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    management can all as well be risk factors of cancer. The last factor the author discusses is the concept of mutagens from cooking, such as high temperature, which can overall generate dangerous compounds such as heterocyclic amines and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons- both known to actually mutate one’s DNA itself and increases the risk of disease such as cancer, and several others. The author does however mention that multiple studies indicate that several starchy vegetables can suppress…

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    suburban, increase in fuel cost, decrease steep share and diminished profits.2 Chemical issues – Contamination of toxic, harmful chemicals such as PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyls)- man- made organic chemicals, mercury, and PAHs (Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons), - enters through streams and rivers via storm waters, waste water, air pollution and agriculture, impacting not just humans but birds and fish as…

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    Fossil Fuels are organic deposits derived from decaying plants and animals that have been fossilized over millions of years. There is more to them than that however they are also hydrocarbons comprised primarily of the following elements: carbon and hydrogen and some sulfur, nitrogen, oxygen, and minerals. Different combinations of these elements are used as a fuel for our everyday lives. This paper’s purpose is to explain some of the chemistry behind the use of these various fossil fuels as…

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    Chemical Contamination Hajra Takala Benedictine University Professor, David Milen, Ph.D.,MPH, MS, BA, AAS Chemical contamination refers to the presence of unwanted substances that make the food, air, or water unfit to use. There are two forms of chemical contaminants organic and inorganic. We have chemical contaminant in the substance that we are using every day. There is property or characteristic for some contaminants which is volatile, this lead to having like these contaminates in our…

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    Dangers Of Firefighting

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    The dangers of firefighting do not end when the fire is put out, during the final steps of a call, firefighters are exposed to long term health dangers during a period called overhaul. Overhaul is a safety procedure performed by firefighters after the initial fire is put out, in order to look for hot embers in walls, ceilings, and other areas. The goal of the overhaul is to eliminate the possibility of a respark, starting the fire again. The danger of overhaul come in the form of harmful…

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    Ddt Research Paper

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    strengths and weaknesses of using DDT. Be sure to point out what DDT stands for. Type one page, single-spaced in 12 point font. Cite your sources (15 points). DDT is a synthetic organic compound used as an insecticide. Like other chlorinated aromatic hydrocarbons, DDT tends to persist in the environment and become concentrated in animals at the head of the food chain. Its use is now banned in many countries.The bad things are that the science on DDT's human health impacts has continued to mount…

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    Lab Report Cyp1a1

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    They usually react with polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). The two reactions that will be discussed in this paper are reactions of CYP1A1 enzyme with: TCDD and Benzopyrene ; is included in the oxidoreductase category of enzymes in these reactions. In both cases, it will CYP1A1 hydrolyze them…

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    ancient Chinese, Indians, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans used them in cosmetics, perfumes and drugs." (maryland edu). "Traditional Chinese medicine classifies medicinal plants not only according to flavor, but also designates them as aromatic, hot, cold, war, or neutral." Aromatics are crucial for relieving…

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    Comparing the Absorptivity of Two Sequestration Agents Macy Freireich* & Alekhya Geddan ABSTRACT In this experiment it was decided which sequestration agent, charcoal or magnetic bentonite clay, was more effective at absorbing the PAH model, Procion Red MX-5B. By way of spectrophotometry, the collected absorptivity and concentration values of each of the diluted samples of the Porcion Red MX-5B were graphed and evaluated in comparison to the measured absorptivity of the dye extracted from…

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    in the area(s) where the fire had occurred or a short distance away, but there are exceptions based upon the path that the hazards had taken. The following pollutants have been identified as having some long term impacts: Metals, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons , polychlorinated dibenzofurans, and polychlorinated dibenzodioxins, polybrominated dibenzofurans and, polybrominated dibenzodioxins, polychlorinated biphenyls and perfluorinated compounds (FM Global, 2010). Evidence shows that human…

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