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Subject: [DCHAS-L] CHAS Tweets and Chemical Safety headlines (15 articles)
Date: Monday, July 28, 2014 7:52:49 AM
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Subject: [DCHAS-L] Environmental Risk Communication through Qualitative Risk Assessment
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Subject: [DCHAS-L] New articles in Journal of Chemical Health and Safety available on ScienceDirect
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3.What the TSA can teach us about chemical safety
Harry J. Elston

4.Case study: Lead monitoring prevents huge compensation claim Original Research Article
Neal Langerman

5.Adding amines to steam for humidification Original Research Article
Farhad Memarzadeh

6.A research university's rapid response to a fatal chemistry accident: Safety changes and outcomes Original Research Article
James H. Gibson, Imke Schršder, Nancy L. Wayne

7.Quantitative risk-based ranking of chemicals considering hazardous thermal reactions Original Research Article
Saheed Busura, Faisal Khan, Kelly Hawboldt, AbdulJelil Iliyas

8.Nicotine
William E. Luttrell, Howard F. Vogel

9.Reducing investigators? administrative work load
David Rainer

10.Backwards
John DeLaHunt

11.Are your alarms alarming?
Dennis C. Hendershot

12.Incident investigations
Peter C. Ashbrook

13.Unintended consequences
Neal Langerman

15.What's changed?
Ken Fivizzani

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