Chemical Risk Analysis: A Practical HandbookThis handbook includes the principal methodological tools and data required to comprehend, evaluate and execute analysis of chemical risk in practical working situations. The dangerous property tables providing data on more than 1900 products, organic and inorganic, will be extremely useful to all readers working in the chemical and process industries and for those with occupational safety and health responsibilities. These tables are supplemented through the text by numerous figures and other tables, helping make this publication both comprehensive and accessible. · Now in an updated paperback edition · Numerous tables containing information on more than 1900 chemicals, organic and inorganic · Updating supplement by leading industry specialist on latest EC regulations regarding hazardous chemicals |
Contents
Preface | 13 |
Preface to the paperback English language edition | 17 |
Glossary of symbols and abbreviations | 25 |
Introduction | 29 |
METHODOLOGY | 33 |
LIST OF DANGEROUS REACTIONS | 161 |
TABLES | 353 |
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Crisis and Disaster Management Turbulence and Aftermath Asim Kumar Mukhopadhyay No preview available - 2005 |