Industrial Dermatoses: Symposiums Presented at Meetings of American Medical Association and American Dermatological Association1939 - Occupational diseases - 174 pages |
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... mustard gas , lewisite or phosgene . The irritating effects are likewise most important . In chemical warfare " a tolerable limit , " i . e . , the time an unprotected man can endure a maximum concentration without physical disability ...
... mustard gas , lewisite or phosgene . The irritating effects are likewise most important . In chemical warfare " a tolerable limit , " i . e . , the time an unprotected man can endure a maximum concentration without physical disability ...
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... mustard gas ( HS , or dichloroethylsulfide ) and of phenyldichloroarsine ( sternite ) noted . RÉSUMÉ OF THE FIVE COMPOUNDS Chloroacetophenone . - CN is the preparation generally known to the public as tear gas . Under normal conditions ...
... mustard gas ( HS , or dichloroethylsulfide ) and of phenyldichloroarsine ( sternite ) noted . RÉSUMÉ OF THE FIVE COMPOUNDS Chloroacetophenone . - CN is the preparation generally known to the public as tear gas . Under normal conditions ...
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... Mustard Gas . - This was called yperite by the French , since the Germans first used it against the British at Ypres , and " yellow cross , " since the Germans used it in shells with a yellow cross . It is a heavy yellow liquid . In ...
... Mustard Gas . - This was called yperite by the French , since the Germans first used it against the British at Ypres , and " yellow cross , " since the Germans used it in shells with a yellow cross . It is a heavy yellow liquid . In ...
Contents
AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM | 16 |
THE INCIDENCE OF OCCUPATIONAL DERMATOSES AND THEIR | 22 |
DEFINITIONS AND CRITERIA FOR DIAG | 34 |
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