Search results for "Occupational exposure limit"

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Ion mobility spectrometry evaluation of cocaine occupational exposure in forensic laboratories

2014

An approach, based on ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) has been developed for the control of cocaine in air of the breathing zone of operators, in laboratory surfaces and in nasal mucus of employees to evaluate cocaine exposure in a forensic laboratory. The analytical methodology has been validated in terms of accuracy, precision and limits of detection and results obtained were statistically comparable with those obtained by liquid chromatography. Cocaine concentration in laboratory air increases from 100 ± 35 ng m(-3) of a normal day to 10,000 ng m(-3) during the manipulation of cocaine seizures. The occupational exposure limit (OEL) for cocaine has not been established which difficult the…

Inhalation ExposureSpectrometry Mass Electrospray IonizationBreathing zoneChemistryIon-mobility spectrometryForensic SciencesAir Pollutants OccupationalAnalytical ChemistrySubstance Abuse DetectionMucusNasal MucosaCocaineHealth hazardOccupational ExposureNasal mucusAnesthesiaEnvironmental chemistryHumansOccupational exposureOccupational exposure limitLaboratoriesTalanta
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Occupational hygiene in terms of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and bioaerosols at two solid waste management plants in Finland

2012

Abstract Factors affecting occupational hygiene were measured at the solid waste transferring plant at Hyvinkaa and at the optic separation plant in Hameenlinna. Measurements consisted of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and bioaerosols including microbes, dust and endotoxins. The most abundant compounds in both of the plants were aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, esters of carboxylic acids, ketones and terpenes. In terms of odour generation, the most important emissions were acetic acid, 2,3-butanedione, ethyl acetate, alpha-pinene and limonene due to their low threshold odour concentrations. At the optic waste separation plant, limonene occurred at the highest concentration of all sin…

Aerosolschemistry.chemical_classificationVolatile Organic CompoundsLimoneneMunicipal solid wasteIndoor bioaerosolta1172Ethyl acetateTerpenechemistry.chemical_compoundWaste treatmentWaste ManagementchemistryOccupational ExposureEnvironmental chemistryOdorantsVolatile organic compoundOccupational exposure limitWaste Management and DisposalFinlandWaste Management
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Recommendations of the working group of the Anatomische Gesellschaft on reduction of formaldehyde exposure in anatomical curricula and institutes.

2018

The practice of human and veterinary medicine is based on the science of anatomy and dissection courses are still irreplaceable in the teaching of anatomy. Embalming is required to preserve body donors, for which process formaldehyde (FA) is the most frequently used and well characterized biocidal substance. Since January 2016, a new occupational exposure limit (OEL) for FA of 0.37mg/m3 issued by the European Committee on Hazardous Substances is obligatory since FA has been classified as a human 1B carcinogen. The anatomical institutes in the German-speaking region are called upon to consolidate efforts to reduce use of FA in anatomical curricula and body donations. As a result, the Anatomi…

0301 basic medicinemedicine.medical_specialtymedicine.medical_treatmentVeterinary anatomyGeneral MedicineBody weight3. Good health03 medical and health sciencesDissectionBody donation030104 developmental biologyFormaldehydeOccupational ExposurePractice Guidelines as TopicmedicineRespiratory HypersensitivityHumansEmbalming030101 anatomy & morphologyOccupational exposure limitAnatomyIntensive care medicineReduction (orthopedic surgery)FORMALDEHYDE EXPOSUREDevelopmental BiologyAnnals of anatomy = Anatomischer Anzeiger : official organ of the Anatomische Gesellschaft
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Valeurs de référence du valproate de sodium (CAS n°1069-66-5). Valeurs toxicologiques de référence par voie orale et inhalation, valeurs limites d’ex…

2021

Le site de Sanofi situé à Mourenx, dans le bassin industriel de Lacq (64), produit un médicament antiépileptique, la Dépakine®, dont le principe actif est le valproate de sodium (VPS). Ce site est une installation classée pour la protection de l’environnement (ICPE) soumise à autorisation au titre de l’article L.511-1 et suivants du Code de l’environnement. Les rejets dans l’environnement d’une telle installation sont encadrés par des limites établies sur la base d’une évaluation quantitative des risques sanitaires (EQRS). En 2017, Sanofi Chimie a réalisé une évaluation de l’impact sur la santé et l’environnement des rejets atmosphériques de valproate, en utilisant des valeurs toxicologique…

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