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Speaking of the chemical properties of VOCs, they are carbon rich compounds, they also contain hydrogen and oxygen elements, further they may contain halogens like chloride and fluoride.... Higher vapor pressure confirms low boiling point, and ensures rapid vaporization at ambient temperatures....
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benzene is an organic chemical compound with the chemical formulae C6H6.... benzene poisoning occurs when someone swallows,touches or breathes in benzene.... It's advised for treatment to actual poison exposure to benzene one should contact the authorities.... benzene causes rapid and irregular heartbeat, tight chest and rapid shallow breathing and nausea, loss of appetite and vomiting.... Exposure to benzene the following in the nervous system; dizziness, drowsiness, nervousness, tremors, staggering, convulsions, euphoria, unconsciousness, headache and weakness....
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At the same time, the health hazards related to it must also not be ignored.... Chemicals can be in solid, liquid, or gaseous state that can cause physical and health hazards for those involved in the production, storage, handling, and disposal of the materials.... It is soluble in alcohol and benzene and is slightly soluble in water....
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This is because the foundation and engineering properties of the soil keep changing and thus it becomes difficult for engineers to develop the urban areas.... "Challenges of Urban Geoscience: The Impact of the Nigerian Oil Industry on the Environment" paper looks at the environmental impacts that are associated with the activities of urbanization....
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This research paper "Hazard Assessment of Arabian Incense and Cigarette Smoke" seeks to establish and characterize the particles and gases that are emitted from Arabian incense in comparison to cigarette smoke and record carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide readings.... .... ... ... The experiment was conducted in a mid-sized apartment and incense from the United Arab Emirates was burned in a closed apartment in order to reciprocate the conditions that are found in the Arab countries....
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This case study "The November 2005 Buncefield Oil Storage Incident" demonstrates the Buncefield incident that was resulted from design failures of primary secondary and tertiary mechanisms of fuel containment (Steel construction institute, 2009).... ... ... ... The investigation established that safety designs should account for possible vapor cloud formation on fuel containment vessels and land use planning should advise the design process....
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The paper "The hazards and Risks Associated with Sour Gas" tells that Due to the lack of awareness of the occurrence of hydrogen sulfide, there was lack of preparedness to deal with the release of the gas.... This process uses naturally occurring bacteria known as Thiobacillus to oxidate the hydrogen sulfide to elemental sulfur.... This process uses a non-aqueous solution with a high solubility for sulfur.... It is a patented, wet scrubbing system that uses a chelated iron solution to convert hydrogen sulfide to innocuous elemental sulfur....
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The paper "Toxicological Concepts" tells us about hygiene hazards by looking at their properties, toxicity, health effects, sampling and recommended exposure standards set by government agencies and hygiene organizations.... Occupational hygiene hazards are a threat to the health of employees at the workplace.... Gastrointestinal lead absorption is aided by the physicochemical properties of lead particles and by the physiological factors such as fasting, age, nutritional calcium as well as iron status or pregnancy (Hoffmann, 2012)....
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