Cuando ya se extraía, el aceite de THC podía calentarse con una pequeña batería y mantenerse en un cartucho o envase tipo pluma para que generara aerosol, lo que luego se inhalaba desde un extremo del artefacto.
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For Playboy, he illustrated a short story by the science-fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke, "When the Twerms Came," about aliens conquering Earth with a Psychedelic Ray, an Itching Beam, a Diarrhea Bomb and Tumescent Aerosol Spray.
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The ruling sets up the fascinating scene of a trial in which art experts could be called to weigh in on the integrity of what court papers call "aerosol art," and to evaluate the graffiti artists themselves.
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That does not mean that aerosol pollution should be seen as a positive by any means, especially considering how harmful smog is to public health—polluted air is estimated to cause millions of premature deaths every year.
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From "Wildstyle": Aerosol flower in the middle of the air makes one perfect what butterfly / buttercup their open faces the color of yellow street signs Most flowers I love more than people but who cares about people?
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Here's the noise produced by a boy who used to stay at home with his cats making collages that coupled pictures of Kiss with medical photography of diseased vaginas or mutilating dolls and huffing fumes from aerosol cans.
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Also next to Brown's body were two grocery bags with receipts for the rope and aerosol air duster, as well as a handwritten note saying to watch the video on her phone for an explanation of her suicide.
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The idea is to teach young women (ages 12-17) how to use aerosol paints in order to level the playing field in the street art game and encourage female youth to cultivate a painting community among themselves.
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"When you do an aerosol-generating procedure like in a medical care facility, you have the possibility to what we call aerosolize these particles, which means they can stay in the air a little bit longer," she said.
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It turns out the storm traveled right by a special underwater monitoring station that collects "marine snow"—a combination of dead plankton and aerosol particles from the atmosphere that accumulates on the surface and sinks to the bottom.
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Victor Salgado, who makes $230 per hour with no benefits doing maintenance at an aerosol company and spent three years before that grouting floors, said he was attracted by the promise of an upgrade in pay and benefits.
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Spraying aerosol in the northern hemisphere would lead to fewer cyclones in the North Atlantic, like the ones that have plagued us all summer and fall — but it would create drought in sub-Saharan Africa and parts of India.
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"We used state-of-the-art aerosol instrumentation to track the biological particles floating in the air around the infant in real-time, second by second," explained lead author Brandon Boor, a civil engineer at Purdue, in a statement.
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Some police officers have started to wear masks, gloves, and hazmat suits during busts, following anecdotal reports that skin or aerosol exposure to fentanyls had made cops and nurses ill—even requiring the use of the opioid antidote, naloxone.
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The printers, made by Optomec, an Albuquerque-based firm, use a process called Aerosol Jet to focus a mist of microdroplets into a tightly controlled beam, which can print features as small as 10 microns (millionths of a metre).
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So far, experts believe chemicals like formaldehyde and acrolein could be to blame, as well as vitamin E acetate, a component of vegetable oil that is often used to turn nicotine or THC into the aerosol users then inhale.
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Let's at least try to stop dousing ourselves with aerosol deodorant and maybe get that bike out of storage instead of speeding around in a 1971 Chevelle with a busted catalytic converter and see if that helps, shall we?
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We're basically providing those only if a patient is positive and if there's aerosol-like procedures that need to be done, like breathing treatments or CPR, things like that where we're going to be at higher risk of contamination.
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"The shame of it all is that since 5Pointz was a prominent tourist attraction the public would undoubtedly have thronged to say its goodbyes ... and gaze at the formidable works of aerosol art for the last time," Block wrote.
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Their use around the world is increasing by 12050%-15% a year, as popular household goods that use them as refrigerants (eg, fridges and air-conditioning equipment) or propellants (eg, aerosol sprays) spread to even the remotest parts of the planet.
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Next to Brown's body were two grocery bags, containing receipts for the rope and aerosol air duster, as well as her phone and a handwritten note saying to watch the video on her phone for answers as to what happened.
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The retail giant now believes it knows what happened: The aerosol can popped out of its faulty clamshell packaging, fell to the ground, and hit another object—probably the chain link fence that divides Amazon's human employees from their robot colleagues.
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"If you are for example in your kitchen and you cook something, you will always splatter something around like particles from an aerosol," said Stephan Vogt, head of the IAEA's Environmental Sample Laboratory, describing how nuclear work leaves telltale particles behind.
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Brominated phthalate fire retardants found in polyurethane foam for furniture and baby products; 1-Bromopropane found in aerosol cleaners; DEHA found in plastic wrap and PVC plastic; and P-dichlorobenzene in mothballs and deodorant – all known carcinogens – also made the list.
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Gases react there with water to form aerosol particles that can reflect some of the sun's rays and heat back out into space, and in that way act as a sort of temporary sunscreen for Earth, cooling the planet down.
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" This past Friday, ipsy followed up to say that they were recommending that all recipients dispose of the dry shampoo: "We're sending this follow-up message because we've learned that this product is more sensitive to heat than other aerosol products.
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Made possible, like the puffy, rounded bouffant, by the liberal application of a postwar beauty innovation — hair spray from an aerosol can — the beehive made its first appearance in February 1960 in the pages of the trade publication Modern Beauty Shop.
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Climate models attempt to simulate many of the processes which are driving the monsoon, says Hugh Coe of the South West Asian Aerosol Monsoon Interactions project, a research initiative, but how such processes really work has yet to be examined thoroughly.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - A suitcase exploded near a reception center for migrants in southern Germany, on Wednesday, but the blast may have been caused by an aerosol can inside it, and there was no evidence of explosives being involved, police said.
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Tata Steel may sell parts of its European packaging activities Tata Steel Europe which makes packaging steel for food, paint and aerosol cans, as part of this package of concessions, three people familiar with the matter told Reuters last month.
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Contrary to the belief of many, the aerosol produced by e-cigarettes is not harmless water vapor — it often contains nicotine and other chemical compounds that can have harmful effects on the user as well as those who inhale it secondhand.
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In an editorial for the Journal of the American Medical Association published in March, Glantz writes that e-cigarettes may increase risk of heart attack, stroke, and respiratory disease, perhaps because of the "toxicants" that e-cigarettes' aerosol delivery introduces.
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"Anytime they want to take a customer from us, they can do it," said Leslie Bradshaw, an executive vice president at Mauser Packaging, a maker of aerosol and other cans based just 19 miles away from DS Containers in Illinois.
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The mayhem that day also featured a confrontation between a Ku Klux Klan leader who fired a gun in the general direction of a black man who lit the spray from an aerosol can on fire, creating a makeshift blow torch.
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Gowns, too, "should be prioritized for aerosol-generating procedures," the CDC added, "care activities where splashes and sprays are anticipated, and high-contact patient care activities that provide opportunities for transfer of pathogens to the hands and clothing" of medical professionals.
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A planet cooled by an umbrella of aerosol particles — an umbrella that works by reflecting back into space, say, 1 percent of the sun's incoming energy — might give societies less incentive to adopt greener technologies and radically cut carbon emissions.
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"We hypothesize that emissions of aerosol particles and precursors by maritime vessel traffic lead to a microphysical enhancement of convection and storm electrification in the region of the shipping lanes," the authors write in the study accepted for publication in Geophysical Research Letters.
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On a press tour earlier this week, Branded Arts' youthful, fast-talking founder Warren Brand explained that it would take 45 gallons of acrylic paint and 43,200 cans of aerosol to complete the 160-foot long mural, the largest of the bunch.
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Ted Cruz's idol, overruled his Cabinet advisers to help secure passage of the Montreal Protocol on Substances That Deplete the Ozone Layer, which enforced the phase-out of chlorofluorocarbons such as that used in refrigeration, air conditioning, foam plastic, aerosol production and more.
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The idea behind stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI) is pretty simple: if we can get a bunch of sulfate particles high enough into sky, they'll spread around the Earth and act like sunscreen, scattering light back into space and yielding a cooling effect.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads "They must die!" boutique hotel mogul Vikram Chatwal allegedly screamed at Molly and Finn, the Jack Russell terriers of gallerist Sean Kelly, before pulling out an aerosol can and lighter and attempting to torch the poor pups.
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Image: Camilla Cannarsa/FlickrIn research that adds new truth to the phrase "every cloud has a silver lining," scientists are reporting that sulfate aerosol emissions have offset roughly a third of global warming over the Earth's land, by scattering sunlight back into space.
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"The waste included items such as electronics, batteries, aerosol cans, compact fluorescent light bulbs, and medical waste including syringes, over-the-counter and prescribed pharmaceuticals, as well as confidential medical information from its customers," the Alameda County District Attorney's Office press release states.
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Dr. de Zafra and other researchers, led by Susan Solomon of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, were able to confirm that chlorofluorocarbons, used in refrigerants and as propellants in aerosol cans, were causing chemical reactions in the atmosphere that depleted ozone.
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It also remains unclear, and undemonstrated, whether the Covid-19 virus released from patients' lungs comes out in aerosol form; whether aerosolized particles of this virus travel significant distances; and, if so, whether they do so in sufficient number to cause infection.
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Though it eventually became what a lawyer for the artists called the "world's largest open-air aerosol museum," its existence was always predicated on Mr. Wolkoff tearing it down and turning the buildings into luxury apartments, which he ultimately did in 2014.
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The research was based on self-reported data from the National Youth Tobacco Survey, which collected information on exposure to secondhand smoke from tobacco products and secondhand aerosol from e-cigarettes among middle school and high school students from 23.6 to 21.5.
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Far from calling for any test of geoengineering methods, the report has much more modest recommendations, including research to improve how computer models represent the interaction of clouds and aerosol particles of the type that someday might be used to reflect sunlight.
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The after-action reports obtained by CNN are based on a pair of exercises conducted as part of DHS's BioWatch program, which operates a nationwide aerosol detection system designed to provide an early warning of a biological attack across all levels of government.
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Satellites such as NASA's Plankton, Aerosol, Cloud and ocean Ecosystem (PACE), which is due for launch in 2022, will be able to gather hyper-precise color data that will help fisheries and conservationists anticipate events such as phytoplankton blooms or marine food shortages.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - One of the largest U.S. producers of aerosol cans, Colorado-based Ball Metalpack, has laid off 000 of its 500 U.S. workers since President Donald Trump imposed a 25% tariff on imported steel that abruptly hiked the firm's raw materials costs.
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Even if the jumbo plastic-capped aerosol hasn't held a spot in your bathroom cabinet for over a decade, one whiff would bring you right back to the first time you aggressively spritzed it all over your dress before your first middle-school dance.
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And gentrification has its casualties: 5Pointz Aerosol Art Center, a space covered in graffiti murals on old buildings, which Time Out New York once called "the city's most spectacular showcase of street-art talent," is being turned into the 5 Pointz condos, for example.
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About 80 Amazon warehouse workers in New Jersey are complaining of burning throats and eyes after an aerosol can of bear repellent — essentially a super-strong pepper spray — fell off a shelf and sent potent fumes spewing across the third floor of the Robbinsville facility.
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WASHINGTON, June 2000 (Reuters) - One of the largest U.S. producers of aerosol cans, Colorado-based Ball Metalpack, has laid off 000 of its 500 U.S. workers since President Donald Trump imposed a 25% tariff on imported steel that abruptly hiked the firm's raw materials costs.
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It and other models of electroshock weapon are capable of setting flammable material alight—the UK's Home Office found in 2001 that the devices can set CS gas, a common ingredient in the tear gasses and aerosol sprays used by many police forces, on fire.
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Scientists think cosmic rays may play an important role in determining our climate — and in experiments they found that these interactions can lead to the formation of aerosol particles, which can grow to become precursors to clouds, according to two studies published in Nature today.
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As it's continued to exist in legal limbo, aerosol art has, under GFNYC's two-decades-long watch, struck a precarious balance, straddling a public square full of ticket-writing cops and a private sphere eager to convert graffiti's cultural capital into a quick buck.
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The researchers also point out that, in the case of SARS, both fomite and aerosol transmission are thought to have played a role both among super-spreaders—infected people who manage to spread the virus to lots of other people—and in hospital-acquired infections.
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Two years ago, the 25Pointz artists' lawsuit against a real estate developer in Queens who whitewashed an entire site of the "aerosol art mecca" in a stealthy overnight operation, resulted in a sweeping victory of a $25 million verdict in favor of the artists.
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If it goes ahead, the deal would add the world's leading maker of sealants for beverage, food and aerosol cans to Henkel's adhesives division, which accounts for about half of group revenues at the maker of laundry detergent Persil, beauty line Schwarzkopf and Loctite glue.
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But some models are losing the spare without the benefit of run-flat or self-sealing rubber, instead including conventional tires and a leak repair kit — packaged in an aerosol can or used in conjunction with a small air compressor powered by the car's battery.
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A retrospective attempting to comment on the influence of street art's two greatest tools—the aerosol can and the internet—have had on urban space opened in Bologna, Italy on Friday, gathering the work of Banksy, Invader, Daniele Perra Parian, and more into a single space.
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A NASA DC-8 like the one used to find the particle (Image: NASA)On August 3, 2016, seven kilometers above Alaska's Aleutian Islands, a research plane captured something mysterious: an atmospheric aerosol particle enriched with the kind of uranium used in nuclear fuel and bombs.
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Just last week, more than 20 workers at a facility at one of Amazon's fulfillment centers in New Jersey were sent to the hospital after an "automated machine" struck an aerosol can containing bear repellent, sending fumes into the air and leading to workers reporting difficulty breathing.
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New research published Wednesday in Science Advances suggests that not only can the chemical residue left behind by cigarette smoking find its way into "smoke-free" buildings, but it can then attach itself to aerosol particles suspended in the air that are easily inhaled by our lungs.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today announced it has authorized the marketing of new tobacco products manufactured by Philip Morris Products S.A. for the IQOS "Tobacco Heating System" – an electronic device that heats tobacco-filled sticks wrapped in paper to generate a nicotine-containing aerosol.
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And they estimated that—per every kilogram of weight—a baby could inhale up to four times more of these "fluorescent biological aerosol particles" than an adult would while moving, thanks to the baby being low to the ground and more often breathing through the mouth.
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About 21 in 220 students last year said they had breathed secondhand aerosol from e-cigarettes, which is an increase from the approximately 20173 in 22017 students who reported exposure in years past, according to the research published in the medical journal JAMA Network Open on Wednesday.
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Nearly 50 years ago, three chemists named Mario Molina, Sherwood Rowland and Paul Crutzen found evidence that chlorofluorocarbons, chemicals known as CFCs and released from aerosol sprays, were weakening the ozone layer that functions as the earth's natural sunscreen protecting humans, animals and plants from harmful radiation.
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A short film included in "Henry Chalfant: 1980" at Eric Firestone shows how, after "bombing" a subway car with aerosol paint, graffitists would leave a message for Mr. Chalfant with a precise description of the subway line, car and nature of the work they had just made.
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He spent long hours in our only bathroom with a towel wrapped around his waist and a Q-tip stuck in each ear, shaving with Gillette foam and gargling with Listerine, finally emerging in a cloud of humidity and the fluorocarbons from his Right Guard aerosol deodorant.
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Fortunately, as ipsy noted in the final email, there were no injuries, and there was nothing wrong with the product itself — rather, they believe that the aerosol packaging may have been defective, and therefore present an increased risk for traveling or exposure to heat (or "other unforeseen situation").
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And though I work at a political magazine and engage in these issues every day, I confess that I felt a similar pang of pointlessness when I saw a photo of a young black man coolly torching a Confederate flag with what appeared to be an aerosol can.
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The Federal Aviation Administration said in a paper filed recently with a U.N. agency that its tests show that when a laptop's rechargeable lithium-ion battery overheats in close proximity to an aerosol spray can, it can cause an explosion capable of disabling an airliner's fire suppression system.
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Some researchers hypothesize that because a body takes in only the amount of nicotine it needs to maintain a certain level, high-nicotine products like Juul could have the advantage of delivering that power punch with fewer puffs, decreasing the amount of harmful aerosol a vaper would inhale.
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"Everything at the grocery store and restaurant takeout containers and bags could in theory have infectious virus on them," said Dr. Linsey Marr, who was not a member of the research team but is an expert in the transmission of viruses by aerosol at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg.
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It was in that decade that scientists confirmed that chemicals called CFCs (found in aerosol cans like hairspray and deodorant) were eating away at the ozone layer, and would produce some scary consequences, from skyrocketing skin cancer rates to damaging effects on plant life and marine ecosystems, if left unchecked.
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Riley Thomas from Asheville, N.C., agreed that it is not protected unless on your own property: I don't think the artist owns the graffiti if they have painted it on someone else's private property...If you want to make graffiti or "aerosol art" you can create it on your own property.
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As hard as it is to believe by today's standards—with our baffling inability to reach global consensus on human-caused climate change—the world got its collective ass together to curb emissions of ozone-depleting halocarbons, from compounds produced by fridges and air conditioners to aerosol sprays and medical sterilizers.
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" The case could serve as precedent for other street artists to have legal protection for their work and to require certain precautions before it is destroyed, Mr. Baum said, adding that the judge's ruling was "a big decision not only for our clients but anybody, if they are an aerosol artist.
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In particular, through the FDA's scientific evaluation of the company's applications, peer-reviewed published literature and other sources, the agency found that the aerosol produced by the IQOS Tobacco Heating System contains fewer toxic chemicals than cigarette smoke, and many of the toxins identified are present at lower levels than in cigarette smoke.
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In 1995, at a news conference in Washington, Dr. Epstein, as chairman of the advocacy group Cancer Prevention Coalition, joined with the consumer advocate Ralph Nader to release a "dirty dozen" list of familiar household products — including a baby powder, a brand of toothpaste and an aerosol disinfectant — that they labeled dangerously toxic.
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That means the authors were able to simply reduce incoming sunlight in climate models by an equivalent amount, which helped them avoid a potential complication: The 13 different models they used might simulate the chemical and physical behavior of atmospheric aerosol particles a little differently, adding an unwanted variable into the results.
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But a new satellite mission called PACE (for "Pre-Aerosol Clouds and ocean Ecosystem"), launching in 2022, will open up a whole new data set that looks more closely at the population and be able to identify different species rather than simply looking at the whole, which will substantially change the current model.
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From 1950 until 1975, however, there was a midcentury decrease in drought and a muddying of the signal that the scientists suggest was caused by aerosol emissions of pollutants like oxides of sulfur that contribute to smog, and could block some of the sun's light from reaching Earth and affect weather patterns.
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"In effect, the dryer creates an aerosol that contaminates the toilet room, including the dryer itself and potentially the sinks, floor and other surfaces, depending on the dryer design and where it is sited," senior author Mark Wilcox, professor of medical microbiology at the University of Leeds in the UK, said in a statement.
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"Dripping is a more labor-intensive method of vaping in which the user manually applies a few drops of liquid directly to the exposed heating coil of the e-cig every so many puffs," said Alan Shihadeh, a professor of mechanical engineering and director of the Aerosol Research Laboratory at the American University of Beirut.
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"The assessment conclusions focused on 'tar', an outdated and potentially misleading measure, rather than on the relatively lower levels of harmful compounds, which the ministry acknowledged to be dramatically lower in heated tobacco product aerosol than in cigarette smoke," the company's U.S. Media Relations and Engagement manager Corey Henry told The Hill in a statement.
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Items that need special attention often include: Batteries Medication (expired or not) Shredded paper (after you empty the office) Wire hangers (although you can also bring them back to the cleaners) Hazardous chemicals Aerosol cans Light bulbs Our subscriber-exclusive program will help you organize your home, step-by-step and room-by-room.
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On the other hand, global cooling appears to be caused by large explosive volcanoes that eject water vapor and sulfur dioxide into the lower stratosphere forming a sulfuric acid aerosol or mist that reflects and scatters sunlight, cooling Earth 2628 degrees for two to four years, but lowering ocean temperatures for nearly a century.
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