Others come from automobile exhaust, solvents, and even human breath.
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Vaping oils typically include other additives, solvents and flavor enhancers.
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"We tested chemical reagents, organic solvents, mineral abrasives," he said.
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He added that, while the three high-flash hydrocarbon solvents he tested seem relatively safe, there are tons of less studied hydrocarbon solvents out there, some of which may contain risky substances, like benzene.
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The contaminants, which included industrial chemicals that were used to clean equipment, solvents for weapons and some solvents found in fuels, have been linked to some types of cancer, birth defects and other health problems.
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Because they're full of wood and solvents and aerosols and sawdust.
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These stable chemicals were widely used as refrigerants and cleaning solvents.
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"Just the chronic exposure to the solvents was enough," she says.
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The alcohol and water work as solvents for the fragrance oil.
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E-cigarettes can have different flavoring and solvents, as well as nicotine.
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Despite the progress, it is unlikely that mechanochemistry will completely eliminate solvents.
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The air was pungent with the smell of lubricants and cleaning solvents.
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That seal prohibits not only pesticides, but chemical solvents during processing, too.
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Cleaning experts say they're concerned that the solvents will discolor the material.
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E-cigs have different solvents and flavorings, and most of them contain nicotine.
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In the future, there might be new solvents, new cleaners, better scheduling software.
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It is also found in paint strippers, adhesives, metal cleaners and aerosol solvents.
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Tubes, palettes, charcoal sticks and flammable solvents were arranged across carts and tables.
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Their tiles are cracked and fissured, stained with dripped paint, glue, and solvents.
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Now we've evolved into different resin inks that are impervious to solvents and waters.
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I simply have to use non-toxic solvents instead of petroleum ether or acetone.
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Removing solvents could help make many chemical processes used by industry more environmentally friendly.
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For fathers, the most common occupational exposures were to disinfectants/cleaners, solvents and metals.
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It's unlikely that vaping solvents alone can explain a nationwide spate of respiratory illnesses.
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No solvents, additives, or emulsifiers are required, which extends the shelf life of your creations.
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The 295 affected sites have industrial waste from petrochemical companies, acid compounds, solvents and pesticides.
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The 13 affected sites have industrial waste from petrochemical companies, acid compounds, solvents and pesticides.
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Also called methyl alcohol, methanol is commonly used in antifreeze, solvents, and other industrial chemicals.
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And the liquids contain solvents, formaldehyde and other ingredients that pose health risks when inhaled.
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The most common occupational exposures among mothers were to disinfectants/cleaners, solvents and ethylene oxide.
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Executives say their solvents and the rest of their operations have passed all regulatory procedures.
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She was testing theories of how these gels react to solvents — substances that dissolve other materials.
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Stevens' garage contained several solvents and other dangerous solutions, such as paint thinners and chemical cleansers.
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He mastered the use of solvents to transfer images from printed sources to paper or canvas.
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A 2015 study found these two e-cig solvents, when vaporized, can produce formaldehyde—another carcinogen.
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Ms. MacBeth must ensure that her solvents do not remove anything they are not supposed to.
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Finally, the solvents are distilled out of the oily liquid and recycled over and over again.
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Ethylene glycol is used in many consumer products including antifreeze, coolant and other solvents and paints.
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And so in early 2015 restorers began laying tiny compresses soaked in solvents on the overpaint.
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Kuhach says using solvents can cut 20 to 1953 percent from the cost of producing the oil.
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This brought them in constant contact with lead, antimony, other heavy metals, and toxic ingredients and solvents.
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It represents the entire thesis here because this helps reduce wasted water, solvents, energy, product and packaging.
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The researchers also analyzed two chemicals often used as solvents in e-cigs: propylene glycol and glycerin.
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He demonstrated his laborious technique, wrapping a tiny bamboo stick in cotton and dipping it in solvents.
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Kuhach says using solvents can cut 1953 to 40 percent from the cost of producing the oil.
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Exposure to these solvents can have dangerous health effects, such as harming the liver and increasing cancer risk.
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Three decades ago he borrowed 10,000 yuan (less than $2,000 at today's rates) to start a solvents factory.
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So, all kinds of industrial solvents and chemicals and pharmaceutical products started being marketed around 1950 and thereafter.
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In our bags, we had all kinds of different tools: scalpels, syringes, solvents, and a variety of knives.
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But because solvents have been the norm for centuries, many chemists tend to doubt the viability of mechanochemistry.
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Not to mention the limits on their use of chemical solvents because of their proximity to the public.
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So they refocused the study to examine how the solvents were altering the basic biology of the lungs.
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In the 28500s, chlorofluorocarbon gases (CFCs) became very popular for use as spray-can propellants, refrigerants and solvents.
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Some of the solvents used in the instructional YouTube videos could also be toxic if overheated, experts said.
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Licensed businesses pay fees of up to $75,000 per year and must use equipment that keeps solvents contained.
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In 143, state officials discovered that solvents resulting from runoff electronics products had contaminated the groundwater in Silicon Valley.
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The tanks hold tens of thousands of barrels of products used to boost gasoline octane, make solvents and plastics.
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Environmentalists say remnants of the solvents could go into the air, be eaten by wildlife and leach into groundwater.
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PG-VG includes vegetable oils and other liquid solvents that are used to deliver a vaper&aposs desired drugs.
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She supplemented her apprenticeship with a Yale course in organic chemistry to advance her understanding of paints and solvents.
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The FDA believes that contamination might have resulted, in part, from reusing materials, such as solvents, during the process.
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These strips can be easily pulled off to take apart the laptop, whereas the solvents "booby-trapped" the process previously.
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Some of these solvents are rather intimidating—hazardous chemicals that can, in the wrong circumstances, harm humans or the environment.
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They do this by heating a solution of colorless solvents (most commonly propylene glycol and vegetable glycerin) and other additives.
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The Zortrax Apoller is a Smart Vapor Smoothing device that uses solvents to smooth the surface of 3D-printed objects.
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Those tanks hold tens of thousands of barrels of products used to boost gasoline octane, and make solvents and plastics.
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The FDA review said oxycodone could be extracted from Troxyca ER using multiple common solvents, some more easily than others.
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It includes the industrial solvents TCE and 1-bromopropane, and 1,4-dioxane, a carcinogen found in cosmetics and drinking water.
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The ethane will be converted into ethylene, used in the production of a range of plastic products, solvents and antifreezes.
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Mothers exposed to any solvents were 50% more likely to have a child with autism than women without this exposure.
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It's no wonder the new type of brew—which later relied on other similarly toxic solvents—got a bad rap.
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They are industrial chemicals used to soften plastics and are used as solvents, in adhesives and in ink on packaging.
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They must use non-petroleum-based solvents, cannot be irradiated and cannot use flavor extracts derived from genetically engineered crops.
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Although they're scattered across the island, all are groundwater sources contaminated with industrial solvents used for metal degreasing and dry cleaning.
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The police spokesperson tells PEOPLE Stevens' garage contained several solvents and other dangerous solutions, such as paint thinners and chemical cleansers.
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Liquid needs to be heated to release scent, he says, otherwise it needs to be mixed with alcohol or other solvents.
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As if that wasn't enough, the Demain is also completely PFC-free and doesn't used industrial solvents in its manufacturing process.
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The researchers found that the solvents created 31 harmful chemicals, including propylene oxide and glycidol, both of which are probable carcinogens.
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"The coating method operates at room temperature, requires no solvents, and does not compromise textile production speeds," the Australian team reports.
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The scientific consensus is that the vast majority of these alternative remedies are either ineffective (homeopathy) or potentially dangerous (organic solvents).
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Solvents also make up the vast majority of chemical waste, and consume most of the energy used in a chemical reaction.
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In this job, the ones who die are the ones who smoke ice—methamphetamine—those who inhale solvents and [superglue]. Why?
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Rather, it's likely the solvents used in various vape juices, like propylene glycol, ethylene glycol, and vegetable glycerin, are the culprits.
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"The only way to extricate paper from lamination is to use lots of solvents to dissolve the plastic," Ms. Oey said.
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A good repair shop will clean the components with powerful solvents or ultrasonic cleaning machines that do a very thorough job.
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A number of producers, including Cenovus and Suncor are looking at ways to add solvents to steam in their commercial operations.
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They can add synthetic solvents, preservatives, emulsifiers, carriers and other additives to a flavor that qualifies as natural under current regulations.
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"There's a real danger that some of these people are using solvents that shouldn't be used for human consumption," he said.
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Spray and liquid polishers, silicone-based waxes and oil soaps contain solvents that can damage furniture by lifting or discoloring the finish.
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When my Macbook becomes the inevitable victim of dirt or food spills, I feel confident subjecting it to some fairly strong solvents.
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Baumgartner mixes chemicals and solvents to take off the mixture of varnish and grime that has accumulated — sometimes over hundreds of years.
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The method not only does away with solvents, but also uses bismuth oxide, a safe reagent, in lieu of toxic bismuth salts.
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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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In particular, the teardown notes that the new model relies much more on adhesive strips rather than the "gooey solvents" of previous models.
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It is used in chemical manufacturing and pharmaceutical production and is in some textile pigments, dyes, printing materials, paint stripping solvents and coatings.
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Beyerdynamic notes that it's used a three-layer metallic finish on the Xelentos that makes the surface "insensitive" to abrasions, solvents, or perspiration.
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ATM, which is part of Renewi's hazardous waste division, treats contaminated soil and water and disposes of waste such as paints and solvents.
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By mixing it with other solvents, it creates a more pure form of nicotine that avoids the tar that contributes to lung disease.
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In a conventional burial, the body is drained of blood and injected with formaldehyde, methanol, and other solvents that slow the decomposition process.
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On deadline for an opening, she said, the work can mean long hours of hauling objects and inhaling fumes from paint or solvents.
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Other companies could jump in with their own solvents, especially since Utah offers sizable tax credits for mining oil sands and oil shale.
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Others never get a second life because the chemicals added to make them useful, like fillers or solvents, make them impossible to recycle.
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"For example, whether particular solvents or adulterants are leading to lung injury, or whether cases lead to a single supplier or multiple ones."
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In their view, these ideas are solvents breaking down America's communities and, ultimately, dissolving the very social fabric the country needs to prosper.
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Wait, you mean to tell me you aren't upset about the harsh solvents, high temperatures, and toxic metals used to make some edible gels?
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Cenovus Energy and MEG Energy are testing out enhancing production by adding solvents to the steam pumped into underground reservoirs to melt sticky bitumen.
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Contaminants left behind include heavy metals like arsenic, mercury, and lead, toxic solvents, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and polynuclear aromatics (PNAs) including petroleum compounds.
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Each tank holds 80,000 barrels, or up to 3.3 million gallons, of liquids that are used to boost gasoline octane, make solvents and plastics.
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One of the many delights of long-fibred Japanese papers is that they maintain their material integrity when immersed in water and cleaning solvents.
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"Chemists typically aren't as concerned about solvents as they should be," said David Constable, the director of the American Chemical Society's Green Chemistry Institute.
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Federal and state health officials are worried about the presence of one of these liquid solvents, vitamin E acetate, in many sick patients' vapes.
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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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While the three samples bought from legal dispensaries tested negative for pesticides, heavy metals, and solvents, 15 additional samples were obtained through unlicensed vendors.
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Their uses include making plastics harder to break and more flexible and as solvents, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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In the early nineteen-fifties, Rothko began experimenting with powdered pigments, solvents, and egg to lend extra force to the colors in his canvases.
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By tweaking the temperature and adding other solvents, manufacturers can crystallize new drug molecules or produce new crystals for solar cells, and so on.
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There is now a phased-in testing schedule, where labs need to test for pesticides, residual solvents, and other contaminants at one level on Jan.
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The steel containers hold up to 160,000 barrels of liquid products used to boost gasoline octane, make solvents and plastics, according to the company's website.
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Other printed electronics usually require toxic solvents that preclude them from being used on clothing, but Torrisi's ink is both cheap and safe to use.
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Many commonly used solvents, like chloroform, acetone and hexane, are harmful and volatile, posing risks to people who inhale them as well as the environment.
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Since recreational marijuana sales became legal in 2018, the state has licensed 154 businesses to use butane or other explosive solvents to produce marijuana concentrates.
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As this mouse study shows, the solvents in vape cartridges appear to upset this crucial dynamic by damaging the lipids and sabotaging the macrophages' cleanup work.
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The researchers also created and analyzed their own liquids that included the flavors (also known as aldehydes) and solvents often used by the e-cigarette industry.
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But there's not enough known about how these solvents could mix and react with other ingredients in a little bottle of cherry-flavored vape juice, for example.
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Instead, it should be minimizing activities that contribute to air pollution, such as indoor smoking, using candles, burning wood, and storing chemicals and solvents inside your house.
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"According to Integer, there are no effective alternatives," read an E.P.A. memo about the visit, which was arranged by a chemicals group, the Halogenated Solvents Industry Alliance.
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As Mr. Haney blended the edges of various silicone pieces, Mr. Burleigh held a small red fan to his face to mitigate the fumes from the solvents.
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The World Health Organization said "bleach/chlorine-based disinfectants, ether solvents, 75% ethanol, peracetic acid and cholorform" are all great ways to kill 2019-nCoV on surfaces.
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The space is open and airy, despite giant fume extractors that snake down from the ceiling; they keep the air breathable when conservators are working with solvents.
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He said that he had seen guards put cleaning solvents and urine in inmates' coffee or other beverages and human excrement in their food while at Clinton.
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Industrial solvents have been tainting portions of this system since the 1980s, according to an EPA report, resulting in permanent and temporary closures of some of the wells.
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While artists of the past used far more hazardous chemicals like cinnabar and lead, artists today still contend with countless solvents, resins, and pigments that can be harmful.
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Sessions' letter also said 17 extraction labs — which typically use flammable solvents to isolate THC from marijuana to make concentrates known as "wax" and "shatter" — exploded in 2014.
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Back in the spring, California released a document about the contaminants they'd be screening for: pesticides, residual solvents and processing chemicals, microbiological impurities, heavy metals, and foreign material.
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These agents included medicines, metals, pesticides, anesthetics, asphalt, brake fluid, plastics and polymers, radiation, cleaners/disinfectants and solvents (including paint chemicals and degreasers) as well as other chemicals.
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"Since that day when I got knocked out from laundry fumes, every synthetic fragrance and most solvents [and] most paints, plastics, and exhaust makes me sick," she says.
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This picture shows the current wall that is housing lots of small finished (or mostly finished) paintings and the simple folding table I use for brushes, solvents, and such.
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Although the process doesn't involve water, it still uses other liquid solvents to gently clean fabrics such as leather, silk, or wool, that water or vigorous scrubbing might damage.
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National Bluestar, a subsidiary of state-owned chemical giant China National Chemical Corp (ChemChina), was established in 1984 by ChemChina's chairman Ren Jianxin and started with making industrial solvents.
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Treating already spun silk would require dissolving the nanomaterials in toxic chemical solvents and applying those to the silk, so the feeding method is simpler and more environmentally friendly.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data on specific solvents, making it hard to advise parents on the precise products they need to avoid, McCanlies said.
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Beyond solvents, none of the other agents was associated with heightened risk of autism based on exposure for either parent or when the exposures of both parents were combined.
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And in the course of researching this topic, I noticed that it was common to conflate whippits with the use of other inhalants, including volatile solvents or spray duster.
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He runs a small Calgary-based firm, Nsolv, that is testing the use of solvents to liquefy the bitumen buried in the sands and make it flow as oil.
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" Schuchat also said that the CDC does "not know yet what exactly" in e-cigarettes — THC- or nicotine-based — is making people sick, such as "particular solvents or adulterants.
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While repair shops are not considered major polluters compared to other sectors, they still are awash in hazardous waste, such as used oil, battery acids, solvents and spray paint.
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Heaps of e-waste are set on fire or doused with chemical solvents in order to burn off the rubber and plastic so workers can harvest the valuable materials inside.
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Whittaker has found that, in King County at least, most people still using PERC processes only do so because they can't afford to buy new machines that use alternative solvents.
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They are then shipped to Europe and America in the form of powders; there they are mixed with solvents and applied to dried leaves—tobacco, marshmallow and tomato are popular.
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Ren had his eye fixed on building a state chemicals powerhouse since the mid-1980s when, aged 26, he took a government loan to start a factory making industrial solvents.
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Fatty alcohols are made from kernel oil, a palm oil derivative, and mainly used in the production of detergents and surfactants, as well as in cosmetics, food and industrial solvents.
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She believes that synthetic biology can in principle create enzymes for most of the reactions today's chemists bring about with rare catalysts, high temperatures and pressures, or environmentally unfriendly solvents.
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Existing methods can require temperatures as high as 300 degrees Celsius, or 572 degrees Fahrenheit; oily organic solvents that can cause pollution; and costly facilities to make it all happen.
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In 2012, Dr. James set up a company called MOF Technologies to produce a type of porous material with potential applications in storing hydrogen and natural gas, without using solvents.
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On top of that, some of the tested products had high levels of solvents and dangerous gases like ethylene oxide and ethanol that are particularly dangerous when vaporized and inhaled.
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Michael Dourson, President Trump's nominee to oversee the E.P.A.'s chemical safety branch, in 2010 represented the Halogenated Solvents Industry Alliance before the E.P.A., which was considering restrictions on TCE.
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PKN said the sanitizers, expected to be on the market in two weeks, would be produced by its lubricants unit which also makes automotive oils, plastic greases, fluids and solvents.
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"If the solvents you work with might be hazardous to your health or pregnancy, or you aren't sure if they might be hazardous, talk to your doctor," McCanlies said by email.
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They are particularly concerned about the huge amount of illicit THC products in circulation, which contain unknown mixtures of solvents, diluting agents and flavorings that may be toxic to the lungs.
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Vaping oils typically include other additives, solvents and flavor enhancers, and health investigators believe some such ingredients, including vitamin E acetate, could be responsible for some of the lung illness cases.
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But vaping devices and cartridges can be used to heat many substances, including cannabis-based oils, and some of the solvents used to dissolve them can present their own health problems.
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Once you get the lab results, check if the amount of CBD found in each serving matches what's on the label and whether any solvents, contaminants, or heavy metals were detected.
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In a recent paper, Singh and a coauthor identified a new mechanism that might underlie crystal growth in solvents, as opposed to the phase-change crystallization of Libbrecht's snow and ice.
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It's the modern equivalent of rolling your own cigarettes, except vapers carefully measure out concentrated nicotine, flavored concentrate, and other solvents, and sometimes share these combinations as recipes with one another.
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They cannot contain a long list of ingredients, including synthetic solvents, carriers and emulsifiers or artificial preservatives, said Gwendolyn Wyard, the Organic Trade Association's vice president of regulatory and technical affairs.
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A pipeline carrying flammable raffinate - used for the production of various chemicals such as solvents or plasticisers - appears to have been cut, local police and state prosecutors said in a joint statement.
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The closure left behind an economic hole in St. Paul, and a formidable environmental challenge: The site was laced with residue from decades of automaking—petroleum compounds, paint solvents, lead, and arsenic.
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"If consumers want to be sure that synthetic solvents weren't used to decaffeinate, they should look for the organic seal," says Charlotte Vallaeys, Consumer Reports' senior policy analyst and food-label expert.
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Directed evolution methods can yield specialized enzymes that will carry out desired reactions far more cleanly and efficiently compared to standard chemical processes, with their reliance on solvents, plastics and precious metals.
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Under its system, Petroteq mines and crushes the oil-saturated sands into small chunks, then moves them along a 150-foot conveyor belt into a tank where they are mixed with solvents.
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"When you use e-cigarettes you're getting nicotine, you're getting the solvents, the flavors, you get trace heavy metal exposure from the heating coil, and you get other tobacco metabolites," Blaha says.
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These were particularly good starting materials for producing things like lubricants, solvents, plastics, fibers — products in high demand from the military, the auto industry and the burgeoning midcentury market for consumer conveniences.
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It's possible that inhaled toxins such as silica, asbestos, organic solvents and motor exhaust might have contributed to the development of rheumatoid arthritis, but the study didn't analyze which pollutants caused the condition.
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The FDA has deemed e-cigarette flavorings and the solvents propylene glycol and glycerin "generally recognized as safe" for use in food, but that has little bearing on whether they're safe to inhale.
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Drones could use sensors to sample seawater for traces of improperly dumped fuel sludge, solvents and dirty engine oil, or deploy small, flying cameras to take aerial pictures of tell-tale oil slicks.
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Heets, sometimes called HeatSticks, are cigarette-like sticks that hold a mixture of ground and dried tobacco leaves and other elements including propylene glycol and glycerine, two common solvents in e-cigarette cartridges.
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Each decade, we lose ten per cent of the world's sea-grass meadows and dump some four billion tons of heavy metals, solvents, toxic sludge, and other industrial wastes into the world's waters.
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All the products are a stew of chemicals, often including flavorings, oils and solvents that may react with one another when heated, to produce still more molecules that have yet to be identified.
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The loophole, as it were, is that for nonorganic foods, the regulations do not restrict the dozens of other ingredients like preservatives and solvents that can go into a so-called natural flavor.
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Companies use the facility to test their amine chemistry, which they view as a "secret sauce", to explore new processes such as lung-like membranes, and to work with absorbent materials instead of solvents.
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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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In addition to replicating thermal plants a number of companies including Suncor, MEG, Cenovus Energy and Imperial Oil are looking at new ways to improve bitumen extraction by using solvents as well as steam.
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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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Vitamin E acetate is an ingredient naturally found in vegetable oil, and vegetable-based oils are often used as solvents to turn drugs like THC and nicotine into vapors so users can inhale them.
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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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Researchers classified levels of exposure to solvents and other agents linked to autism and other developmental disorders as none; rare (a few times a year); moderate (weekly); and frequent (several times a week/daily).
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The bottom line, Ristenpart says, is that the solvents used in the decaffeination process today are much safer than they used to be, and they are generally found on beans only in trace amounts.
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Unlike traditional manicures that often involve harsh, skin-drying solvents and formaldehyde-infused polishes that aren't great for your nail beds, this treatment will bring your nails — and hands — back to their former glory.
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Jordt says that one major claim made by e-cigarette companies is that they use well-known chemicals, nicotine and solvents to make the liquids and that nothing changes when they are mixed together.
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Apple also has stopped using some solvents that are dangerous to workers during manufacturing, according to Joel Tickner, director of the Green Chemistry & Commerce Council, a project based at the University of Massachusetts Lowell.
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Earlier this year, for example, a small manufacturer based in Europe needed to develop a pipe system that could move highly-volatile and abrasive hydrocarbons like solvents and metal cleaning agents safely over long distances.
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Synthetic brushes: These man-made and usually consist of either nylon or polyester filaments, which are often dyed and baked to make them softer, more absorbent, and less prone to damage from makeup and solvents.
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When American forces evacuated their camps and firebases at the war's end, they again followed disposal manuals of the day: burning or burying unused or corrupted chemical stocks including CS, decontaminating agents, solvents and pesticides.
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Cheaper ways of manufacturing the plant often employ chemicals and solvents, and are "like drinking Crystal Light rather than real lemonade," Robertson said, and this raises health concerns for her and many of her clients.
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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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The panel concluded that addicts could use certain solvents to extract oxycodone and only limited amounts of naltrexone, though they said it would be harder to take the additional steps needed to snort or inject it.
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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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Helly Hansen LIFA Infinity Pro Technology — available in fall 2020Helly Hansen has created a new fabric that is waterproof, water-repelling, breathable, and lightweight, yet it uses no chemicals, coatings, or solvents to achieve those attributes.
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It also includes suppliers that sell GM things it needs to operate — hydraulic fluid for the equipment on the assembly lines, solvents used to keep the plants clean, and electricity to keep the plants' lights on.
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These solvents "want to go boom - they don't want to be confined, and with the slightest kind of nudge they're going to explode," said Karen Flowers, special agent in charge of the DEA's San Diego office.
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Ozone pollution, or smog (created by emissions from industrial facilities and electric utilities, vehicle exhaust, gasoline vapors and chemical solvents, according to the Environmental Protection Agency) is worse than in 26, according to the report, released Wednesday.
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From the kitchen pumped a constant smell of rancid grease, overpowered only by the drift of solvents from the auto-body shop, where trucks—guards' private vehicles—were lined up for super-discounted paint jobs by prisoners.
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But just a few decades ago, early computer chip manufacturers IBM and Fairchild Semiconductor were leaking toxic solvents such as such as trichloroethane and Freon into local water supplies, all the while touting themselves as environmentally friendly.
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Refined, bleached and deodorized, or R.B.D., coconut oil, which has been treated with solvents and subjected to intense heat, raises cholesterol so reliably that scientists have used it as a control when running experiments on different fats.
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Another theory, backed by studies in mice, is that in some patients, the fat-clogged immune cells are forming as part of the body's natural response to exposure to solvents or other chemicals used in vaping devices.
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The new material, called polydiketoenamine or PDK, could breathe new life into plastic products that were made unrecyclable because of the presence of other materials, like fillers or solvents, that make the plastic harder or more flexible.
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Despite still being hawked on late-night infomercials along with miracle solvents, indispensable kitchen utensils and can't-fail weight-loss programs, reverse mortgages are becoming an increasingly popular and practical product for Americans who need income in retirement.
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American ethanol exports to Mexico are currently primarily for industrial uses like perfumes, solvents and beverages, but more retailers in border cities are buying pre-blended E10 at U.S. terminals for resale at convenience stores and service stations.
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There are straightforward salts or organic compound solvents that are multi-use, you can source them reasonably easily from suppliers and the internet provides a lot more shady ways, not that I've actually tried or took a look.
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When mixed with a series of simple solvents and a biopolymer developed by the researchers that binds the dust together when dried, the material can be extruded with a 3D printer to create whatever Martian colonists happen to need.
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There are paints and batteries containing lead; thermometers and lightbulbs containing mercury; electronic goods full of hazardous substances; pesticides from the garden; solvents for cleaning; and used motor oil from the garage, to name a few of the most common.
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Tardigrades — also known as "water bears" — are microscopic animals that can live through almost anything: 30 years in a freezer, rapid dehydration, boiling and freezing temperatures, massive doses of radiation, baths in organic solvents, and a trip to open space.
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"Because the child is developing inside the mother's body, and we know that solvents and other agents readily cross the placenta, the mother's exposures are passed directly to the child during this very vulnerable period of development," Marcus said by email.
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While this works great for flower, it isn't the best method for edibles—especially sticky ones like gummy bears or rice crispy treats which are often too dense for the solvents and as such won't give an accurate THC reading.
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Next, she develops a special combination of solvents that can be used to dissolve multiple layers of varnish on the paintings, including a natural resin and a synthetic varnish that was added to them during their last major restorations, in 1977.
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BASF said the two Ludwigshafen steam crackers, which turn oil distillates into basic petrochemical building blocks for anything from plastics and coatings to solvents, would gradually resume output over the next few days because alternative supply lines will circumvent the disaster area.
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On top of that, Alberta's oil is some of the most expensive to extract, and involves either mining the sands and then separating the oil in a processing plant or getting to the oil by pumping steam or solvents into the sand.
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Conservators need specialized hardware: An average day working at the intersection of art and science means wielding tiny paintbrushes and even tinier surgical instruments, looking through microscopes and infrared cameras, mixing paints and solvents, switching on vacuum tables or 3D scanners, or sometimes, even lasers.
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The candidate who ran as the champion of the forgotten man has led an administration dedicated to such causes as making it easier for financial advisers to rip off their clients and ensuring that workers suffer continued exposure to toxic chemicals in paint-removing solvents.
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Faye Graul, executive director for the Halogenated Solvents Industry Alliance, an industry group, said in a statement she was disappointed with the ban on consumer uses of the substance and said the organization had worked with the Consumer Product Safety Commission to improve labeling.
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In the cannabis world, there are examples of people buying what they think is cannabis or a hemp/CBD product, and it is contaminated with high potency synthetic cannabinoids, residual solvents from the extraction process, or other contaminants that directly cause severe health consequences.
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The response makes no mention, however, of multiple incidents reported in various media outlets that Mexican officials had, in other raids, seized hundreds of gallons of alcohol allegedly tainted with methanol, a toxic form of alcohol that is used in fuel, antifreeze, windshield wiper fluid and solvents.
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She gathered a few bags of blackberry roots, sliced and dried the samples, vacuum-sealed them in plastic bags and shipped them back to her lab in Atlanta, where her colleagues ground them to a powder in a mill and extracted organic molecules using various solvents.
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All three came back clean, with the testing facility having found "no heavy metals, pesticides, or residual solvents like Vitamin E."But with no federal-level regulation for cannabis vape carts, and legality of cannabis so balkanized, it's difficult to regulate dangerous additives in vape carts.
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"If you are pregnant, or planning to become pregnant, talk to your employer to find out what solvents are used in your workplace," said Erin McCanlies, lead author of the study and a researcher at the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health in Morgantown, West Virginia.
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A friend has partially tested the theory that lysergamides are active via transderamal ingestion, finding 100 µg AL-LAD to be completely inactive via this route—although it may be possible that larger mg quantities can lead to psychoactive effects or that certain solvents could assist absorption.
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As a result of the quick-drying solvents in the polish, it's important to note that the finish is a little different from what you might be used to: It's not glossy or matte, but more of a creamy, milky, almost ceramic-glaze look, which I'm into.
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Both of these solvents, which have been identified in groundwater are linked to a catalogue of health problems, including neurological issues, and in January, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry linked them to an increased risk of cancers and, in the case of trichloroethylene, cardiac defects.
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When subscribers want to get rid of their linens, Coyuchi takes them back and, depending on their condition, recycles them or—for fabrics that still have some life left in them—launders them in a process that uses carbon dioxide instead of dry cleaning solvents to sell secondhand.
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In addition to milling, other research areas include developing an energy efficient way of heating chemical reactions with microwaves and clean, nontoxic solvents like supercritical carbon dioxide — carbon dioxide held at such a high temperature and pressure that it behaves like a gas and a liquid at once.
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Nicotine isn't always in cannabis-derived e-liquids, suggesting that the vegetable oils and other liquid solvents (PG-VG) — which are used to deliver drugs in all kinds of vape pens, whether there is nicotine inside them or not — could be playing a major role in the lung illnesses.
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"The two main solvents found in the [e-cig] juice"—propylene glycol and glycerol—"are FDA-approved as food and at food temperatures, but when heated to the point of vaporization they can produce carcinogenic compounds," says study co-author Mark Rubinstein, a professor of pediatrics at UCSF.
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According to a 40-month EU-funded project that ran until 2016, when harvests were smaller, annual cocaine production in Colombia required 200 million gallons of kerosene, 8 million gallons of solvents, 2 million gallons of sulphuric acid, 1 million gallons of hydrochloric acid, and 25,000 gallons of ammonia.
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