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Chemical pollutants in perspective

Journal of Chemical Education, 1985
Focusses particularly on pesticides, including DDT, arsenic, hydrogen cyanide, and copper sulfate.
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Groundwater Pollution by Volatile Organic Chemicals

1981
Abstract Volatile organic groundwater pollutants were determined in Switzerland. Tetra-and trichloroethylene and alkylated and chlorinated benzenes were frequently found. An aquifer that had been contaminated by wastewater leakage from a chemical plant was investigated. Several chemicals, including brominated hydrocarbons, which had been manufactured
Giger, W., Schaffner, C.
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Global chemical pollution

JUNIOR RESEARCHERS, 2023
Mariam Jikurashvili, Temur Kopadze
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Chemical Pollution of Sludges

1981
As on previous occasions, contributions to the symposium on the subject of “Chemical Pollution of Sludge” concentrated on the heavy metals problem. The papers dealt with analytical studies conducted within the programme established by Working Party 2 (WP 2) of Concerted Action 68 bis, by members of WP 2 and a number of other laboratories from the ...
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Environmental Medical Epigenetics: A Review of Epigenetically Induced Medical Risks Generated From Exposures in Our Air, Food, and Personal Products

Medical Epigenetics, 2021
Rachel L Miller
exaly  

The Chemical Industry and Pollution

2002
There are many areas of the chemical industry that must be controlled to avoid ill effects on health and the environment. Throughout this book we have tried to stress individual pollution-related problems. The details of these topics can be found in various chapters. A list of these subjects already discussed is given in Table 25.1.
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Chemical Pollution is Everywhere

2017
Chemical pollution adversely affects human and ecosystem health, which has most clearly been observed at local and regional scales but is now evident at the global scale. Chemicals are an integral part of modern daily life. There is hardly any industry where chemical substances are not used, and there is no single economic sector where chemicals do not
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Environmental Epigenetic Epidemiology

Medical Epigenetics, 2021
Alexander Koliada, Oleh Lushchak, Alexander M Vaiserman   +2 more
exaly  

Pollution by Organic Chemicals

Science, 1970
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Chemical Pollutants

2011
Philip J. Landrigan, Joel A. Forman
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