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g′ ... the structural elementoriginatesfrom ethylene oxide
r′ ... the structural elementoriginatesfrom ethylene oxide
Pharmacokinetics of PolymersomesComposedof Poly(Butadiene - Ethylene Oxide
an aqueous two - phase systemcomposedof ethylene oxide
only polyether polyols of whichis composedof ethylene oxide
Primary hydroxyl groupsresultingfrom ethylene oxide
39 ] Ethylene is reacted with O2to createethylene oxide
an A � B type block copolymercomposedof ethylene oxide
the Illinois EPA when it issued the company(passive) set byethylene oxide
homopolymers and copolymerscomposedof ethylene oxide
Microtrol Sterilisation Services Private Ltd. Mumbai ... Anil Ananddesignsthe Ethylene Oxide
its inability to effectively sterilize teeth with how much do dental implants cost in atlanta(passive) caused byEthylene oxide
a cancer - causing contaminantresultingfrom the petrochemical ethylene oxide
polytetrahydrofurans , and block copolymers composed of alkylene oxides , particularly preferably block copolymerscomposedof ethylene oxide
the prescriber and pharmacy act in a viscous tar products such as polyethylene and polypropylene are usedis composedof ethylene oxide
to perform low temperature , chemical sterilization treatment of medical and pharmaceutical products sensitive to temperature / humidity(passive) are designedEthylene Oxide Sterilizers
Ethylene can be oxidisedto createethylene oxide
A polymercomposedof ethylene oxide
a second epoxide componentcomposed exclusively or principallyof the ethylene oxide
particularly an alkoxy polyalkylene glycolmainly composedof ethylene oxide
attached to ethyleneto createethylene oxide
a byproduct of cancercausingpetrochemical ethylene oxide
in 1859(passive) was discoveredEthylene oxide
that if Superoxide species exists on the surface , both Cu and Au surfaces show a reactivity similar to Ag surface ,leading smoothlyto ethylene oxide
an electrolytecomposedof an ethylene oxide
changes in the steady - state concentration of ethylene , oxygen , and a surface intermediateleadsto ethylene oxide
a stripping liquid compositioncomposedof ethylene oxide
2.7 % of active isocyanate groupwas composedof ethylene oxide adduct
Ethylene oxide ... the manufacturing plantscreateEthylene oxide
a mixed gascomposedof ethylene oxide
way of catalytic oxidation(passive) was created byethylene oxide
The human bodyalso createsethylene oxide
using plant based materialto createethylene oxide
high molecular weight polymeric materialdesignedto adsorb Ethylene Oxide
a monomeric unitoriginatedfrom ethylene oxide
during the process of making ethylene glycol , which most consumers know as antifreeze(passive) is createdEthylene oxide
homologuescomposedof ethylene oxide
a by - product of the cancercausingpetrochemical ethylene oxide
A chemical used both in the sanitation of surgical instruments and in the manufacturing of particular pesticidesmight causeethylene oxide
breast cancer , leukemia and brain cancercan causebreast cancer , leukemia and brain cancer
a chain reaction that results in an explosioncan causea chain reaction that results in an explosion
cancer when inhaledcan causecancer when inhaled
cancer in peoplecausescancer in people
bodily harmcan causebodily harm
acute poisoning , accompanied by a variety of symptoms.[111causesacute poisoning , accompanied by a variety of symptoms.[111
acute poisoning , accompanied by a variety of symptoms.[118causesacute poisoning , accompanied by a variety of symptoms.[118
leukemia , lymphoma , brain , hematopoietic and breast cancercausesleukemia , lymphoma , brain , hematopoietic and breast cancer
genetic ( DNA ) mutations and chromosomal damage that can lead to cancer ( see summary of relevant cancer data herecausesgenetic ( DNA ) mutations and chromosomal damage that can lead to cancer ( see summary of relevant cancer data here
development delay and cancercausesdevelopment delay and cancer
her husband ’s stomach cancercausedher husband ’s stomach cancer
lung injuries , cancer , neurotoxicity and mutagenic physical changescan causelung injuries , cancer , neurotoxicity and mutagenic physical changes
nitrosamine contamination ... and also free from preservativescan causenitrosamine contamination ... and also free from preservatives
cancer and damage the nervous systemcan causecancer and damage the nervous system
cancer by causing damage to DNAcan causecancer by causing damage to DNA
lung damage and even cancermight causelung damage and even cancer
higher - than - acceptable risks for cancer(passive) caused byhigher - than - acceptable risks for cancer
brain , breast , and lung cancercausesbrain , breast , and lung cancer
cancer , a revelation that previously had been in questioncausedcancer , a revelation that previously had been in question
using the layer - by - layer assembly process , employing electrostatic , hydrogen - bonding , or other nonspecific interactionscreatedusing the layer - by - layer assembly process , employing electrostatic , hydrogen - bonding , or other nonspecific interactions
nitrosamine contamination ... and devoid of preservativescould triggernitrosamine contamination ... and devoid of preservatives
nitrosamine contamination ... and free from preservativescan causenitrosamine contamination ... and free from preservatives
severe skin irritation upon prolonged or confined contactcan causesevere skin irritation upon prolonged or confined contact
allergic reaction(passive) caused byallergic reaction
cancer through chronic ( long - term ) exposuremay causecancer through chronic ( long - term ) exposure
cancer in humans could , if finalized , seriously disrupt the availability of life - saving medical devicescan causecancer in humans could , if finalized , seriously disrupt the availability of life - saving medical devices
to potential elevated cancer risks ... based on chronic , lifetime exposure ... in some census tracts across the U.S. ... and these elevated risks are largely driven by an EPA risk value that was updated in late 2016contributesto potential elevated cancer risks ... based on chronic , lifetime exposure ... in some census tracts across the U.S. ... and these elevated risks are largely driven by an EPA risk value that was updated in late 2016
cancer at such a rate that no level of exposure has been identified as safedoes causecancer at such a rate that no level of exposure has been identified as safe
genetic mutations and chromosomal lesions that can cause cancercausesgenetic mutations and chromosomal lesions that can cause cancer
significantly to the cancer risks for several HON CMPUscontributessignificantly to the cancer risks for several HON CMPUs
serious health concernscan causeserious health concerns
allergic contact dermatitismay causeallergic contact dermatitis
DNA mutations and chromosomal aberrations , which may lead to cancercausesDNA mutations and chromosomal aberrations , which may lead to cancer
cancer.[10 ] Lymphoma and leukemia are the cancers most frequently to be associated with occupational exposure to ethyleneto causecancer.[10 ] Lymphoma and leukemia are the cancers most frequently to be associated with occupational exposure to ethylene
great problems for the nervous system and 1,4 dioxane has been also linked to cancercan causegreat problems for the nervous system and 1,4 dioxane has been also linked to cancer
several cancers , including breast , liver and bone cancer , as well as lymphoid and brain tumors , mesothelioma , and leukemiacausesseveral cancers , including breast , liver and bone cancer , as well as lymphoid and brain tumors , mesothelioma , and leukemia
tumors in laboratory animalscausestumors in laboratory animals
lymphatic and hematopoietic tumors and breast cancers in peoplecauseslymphatic and hematopoietic tumors and breast cancers in people
lymphatic and hematopoietic cancerscan leadlymphatic and hematopoietic cancers
peritoneal cancer and leukemia ... exposure to ethylene oxide through inhalation , ingestion , and skin and eye contact can disrupt respiratory system , central nervous system , and reproductive systemleadsperitoneal cancer and leukemia ... exposure to ethylene oxide through inhalation , ingestion , and skin and eye contact can disrupt respiratory system , central nervous system , and reproductive system