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Benzene formation in Foods

, 2010
J. Van Loco, M. Vinci, B. De Meulenaer, I. Van Overmeire, L. Jacxsens, T. De Schaetzen, M. Canfyn, University of Ghent   +7 more
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Topological regions and experimental carcinogenicity data of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons: a comprehensive resource for prediction models. [PDF]

BMC Res Notes
Welearegay M, Holas A, Balawender R, Ayers PW, Chan M, Heidar-Zadeh F.   +5 more
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Study of Vibronic and Cationic Features of p-Diethoxybenzene via REMPI, Hole-Burning, and MATI Spectroscopy. [PDF]

Int J Mol Sci
Qin X, Zhao Y, Ji Z, Li C, Jia S.
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Carcinogenesis Studies of Benzene, Methyl Benzene, and Dimethyl Benzenes

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1988
The industrial solvents benzene, toluene, and xylenes account for upwards of 25 billion pounds produced each year in the United States: benzene, 10 x lo9 lbs; toluene, 5.8 x lo9 lbs; and xylenes, 10.2 x lo9 1bs.I The aromatic six-member hydrocarbon (benzene),2 the monomethyl derivative ( t o l ~ e n e ) , ~ and the dimethyl derivatives ( ~ y l e n e s )
J E, Huff, W, Eastin, J, Roycroft, S L, Eustis, J K, Haseman   +4 more
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Electron-Benzene and Benzene-Benzene Potentials for Simulation of an Excess Electron in Liquid Benzene

Physica Scripta, 1990
Empirical potentials are proposed to simulate benzene and an excess electron in liquid benzene. The benzene-benzene potential is closely modelled on another that has previously been well tested in the condensed phase. We have improved the electrostatic model of benzene, and to be consistent we have used the same representation for both potentials.
Jeremy Baum, Leonor Cruzeiro-Hansson, John Finney   +2 more
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Inhibition of erythropoiesis by benzene and benzene metabolites

Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 1983
Mice were injected sc with benzene or one of its metabolites, phenol, catechol, or hydroquinone. The ability of these compound to inhibit erythropoiesis was quantified by measuring the incorporation of 59Fe into developing erythrocytes. Benzene decreased 59Fe incorporation into developing erythrocytes in a dose-dependent manner.
L E, Bolcsak, D E, Nerland
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Blue‐shifting hydrogen bond in the benzene–benzene and benzene–naphthalene complexes

Journal of Computational Chemistry, 2006
AbstractAb initiocomplete optimizations at MP2/6‐31++G** level have been performed in the T‐shaped geometry of the benzene–benzene and benzene–naphthalene complexes. To check the effect of the basis set superposition error (BSSE), optimizations have been done in the BSSE corrected and BSSE uncorrected potential energy surfaces.
Jose Manuel Hermida-Ramón, Ana M. Graña   +1 more
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Leukemia and Benzene

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1983
Excerpt To the editor: In her editorial (1) on leukaemic hazards in the workplace, Dr. Rosenstock concludes with the statement that "a significant number of workers continue to be exposed to unnece...
H G, von Raalte, P, Grasso
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Benzene in the workplace

American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, 1980
Benzene is a major commodity chemical of great value to industry. It has long been recognized that overexposure to benzene could result in damage to the blood-forming organs of the body. More recently, it has become apparent that chronic high levels of exposure are associated with the development of leukemia. Animal experiments have also suggested that
R S, Brief, J, Lynch, T, Bernath, R A, Scala   +3 more
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