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First female faculty meMber at Harvard
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Dry partcle aerosols produced by mechanical processes (1um to 1mm).
Ex. Fertilizers, dry packaging
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Very fine solid aerosol particles produced from vaporized solids (<0.1um)
Ex. Arc welding, metal fumes
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spherical droplet aerosols produced by mechanical processes (few um to <100um)
Ex. spray painting
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complex mixture of solids and liquid aerosol particles, gases and vapors resulting from incomplete combustion
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Elongated particles with an aspect ratio greater than 3:1
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Disease associated as occupational hazard for meat packers.
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Occupational hazard for cotton workers
Ex. denim manufacturing plant
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Inhalable (<100um)
Thoracic (<10um)
Respirable (<4um)
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used to decontaminate biohazardous waste
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also called wool sorters disease - occupational risk for imported fur workers or people working with animal hides
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| PVC filters (polyvinyl chloride) |
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used to sample for silica, dusts, zinc oxide
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used to decontaminate biohazardous waste
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Used to fully decontaminate a biohazard safety lab level 3
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used to sample for anthrax and sars
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used for respiable dust air sampling
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developed at institute of occupatonal medicine (IOM) in Scotland - 2 lpm inhalable particles inhaled by mouth and nose
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real time measurements of particulate matter concentration. Light diffracted from particle.
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semi-volatiles exist in vapor form and particulate form, move back and forth between the 2 states. Denuder or impinger or both in a series may be used to sample for semi-volatiles.
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materials diffuse to walls or screen of denuder. vapors from particles/gas mixtures. walls are coated with materials to adsorb gases (NaCO2 adsorbs HCl, HNO2, SO2)
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particles settle out in laminar flow.
Verticle: particles with terminal settling velocity greater than air velocity are trapped, used in textile mills for cotton sampling.
Horizontal: particles settle out as air passes between 2 plates.
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