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The following publications are the product of the sizable database that has developed in the course
of serving thousands of industrial, academic and government facilities.
These books will prove invaluable to administrators, purchasers, educators, regulators, and all others
involved with the identification and handling of chemicals and chemical products.
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List of Lists of Worldwide Hazardous Chemicals and Pollutants
The most extensive compilation of regulated hazardous chemicals and environmental pollutants in
existence. It includes separate lists of substances, and their selection criteria that are regulated
by more than 40 state, federal, and international agencies. It also contains a master list of all of
the regulated materials in both alphabetical and cas number sequence.
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Cross-reference index of hazardous chemicals, synonyms, and CAS registry numbers
Contains more than 50,000 synonyms for the hazardous chemicals and environmental pollutants
identified in the List of Lists. It represents the most comprehensive source available for
properly identifying common names, chemical names, and product names associated with these
regulated chemicals. This book provides a ready reference for identifying the cas number for
common and product names that can often "hide" the product's true chemical identity.
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Index of hazardous contents of commercial products in schools and colleges
Lists the hazardous components found in thousands of commercial products used in educational
institutions. The data of the book includes the chemical identity of the specific hazardous
components of a variety of common products and, wherever possible, the percentage of the total
content that the hazardous component represents.
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Compendium of hazardous chemicals in schools and colleges
An exhaustive encyclopedia covering more than 950 hazardous chemicals found in schools and colleges
This book includes all the data necessary for properly identifying and defining the chemicals and
their short- and long-term health hazards. It also includes fire, explosion, and environmental risks
for each chemical along with information on its special hazards, i.e., radiation, oxidation, etc. It
also includes cas, un, dot, pns, and rtecs numbers; chemical formulae; boiling, flash, and freezing
points; synonyms; and other descriptive information for each chemical.
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Handbook of chemical and environmental safety
A comprehensive, master reference that contains all of the information presented in our five-volume
training manuals, but customized for non-academic facilities. This three-ring notebook also serves as
the source book for our extensive Environmental Safety and Health Workshop and is available at a
quantity discount for workshop attendees.
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Handbook of chemical and environmental safety in schools and colleges
A comprehensive, master reference that contains all of the information presented in the five-volume
training manuals. It is a total source book for anyone wanting all of the information in a single,
easily accessible volume.
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Designed for all administrators who bear the responsibilities of maintaining safe physical environments
within their schools, limiting their school's tort liabilities, and complying with the myriad of
environmental laws and regulations.
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Compactschool and college administrator's guide for compliance with federal and state right-to-know regulations.
Translates the legalese and technical language of current hazardous chemical standards and regulations
into meaningful, easily understood language. It provides a simplified, systematic program for
compliance. This book is a valuable introduction for all concerned with developing a workable,
effective compliance program.
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Written hazard communication programs for schools and colleges.
Describes all the objectives an educational 105 institution must achieve to insure that its hazardous
chemical compliance program is appropriate and adequate. It includes specific examples of written
program requirements, msds format, hazard assessment criteria, and communication vehicles and formats.
This book is essential for the administrator charged with developing and implementing the program.
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Essentially two series of training manuals, with five volumes in each, the first series is entitled
Concise Manual of Chemical and Environmental Safety in Schools and Colleges.
The second volume is a simplified condensation of the first, is entitled Pocket Guide to Chemical and
Environmental Safety in Schools and Colleges.
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Volume 1: Basic Principles
This volume is a comprehensive primer providing individual employees with the basic definitions,
concepts, and principles for safely dealing with hazardous materials. It covers both the federal,
and the most stringent of the state right-to-know and hazard communication regulations, and provides
some useful definitions. It covers msds, labeling, hygiene, protective equipment, storage, fires,
explosions, spills, leaks, training programs, and hazardous waste disposal.
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Volume 2: Hazardous Chemical Classes
Provides details about classes of chemical hazards. It explains the routes of absorption, defines
and discusses flammables, corrosives poisons, oxidizers, reactives and explosives, radioactive
chemicals, carcinogens, mutagens, and teratogens. It offers an overview of employee and environmental
safety with emergency treatments for accidents with chemicals from all hazard classes.
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Volume 3: Chemical Incompatibilities
The thrust of this volume is to explain the hazards created by the interaction of chemicals, and
chemical products, which are in and of themselves often harmless. It outlines the procedures and
routines, which can be established to avoid these hazardous situations.
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Volume 4: Safe Chemical Storage
This volume is a practical, ready reference to the procedures and principles of safely storing
chemicals and chemical products in the wide variety of educational settings from science labs,
through art, industrial or vocational shops, to office maintenance, and custodial areas. It
describes the severe danger created by storing chemicals in alphabetical, or other inappropriate
order and keeping aged and deteriorating chemicals. It also suggests a list of highly hazardous
chemicals, which should not be allowed in any but the most sophisticated research laboratory.
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Volume 5: Safe Chemical Disposal
This final volume offers an informative overview of the issues and methods of disposing of hazardous
chemical waste. It details the treatments and proper procedures to follow in safely disposing the
various classes of hazardous materials. It identifies safe interim storage procedures and describes
the hazardous chemical interactions to be avoided. It also describes mechanisms to minimize costs
while insuring regulatory compliance.
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