American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal 1992: Vol 53 Index

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1992 AUTHOR INDEX
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ABELL, Martin T.: Performance of Laboratories BERKLEY, Richard: Fast Gas Chromatography for Ventilation Parameters in a Mineral Processing
Measuring Silica in the Proficiency Analytical Air Monitoring: Limits of Detection and Plant, 387
Testing Program, 49 Quantitation, 130
ACQUAVELLA, John A.: An Industrial Hygiene BIGU, J.: Characterization of Long-Lived CAMPBELL, C.E.: Review of Respirator
Methodology Developed in Support of a Radioactive Dust in Uranium Mill Operations, Performance Testing in tne Workplace: Issues and
Retrospective Morbidity Case-Control Study, 540 588 Concerns, 705
AHLBORG, Gunnar. Jr.: Assessment of Intermittent BIRD, Michael G.: An Industrial Hygiene CARLSON, K.H.: A Comparison of Two Dustiness
Trichloroethylene Exposure in Vapor Degreasing, Methodology Developed in Support of a Evaluation Methods, 448
742 Retrospective Morbidity Case-Contre! Study, 540 CARMODY, Thomas W.: Process Safety
AMDUR, Mary O.: Pulmonary Effects of Inhaled BIRKNER, J.S.: Review of Respirator Performance Management: Resources from the American
Zinc Oxide in Human Subjects, Guinea Pigs, Testing in the Workplace: Issues and Concerns, Institute of Chemical Engineers for Use by
Rats, and Rabbits, 503 705 Industrial Hygienists, 404
ANSARI, Aftab A.: The Effectiveness of the Duo-Flo BJORK, Kyle A.: A New Sampling Technique that CARRA, Joseph S.: EPA's Role in Worker Protection,
BioClean Unit for Controlling Airborne Antigen Allows Quantitative Fit Testing by Using the A-526
Levels, 138 Employee’s Own Respirator, 776 CHAFFIN, Don B.: Floor/Shoe Slip Resistance
ARMSTRONG, Ben G.: Confidence Intervals for BLACK, Marilyn S.: Effects of Selected Process Measurement, 283
Arithmetic Means of Lognormally Distributed Parameters on Emission Rates of Volatile Organic CHEN, C.C.: Aerosol Penetration through Filtering
Exposures, 481 Chemicals from Carpet, 275 Facepieces and Respirator Cartridges, 566
ATALLAH, Raja: Cobalt Exposure in a Carbide Tip BOHRER, Richard L.: The Development of Cleanup CHEN, C.C.: Characteristics of Face Seal Leakage in
Grinding Process, 186 Criteria for an Acutely Toxic Pesticide at a Filtering Facepieces.
ATTFIELD, M.D.: An Investigation into the Contaminated Industrial Facility, 298 CHEN, Hung Chung: Pene,ration of Several Filter
Relationship between Coal Workers’ BOIANO, J.M.: Immunochemical Quantification and Materials by Asbestos as a Function of Fiber
Pneumoconiosis and Dust Exposure in U.S. Coal Particle Size Distribution of Airborne Papain in a Dimensions, 767
Miners, 486 Meat Portioning Facility, | CHEN, Lung Chi: Pulmonary Effects of Inhaled Zinc
ATTFIELD, M.D.: Exact Expressions for the Bias BOLEI, Jan S.M.: Exposure to Dust, Endotoxins, Oxide in Human Subjects, Guinea Pigs, Rats, and
and Variance of Estimators of the Mean of a and Fungi in the Animal Feed Industry, 362 Rabbits, 503
Lognormal Distribution, 432 BOST, Patrick: Silica Exposure in Hand Grinding CHENG, Wai K.: Hydrocarbon Exposures at
ATTFIELD, M.D.: The Derivation of Estimated Dust Steel Castings, 42 Petroleum Bulk Terminals and Agencies, 645
Exposures for U.S. Coal Miners Working before BOZEK, Paul R.: Exposure of Hospital Operating CHIEN, Paul T.: A Proposed Sampling Device for
1970, 248 Room Personnel to Potentially Harmful Personal Exposures, 527
Environmental Agents, 203 CHUNG, L.P.: Low-Cost Wind Tunnel for Aerosol
BAILEY, Kelly F.: The Mineralogy and Size of BROUWER, Derk H..: Pesticides in the Cultivation of Inhalation Studies, 232
Airborne Chrysotile and Rock Fragments: Carnations in Greenhouses: Part I—Exposure and CLARK, Nancy J.: Silica Exposure in Hand Grinding
Ramifications of Using the NIOSH 7400 Method, Concomitant Health Risk, 575 Steel Castings, 42
442 BROUWER, Derk H.: Pesticides in the Cultivation of CLOUTIER, Steven L.: Evaluation of OSHA Method
BARIL, Marc: Toxicological Index and the Presence Carnations in Greenhouses: Part II—Relationship 5 for Measuring Chloroform in Pulp and Paper
in the Workplace of Chemical Hazards for between Foliar Residues and Exposures, 582 Industry Workplace and Ambient Atmospheres,
Workers Who Breast-Feed Infants, 471 BROUWER, Rudi: Pesticides in the Cultivation of 210
BARIL, Marcel: Selective Sampling and Chemical Carnations in Greenhouses: Part I—Exposure and COLTON, C.E.: Review of Respirator Performance
Speciation of Airborne Dust in Ferrous Foundries, Concomitant Health Risk, 575 Testing in the Workplace: Issues and Concerns,
463 BROUWER, Rudi: Pesticides in the Cultivation of 705
BARON, P.A.: An Approach to Evaluating and Carnations in Greenhouses: Part II—Relationship COOK, Warren A.: Criteria for Occupational
Correcting Aerodynamic Particle Sizer between Foliar Residues and Exposures, 582 Exposure Limits by Selected Countries (1996
Measurements for Phantom Particle Count BROWN, Stephen K.: Characterization of the Fiber Henry F. Smyth, Jr. Award Lecture). 395
Creation, 427 Diameter Distributions of Synthetic Mineral Fiber CORN, Morton: The Effectiveness of the Duo-Flo
BARON, Paul A.: An Investigation of Dust Products and Their Dusts, 27 BioClean Unit for Controlling Airborne Antigen
Generation by Free Falling Powders, 617 BUNGER, S.K.: The Acute Toxicity Evaluation of a Levels, 138
BATESON, Caroline: Results of a Survey Designed Low-Temperature Hydraulic Fluid, 163 CRAWFORD, Robert J.: Evaluation of OSHA
to Determine the Scientific and Economic BURDORF, Alex: Occupational and Environmental Method 5 for Measuring Chloroform in Pulp and
Benefits of Asbestos Abatement, 381 Hygiene; More Than Just a Name Game, A-484 Paper Industry Workplace and Ambient
BEBEE, Gail: Hydrocarbon Exposures at Petroleum BURGESS, Lou Ann: The Use of a Transportable Atmospheres, 210
Bulk Terminals and Agencies, 645 Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectrometer
BECHTEL, C.L.: Subchronic Rat Inhalation Study for the Direct Measurement of Solvents in Breath DANIELL, William: The Contributions to Solvent
with Skydrol® 500B-4 Fire Resistant Hydraulic and Ambient Air—I: Methanol, 221 Uptake by Skin and Inhalation Exposure, 124
Fluid, 175 BUSH, Parshall B.: Forest Worker Exposure to DANIELL, William E.: Cobalt Exposure in a Carbide
BENDER, J.R.: Airborne Glass Fiber Concentrations Airborne Herbicide Residues in Smoke from Tip Grinding Process, 186
during Installation of Residential Insulation, 519 Prescribed Fires in the Southern United States, D’ ARCY, James B.: Lack of Blood Formate
BENNETT, Craig: Blood-Containing Aerosols 265 Accumulation in Humans Following Exposure to
Generated by Surgical Techniques: A Possible BUTLER, Kevin: The Use of Tracer Gases to Methanol Vapor at the Current Permissible
Infectious Hazard, 228 Determine Dust Dispersion Patterns and Exposure Limit of 200 ppm, 99
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D’ARCY, James B.: The Use of a Transportable for the Direct Measurement of Soivents in Breath HARDY, James K..: Protective Glove Material
Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectrometer and Ambient Air—I: Methanol, 221 Permeation by Organic Solids, 745
for the Direct Measurement of Solvents in Breath FREGEAU, Daniel: A Theoretical Model for HARKINS, James M.: Gravimetric Determination of
and Ambient Air—I: Methanol, 221 Respirator Cartridge Service Life for Binary Airborne Dust by Using a Filter Cartridge Inside a
DAVIS, Gregg N.: Evaluation of Eight Bioaerosol Systems: Application to Acetone/Styrene Closed-Face 37-mm Polystyrene Cassette, 692
Samplers Challenged with Aerosols of Free Mixtures, 493 HARPER, Martin: A Novel Sampling Method for
Bacteria, 660 FRICKER, Christopher: Protective Glove Material Methyl Methacrylate in Workplace Air, 773
DE MIK, Gerrit: Pesticides in the Cultivation of Permeation by Organic Solids, 745 HARRISON, Robert J.: Occupational Exposures in
Carnations in Greenhouses: Part I—Exposure and FROEHLICH, Phillip A.: Silica Exposure in Hand California Wildland Fire Fighting, 69
Concomitant Health Risk, 575 Grinding Steel Castings, 42 HAWKEY, Stacey A.: An Algorithm for Setting
DERNEDDE, Edgar: A Correlation of the Wet-Bulb FUNG, P.: Instability of Ozone Samples Collected in Priorities and Selecting Target Wastes for
Globe Temperature and Botsball Heat Stress Alkaline Potassium Iodide Solution, 672 Minimization, 154
Indexes for Industry, 169 HAWKINS, Neil C.: A Rationale and Framework for
DESJARDINS, France: Workers’ Exposure to GALSON, S.K.: Immunochemical Quantification and Establishing the Quality of Human Exposure
Isocyanates, 146 Particle Size Distribution of Airborne Papain in a Assessments, 34
DION, Chanta!: Selective Sampling and Chemical Meat Portioning Facility, 1 HAWKINS, Neil C.: Effects of Selected Process
Speciation of Airborne Dust in Ferrous Foundries, GAS AND VAPOR DETECTION SYSTEMS Parameters on Emission Rates of Volatile Organic
463 COMMITTEE: Metrological Recommendations Chemicals from Carpet, 275
DORATO, M.A.: A Comparison of Two Dustiness for Air-Monitoring Instruments—A Guidance HEALY, C.E.: Subchronic Rat Inhalation Study with
Evaluation Methods, 448 Document, 673 Skydrol® 500B-4 Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluid,
DREW, R.T.: Use of Fluidizing Bed Aerosol GIDEON, James A.: Process Safety Management: 175
Generators to Establish a Dust Mixture of Two Resources from the American Institute of HECKER, Lawrence H.: Gravimetric Determination
Substances at a Fixed Ratio for Inhalation Toxicity Chemical Engineers for Use by Industrial of Airborne Dust by Using a Filter Cartridge Inside
Studies, 510 Hygienists, 404 a Closed-Face 37-mm Polystyrene Cassette, 692
DUNN-RANKIN, D.: Low-Cost Wind Tunnel for GIROUX, Denise: Toxicological Index and the HEEDERIK, Dick: Exposure to Dust, Endotoxins, and
Aerosol Inhalation Studies, 232 Presence in the Workplace of Chemical Hazards Fungi in the Animal Feed Industry, 362
DuPORT, P.: Characterization of Long-Lived for Workers Who Breast-Feed Infants, 471 HEEDERIK, Dick: Occupational and Environmental
Radioactive Dust in Uranium Mill Operations, 588 GORDON, Richard T.: Active Noise Control: A Hygiene; More Than Just a Name Gan.e, A-484
Review oft he Field, 721 HEINSOHN, Patricia: Blood-Containing Aerosols
EASTES, Walter: Airborne Glass Fiber GORDON, Terry: Pulmonary Effects of Inhale¢ Zinc Generated by Surgical Techniques: A Possible
Concentrations during Installation of Residential Oxide in Human Subjects, Guinea Pigs, Rats, and Infectious Hazard, 228
Insulation, 519 Rabbits, 503 HEITBRINK, W.A.: An Approach to Evaluating and
EGGLESTON, Peyton: The Effectiveness of the Duo- GOYDAN, R.: Permeation Resistance of Glove Correcting Aerodynamic Particle Sizer
Flo BioClean Unit for Controlling Airborne Materials to Agricultural Pesticides, 352
Measurements for Phantom Particle Count
Antigen Levels, 138 GOYDAN, Rosemary: Permeation of Multifunctional
Creation, 427
EHNTHOLT, D.: Permeation Resistance of Glove Acrylates through Selected Protective Glove
HEITBRINK, William A.: An Investigation of Dust
Materials to Agricultural Pesticides, 352 Materials, 117
Generation by Free Falling Powders, 617
ELIA, Victor J.: Evaluation of Methods for Estimating GOYER, Nicole: Workers’ Exposure to isocyanates,
HEKMAT, M..: Instability of Ozone Samples Collected
Formaldehyde Released from Resin-Containing 146
in Alkaline Potassium Iodide Solution, 672
Paper and Wood Product Dusts, 632 GRAUVOGEL, L.W.:Immunochemical
HENDERSON, Vivian L.: Lung Cancer Mortality
EMERY, Robert: Release of Bacterial Aerosols during Quantification and Particle Size Distribution of
among Industrial Workers Exposed to
Infectious Waste Compaction: An Initial Hazard Airborne Papain in a Meat Portioning Facility, 1
Formaldehyde: A Poisson Regression Analysis of
Evaluation for Healthcare Workers, 339 GRENIER, Michel G.: The Use of Tracer Gases to
the National Cancer Institute Study, 681
ETKIN, Bernard: An Air-Curtain Fume Cabinet, 625 Determine Dust Dispersion Patterns and
HERMAN, D.R.: A Comparison of Two Dustiness
Ventilation Parameters in a Mineral Processing
Evaluation Methods, 448
FAJER, Michael: Occupational Exposure to 1,6- Plant, 387
Hexamethylene Diisocyanate-Based GRESSEL, Michael G.: Silica Exposure in Hand HEWETT, P.: Exact Expressions for the Bias and
Polyisocyanates in the State of Oregon, Grinding Steel Castings, 42 Variance of Estimators of the Mean of a
1980-1990, 331 GROFF, Jensen H.: Performance of Laboratories Lognormal Distribution, 432
FARRANTS, George: Chemical Composition and Measuring Silica in the Proficiency Analytical HEWSON, Gregory S.: Determination of Program
Morphology of Welding Fume Particles and Testing Program, 49 Protection Factors for Half-Mask Respirators Used
Grinding Dusts, 290 GROSS, Kenneth B.: Lack of Blood Formate at a Mineral Sands Separation Plant, 713
FEIGLEY, Charles E.: Penetration of Several Filter Accumulation in Humans Following Exposure to HOGSTEDT, Benkt: Health Effects of Tank Cleaners,
Materials by Asbestos as a Function of Fiber Methanol Vapor at the Current Permissible 375
Dimensions, 767 Exposure Limit of 200 ppm, 99 HOLBORN, Kathy: Hydrocarbon Exposures at
FERGON, Scott M.: Gravimetric Determination of GROVE, Corey: Respirator Performance Rating Table Petroleum Bulk Terminals and Agencies, 645
Airborne Dust by Using a Filter Cartridge Inside a for Mask Design, 193 HORI, Hajime: Adsorption Characteristics of Organic
Closed-Face 37-mm Polystyrene Cassette, 692 GROVE, Corey M.: Respirator Performance Rating Solvent Vapor on Activated Carbon under
FINE, Jonathan M.: Pulmonary Effects of Inhaled Zinc Tables for Nontemperate Environments, 548 Fluctuating Vapor Concentrations, 347
Oxide in Human Subjects, Guinea Pigs, Rats, and GUFFEY, Steven E.: A Proposed Model for HORSTMAN, Sanford W.: Cobalt Exposure in a
Rabbits, 503 Converging Flow Junction Pressure Calculations, Carbide Tip Grinding Process, 186
FIRRIOLO, J.M.: Use of Fluidizing Bed Aerosol 556 HORSTMAN, Sanford W.: The Contributions to
Generators to Establish a Dust Mixture of Two Solvent Uptake by Skin and Inhalation Exposure,
Substances at a Fixed Ratio for Inhalation Toxicity HADLEY, J.G.: Airborne Glass Fiber Concentrations 124
Studies, 510 during Installation of Residential Insulation, 519 HOUBA, Remko: Exposure to Dust, Endotoxins, and
FIRST, Melvin W.: Use of Alternative Liquids in HALL, Ronald M.: Silica Exposure in Hand Grinding Fungi in the Animal Feed Industry, 362
Laskin Nozzle Generated Aerosols for Filter Steel Castings, 42 HUDNALL, Judy: The Effect of Dry and Humid Hot
Testing, 242 HALVORSEN, Fred H.: The Development of Cleanup Air Inhalation on Expired Relative Humidity
FISCHBACH, Thomas: Silica Exposure in Hand Criteria for an Acutely Toxic Pesticide at a during Exercise, 256
Grinding Steel Castings, 42 Contaminated Industrial Facility, 298 HUYNH, C.K.: Design and Evaluation of a Solid
FLYNN, Michael R.: The Effect of Contaminant HAN, Mingwei: Glove Permeation by Semiconductor Sampler for the Monitoring of Airborne 1 ,6-
Source Momentum on a Worker’s Breathing Zone Processing Mixtures Containing Glycol-Ether Hexamethylene Diisocyanate (HDI) and Its
Concentration in a Uniform Freestream, 757 Derivatives, 105 Prepolymers in Two-Component Spray Painting,
FRANK, U.: Permeation Resistance of Glove HARDCASTLE, Stephen G.: The Use of Tracer Gases 157
Materials to Agricultural Pesticides, 352 to Determine Dust Dispersion Patterns and
FRANZBLAU, Alfred: The Use of a Transportable Ventilation Parameters in a Mineral Processing JACOB, T.R.: Airborne Glass Fiber Concentrations
Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectrometer Plant, 387 during Installation of Residential Insulation, 519
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JADON, Ni: Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons KUO, Hsien-Wen: Determination of 4,4’-Bipyridine MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE: Health and Safety
(PAHs): A Possible Cause of Lung Cancer Vapor, 514 implications of European Community 1992
Mortality among Nickel/Copper Smelter and KUTZMAN, R.S.: Use of Fluidizing Bed Aerosol (EC92), 736
Refinery Workers, 317 Generators to Establish a Dust Mixture of Two MARKEY, T.F.: A Comparison of Two Dustiness
JANKO, Marija: Occupational Exposure to 1, 6- Substances at a Fixed Ratio for Inhalation Evaluation Methods, 448
Hexamethylene Diisocyanate-Based Toxicity Studies, 510 MARSH, Gary M.: Lung Cancer Mortality among
Polyisocyanates in the State of Oregon, Industrial Workers Exposed to Formaldehyde: A
1980-1990, 331 LaGOY, Peter K.: The Development of Cleanup Poisson Regression Analysis of the National
JARVHOLM, Bengt: Health Effects of Tank Criteria for an Acutely Toxic Pesticide at a Cancer Institute Study, 681
Cleaners, 375 Contaminaic<' Industrial Facility, 298 MARTONEN, T.B.: Deposition Patterns of Cigarette
JAYJOCK, Michael A.: A Rationale and Framework LAO, Y.J.: Release of Bacterial Aerosols during Smoke in Human Airways, 6
for Establishing the Quality of Human Exposure Infectious Waste Compaction: An Initial Hazard MATERNA, Barbara L.: Occupational Exposures in
Assessments, 34 Evaluation for Healthcare Workers, 339 California Wildland Fire Fighting, 69
JENSEN, Paul Arthur: Evaluation of Eight LAPOINTE, Gilles: Toxicological Index and the MATSUNAGA, Ichiro: The Development of a
Bioaerosol Samplers Challenged with Aerosols of Presence in the Workplace of Chemical Hazards Revolving Personal Sampler, 261
Free Bacteria, 660 for Workers Who Breast-Feed Infants, 471 MATTHEIS, Darrell K.: A National MSDS
JEWETT, Don L.: Blood-Containing Aerosols LARA, Jaime: A Theoretical Model for Respirator Repository, 607
Generated by Surgical Techniques: A Possible Cartridge Service Life for Binary Systems: MAUS, Ralf: Experimental Exar.ination of Factors
Infectious Hazard, 228 Application to Acetone/Styrene Mixtures, 493 that Affect Dust Generation by Using Heubach
JOHNSON, Arthur T.: Respirator Performance LEAHY, H.F.:The Acute Toxicity Evaluation of a and MRI Testers, 325
Rating Table for Mask Design, 193 Low-Temperature Hydraulic Fluid, 163 McCARTHY, Kermit: Occupational Exposure to 1,6-
JOHNSON, Arthur T.: Respirator Performance LEE, Eun Woo: Lack of Blood Formate Hexamethylene Diisocyanate-Based
Rating Tables for Nontemperate Environments, Accumulation in Humans Following Exposure to Polyisocyanates in the State of Oregon,
548 Methanol Vapor at the Current Permissible 1980-1990, 331
JOHNSON, Brian R.: A New Sampling Technique Exposure Limit of 200 ppm, 99 McKINNERY, JR., William N.: Evaluation of
that Allows Quantitative Fit Testing by Using the LEHRER, Samuel B.: Assessment of Multiple Airborne Asbestos Fiber Levels during Removal
Employee’s Own Respirator, 773 Markers of Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) and Installation of Valve Gaskets and Packing,
JOHNSTON, A.R.: Review of Respirator in Controlled, Steady-State Atmospheres in a 531
Performance Testing in the Workplace: Issues and Dynamic Test Chamber, 699 McKINNEY, W.D.: An Air-Curtain Fume Cabinet,
Concerns, 705 LEHTIMAKI, M.: Aerosol Penetration through 625
JONES, Jeffrey R.: Occupational Exposures in Filtering Facepieces and Respirator Cartridges, McMAHON, Charles K.: Forest Worker Exposure to
California Wildland Fire Fighting, 69 566 Airborne Herbicide Residues in Smoke from
JULIAN, Jim A.: Hydrocarbon Exposures at LEITH, David: Experimental Examination of Factors Prescribed Fires in the Southern United States,
Petroleum Bulk Terminals and Agencies, 645 that Affect Dust Generation by Using Heubach 265
JULIAN, Jim A.: Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and MRI Testers, 325 MENON, Prem K.: Assessment of Multiple Markers
(PAHs): A Possible Cause of Lung Cancer LESAGE, Jacques: Workers’ Exposure to of Environmental Tobacce Smoke (ETS) in
Mortality among Nickel/Copper Smelter and Isocyanates, 146 Controlled, Steady-State Atmospheres in a
Refinery Workers, 317 LEUNG, Hon-Wing: Use of Physiologically Based Dynamic Test Chamber, 699
Pharmacokinetic Models to Establish Biological MENSINK, Gert: Exposure to Dust, Endotoxins, and
KALMAN, David: The Contributions to Solvent Exposure Indexes, 369 Fungi in the Animal Feed Industry, 362
Uptake by Skin and Inhalation Exposure, 124 LEVINE, S.P.: Comparative Testing of an FTIR MESSMER, Ronald A.: Evaluation of Methods for
KAMEL, Cherif: A Theoretical Model for Respirator Remote Optical Sensor with Area Samplers in a Estimating Formaldehyde Released from Resin-
Cartridge Service Life for Binary Systems: Controlled Ventilation Chamber, 611 Containing Paper and Wood Product Dusts, 632
Application to Acetone/Styrene Mixtures, 493 LEVINE, Steven P.: Fast Gas Chromatography for MICHAUD, Daniel: Selective Sampling and
KARLSEN, Jan T.: Chemical Composition and Air Monitoring: Limits of Detection and Chemical Speciation of Airborne Dust in Ferrous
Morphology of Welding Fume Particles and Quantitation, 130 Foundries, 463
Grinding Dusts, 290 LEVINE, Steven P.: The Use of a Transportable MIKATAVAGE, Mark A..: Industrial Hygiene and
KARPIN, George C.: The Industrial Hygiene Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectrometer National Health Objectives for the Year 2000, 528
Methods Information Exchange Network, 475 for the Direct Measurement of Solvents in Breath MITCHELL, Carey R.: Effects of Selected Process
KE, Huiqiong: Fast Gas Chromatography for Air and Ambient Air—I: Methanol, 221 Parameters on Emission Rates of Volatile Organic
Monitoring: Limits of Detection and Quantitation, LICHTENWALNER, Charles P.: Evaluation of Wipe Chemicals from Carpet, 275
130 Sampling Procedures and Elemental Surface MOODY, Richard P.: Effect of the Mosquito
KE, Huigiong: Glove Permeation by Semiconductor Contamination, 657 Repellent DEET and Long-Wave Ultraviolet
Processing Mixtures Containing Glycol-Ether LILLIENBERG, Linnéa: Health Effects of Tank Radiation on Permeation of the Herbicide 2,4-D
Derivatives, 105 Cleaners, 375 and the Insecticide DDT in Natural Rubber
KELLEY, William D.: Improving Our Learning LIN, Jia-Ming: Determination of 4,4’-Bipyridine Gloves, 436
Cycles Time, 605 Vapor, 514 MOORE, Rex W.: Evaluation of Airborne Asbestos
KIM, Taehyeung: The Effect of Contaminant Source LoMENZO, Joseph A.: Effects of Selected Process Fiber Levels during Removal and Installation of
Momentum on a Worker’s Breathing Zone Parameters on Emission Rates of Volatile Organic Valve Gaskets and Packing, 531
Concentration in a Uniform Freestream, 757 Chemicals from Carpet, 275 MORRING, K.: An Investigation into the
KIMMEL, Tracy A.: Pulmonary Effects of Inhaled LUEDTKE, Alan E.: Effects of Selected Process Relationship between Coal Workers’
Zinc Oxide in Human Subjects, Guinea Pigs, Parameters on Emission Rates of Volatile Organic Pneumoconiosis and Dust Exposure in U.S. Coal
Rats, and Rabbits, 503 Chemicals from Carpet, 275 Miners, 486
KINKEAD, E.R.: The Acute Toxicity Evaluation of a LUNDQVIST, Gunnar R.: Inhalation of MORRING, K.: The Derivation of Estimated Dust
Low-Temperature Hydraulic Fluid, 163 Diethylamine—Acute Nasal Effects and Exposures for U.S. Coal Miners Working before
KINNEY, Joseph A.: Winning the War against Unsafe Subjective Response, 181 1970, 248
Working Conditions, A-66 LYNCH, Jeremiah: A Rationale and Framework for MOURADIAN, Robert F.: Fast Gas Chromatography
KORTSHA, Gene: Albania Revisited, A-563 Establishing the Quality of Human Exposure for Air Monitoring: Limits of Detection and
KROEMER, K.H.E.: Avoiding Cumulative Trauma Assessments, 34 Quantitation, 130
Disorders in Shops and Offices, 596 LYNCH, Jeremiah: An Industrial Hygiene MUIR, David C.F.: Polycyclic Aromatic
KUMAGAL, Shinji: The Development of a Revolving Methodology Developed in Support of a Hydrocarbons (PAHs): A Possible Cause of Lung
Personal Sampler, 261 Retrospective Morbidity Case-Control Study, 540 Cancer Mortality among Nickel/Copper Smelter
KUNCHUR, Gopal: The Use of Tracer Gases to and Refinery Workers, 317
Determine Dust Dispersion Patterns and MAAS, Chris L.: Pesticides in the Cultivation of MURPHY, John H.: Exposure of Hospital Operating
Ventilation Parameters in a Mineral Processing Carnations in Greenhouses: Part I—Exposure and Room Personnel to Potentially Harmful
Plant, 387 Concomitant Health Risk, 575 Environmental Agents, 203
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MYERS, W.R.: Review of Respirator Performance PERRAULT, Guy: Workers’ Exposure to Isocyanates, SAVOLAINEN, H.: Design and Evaluation of a Solid
Testing in the Workplace: Issues and Concerns, 146 Sampler for the Monitoring of Airborne 1, 6-
705 PETERSON, Jack E.: Limitations of Ambient Air Hexamethylene Diisocyanate (HDI) and Its
Quality Standards in Evaluating Indoor Prepolymers in Two-Component Spray Painting,
NADEAU, Brita: Effect of the Mosquito Repellent Environments, 216 157
DEET and Long-Wave Ultraviolet Radiation on PHALEN, R.F.: Low-Cost Wind Tunnel for Aerosol SCALA, Robert A.: Major Issues in Traditional
Permeation of the Herbicide 2,4-D and the Inhalation Studies, 232 Workplace Exposure Limits, A-438
Insecticide DDT in Natural Rubber Gloves, 436 PLINKE, Marc A.E.: Experimental Examination of SCARPINO, Pasquale V.: Evaluation of Eight
NAG, Anjali: Heat Stress of Women Doing Factors that Affect Dust Generation by Using Bioaerosol Samplers Challenged with Aerosols of
Manipulative Work, 751 Heubach and MRI Testers, 325 Free Bacteria, 660
NAG, Pranab Kumar: Heat Stress of Women Doing POOVEY, Halet G.: Assessment of Multiple Markers SCHLESINGER, Richard B.: Pulmonary Effects of
Manipulative Work, 751 of Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) in Inhaled Zinc Oxide in Human Subjects, Guinea
NAIR, R.S.: Subchronic Rat Inhalation Study with Controlled, Steady-State Atmospheres in a Pigs, Rats, and Rabbits, 503
Skydrol® 500B-4 Fire Resistant Hydraulic Fluid, Dynamic Test Chamber, 699 SCHRECK, Richard M.: Lack of Blood Formate
175 POST, K.: Measurement of 3-D Facial Contours for Accumulation in Humans Following Exposure to
NELSON, James H.: A Theoretical Model for the Design of Half-Face Respirators, 19 Methanol Vapor at the Current Permissible
Respirator Cartridge Service Life for Binary PRYOR, William: Release of Bacterial Aerosols Exposure Limit of 200 ppm, 99
Systems: Application to Acetone/Styrene during Infectious Waste Compaction: An Initial SCHRECK, Richard M.: The Use of a Transportable
Mixtures, 493 Hazard Evaluation for Healthcare Workers, 339 Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectrometer
NELSON, James H.: Breakthrough Time and PURDHAM, James T.: Exposure of Hospital for the Direct Measurement of Solvents in Breath
Adsorption Capacity of Respirator Cartridges, 303 Operating Room Personnel to Potentially Harmful and Ambient Air—I: Methanol, 221
NEUILLY, Cyril: Blood-Containing Aerosols Environmental Agents, 203 SCHWOPE, A.D.: Permeation Resistance of Glove
Generated by Surgical Techniques: A Possible PUSKAR, Mark A.: Gravimetric Determination of Maierials to Agricultural Pesticide
infectious Hazard, 228 Airborne Dust by Using a Filter Cartridge Inside a SELDEN, Anders: Assessment of Intermittent
NICAS, Mark: A Probability Model for Assessing Closed-Face 37-mm Polystyrene Cassette, 692 Trichloroethylene Exposure in Vapor Degreasing,
Exposure among Respirator Wearers: Part I— 742
Description of the Model, 411 QU, Qing-shan: The Use of a Transportable Fourier SESHAGIRI, Baily: Investigation of the Audibility of
NICAS, Mark: A Probability Model for Assessing Transform Infrared (FTIR) Spectrometer for the Locomotive Horns, 726
Exposure among Respirator Wearers: Part II— Direct Measurement of Solvents in Breath and SHAW, Don S.: Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Overexposure to Chronic versus Acute Toxicants, Ambient Air—I: Methanol, 221 (PAHs): A Possible Cause of Lung Cancer
419 Mortality among Nickel/Copper Smelter and
NIELSEN, A.: Permeation Resistance of Glove RALPH, Martin I.: Determination of Program Refinery Workers, 317
Materials to Agricultural Pesticides, 352 Protection Factors for Half-Mask Respirators Used
SHAW, Lorraine: Hydrocarbon Exposures at
NIELSEN, Birgitte H.: Variations in Exposures to at a Mineral Sands Separation Plant, 713
Petroleum Buik Terminals and Agencies, 645
Dust and Endotoxin in Danish Piggeries, 237 RANDO, Roy J.: Assessment of Multiple Markers of
SHEEHAN, Patrick: Field Evaluation of a Sampling
NIELSEN, Gunnar Damgard: Inhalation of Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) in
and Analytical Method for Environmental Levels
Diethylamine—Acute Nasal Effects and Controlled, Steady-State Atmospheres in a
of Airborne Hexavalent Chromium, 57
Subjective Response, 181 Dynamic Test Chamber, 699
SHERWOOD, R.J.: Cause and Control: Education and
NILSON, Linda: Health Effects of Tank Cleaners, 375 REED, C.E.:Immunochemical Quantification and
Training of Professional Industrial Hygienists for
Particle Size Distribution of Airborne Papain in a
2020, 398
O'BRIEN, Dennis: Silica Exposure in Hand Grinding Meat Portioning Facility, 1
SHIOTSUKA, R.N.: Use of Fluidizing Bed Aerosol
Steel Castings, 42 REITH, Albrecht: Chemical Composition and
Generators to Establish a Dust Mixture of Two
O’DONNELL, James F.: The Contributions to Solvent Morphology of Welding Fume Particles and
Substances at a Fixed Ratio for Inhalation Toxi-
Uptake by Skin and Inhalation Exposure, 124 Grinding Dusts, 290
city Studies, 510
OESTENSTAD, Riedar K.: An Assessment of Critical RENARD, Esperanza Piano: Permeation of
SHULMAN, Stanley A.: Performance of Laboratories
Anthropometric Dimensions for Predicting the Fit Multifunctional Acrylates through Selected
of a Half-Mask Respirator, 639 Protective Glove Materials, 117 Measuring Silica in the Proficiency Analytical
OLDHAM, M.J.: Low-Cost Wind Tunnel for Aerosol RIBELIN, W.E.: Subchronic Rat Inhalation Study Testing Program, 49
Inhalation Studies, 232 with Skydrol” 500B-4 Fire Resistant Hydraulic SMID, Tjabe: Exposure to Dust, Endotoxins, and
OSTIGUY, Claude: Selective Sampling and Chemical Fluid, 175 Fungi in the Animal Feed Indus*ry, 362
Speciation of Airborne Dust in Ferrous Foundries, RICKS, Rene: Field Evaluation of aS ampling and SMIGIEL, David: Glove Permeation by
463 Analytical Method for Environmental Levels of Semiconductor Processing Mixtures Containing
OWEN, Cynthia Venners: An Industrial Hygiene Airborne Hexavalent Chromium, 57 Glycol-Ether Derivatives, 105
Methodology Developed in Support of a RIPPLE, Stephen: Field Evaluation of aS ampling and SMITH, R.: Instability of Ozone Samples Collected in
Retrospective Morbidity Case-Control Study, 540 Analytical Method for Environmental Levels of Alkaline Potassium Iodide Solution, 672
Airborne Hexavalent Chromium, 57 SPEAR, R.C.: Comparative Testing of an FTIR
PARKER, John: The Effect of Dry and Humid Hot Air ROBERTS, Robin S.: Polycyclic Aromatic Remote Optical Sensor with Area Samplers in a
Inhalation on Expired Relative Humidity during Hydrocarbons (PAHs): A Possible Cause o7 t ung Controlled Ventilation Chamber, 611
Exercise, 256 Cancer Mortality among Nickel/Copper Smziter SPEAR, R.C.: Measuring Indoor Airflow Patterns by
PATRASH, Samuel J.: Glove Permeation by and Refinery Workers, 317 Using a Sonic Vecwr Anemometer, 677
Semiconductor Processing Mixtures Containing ROSEN, Alan: Blood-Containing Aerosols Generated SPEAR, Robert C.: A Probability Model for Assessing
Glycol-Ether Derivatives, 105 by Surgical Techniques: A Possible Infectious Exposure among Respirator Wearers: Part I—
PAUSTENBACH, Dennis: Field Evaluation of a Hazard, 228 Description of the Model, 411
Sampling and Analytical Method for ROTHMAN, Nathaniel: Occupational Exposures in SPEAR, Robert C.: A Probability Model for Assessing
Environmental Levels of Airborne Hexavalent California Wildland Fire Fighting, 69 Exposure among Respirator Wearers: Part II—
Chromium, 57 ROVELL-RIXX, David C.: Evaluation of OSHA Overexposure to Chronic versus Acute Toxicants,
PEDERSEN, Ole F.: Inhalation of Diethylamine— Method 5 for Measuring Chloroform in Pulp and 419
Acute Nasal Effects and Subjective Response, 181 Paper Industry Workplace and Ambient SPRAU, Daniel: Release of Bacterial Aerosols during
PERKINS, Jimmy L.: Predicting Temperature Effects Atmospheres, 210 Infectious Waste Compaction: An Initial Hazard
on Chemical Protective Clothing Permeation, 77 RUDNICK, Stephen N.: Use of Alternative Liquids in Evaluation for Healthcare Workers, 339
PERKINS, Laura L.: An Assessment of Critical Laskin Nozzle Generated Aerosols for Filter STEBBINS, Arlene: The Contributions to Solvent
Anthropometric Dimensions for Predicting the Fit Testing, 242 Uptake by Skin and Inhalation Exposure, 124
of a Half-Mask Respirator, 639 STEBBINS, Arlene I.: Cobalt Exposure in a Carbide
PERRAULT, Guy: Selective Sampling and Chemical SASS-KORTSAK, Andrea M.: Exposure of Hospital Tip Grinding Process, 186
Speciation of Airborne Dust in Ferrous Foundries, Operating Room Personnel to Potentially Harmful STEWART, Brian: Investigation of the Audibility of
463 Environmental Agents, 203 Locomotive Horns, 726
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A-592
STOLKI, Thomas: Permeation of Multifunctional VAN HEMMEN, Johannes J.: Pesticides in the WRENCH, Constance: FLOW GEMINI—A
Acrylates through Selected Protective Glove Cultivation of Carnations in Greenhouses: Part Software Review, 477
Materials, 117 I—Exposure and Concomitant Health Risk, 575 WRENCH, Constance: Software Review of Stewart-
STONE, Roslyn A.: Lung Cancer Mortality among VAN HEMMEN, Johannes J.: Pesticides in the Todd Associates’ SunHealth, 668
Industrial Workers Exposed to Formaldehyde: A Cultivation of Carnations in Greenhouses: Part
WYLIE, Ann G.: The Mineralogy and Size of
Poisson Regression Ar.ilysis of the National II—Relationship between Foliar Residues and
Airborne Chrysotile and Rock Fragments:
Cancer Institute Study, 681! Exposures, 582
STULL, Jeffrey O.: A Review of Overall Integrity VAN RAALTE, John: Occupational Exposure to 1,6- Ramifications of Using the NIOSH 7400 Method,
and Material Performance Tests for the Selection Hexamethylene Diisocyanate-Based 442
of Chemical Protective Ciothing, 455 Polyisocyanates in the State of Oregon,
“'), Wei Yi: Pulmonary Effects of Inhaled Zinc Oxide 1980-1990, 331 XIAO, H.K.: Comparative Testing ofa n FTIR
in Human Subjects, Guinez Pigs, Rats, and VcRMA, Dave K.: Hydrocarbon Exposures at Remote Optical Sensor with Area Samplers in a
Rabbits, 503 Petroleum Bulk Terminals and Agencies, 645 Controlled Ventilation Chamber, 611
SULEWSKI, Robert: Glove Permeation by VERMA, Dave K..: Polycyclic Aromatic
Semiconductor Processing Mixtures Containing Hydrocarbons (PAHs): A Possible Cause of Lung YAMAGIWA, Mikikazu: Inhalation of
Glycol-Ether Derivatives, 105 Cancer Mortality among Nickel/Copper Smelter
Diethylamine—Acute Nasal Effects and
SUTTON, Patrice M.: Occupational Exposures in and Refinery Workers, 317
Subjective Response, 181
California Wildland Fire Fighting, 69 VINCENT, Jean-Yves: Workers’ Exposure to
SWANSON, M.C.: Immunochemical Quantification Isocyanates, 146 YAN, Xiaowei: Use of Alternative Liquids in Laskin
and Particle Size Distribution of Airborne Papain VINING, William D.: Active Noise Control: A Nozzle Generated Aerosols for Filter Testing,
in a Meat Portioning Facility, | Review oft he Field, 721 242
VINZENTS, Peter: Variations in Exposures to Dust YATAPANAGE, K.G.: Measurement of 3-D Facial
TAIT, Keith: The Workplace Exposure Assessment and Endotoxin in Danish Piggeries, 237 Contours for the Design of Half-Face
Expert System (WORKSPERT), 84 VU-DUC, T.: Design and Evaluation of a Solid Respirators, 19
TANAKA, Isamu: Adsorption Characteristics of Sampler for the Monitoring of Airborne 1 ,6- YIN, Nick D.: The Industrial Hygiene Methods
Organic Solvent Vapor on Activated Carbon Hexamethylene Dinsocyanate (HDI) and Its
Information Exchange Network, 475
under Fluctuating Vapor Concentrations, 347 Prepolymers in Two-Component Spray Painting,
YOON, Young Hee: A Theoretical Model for
TERZO, Thomas S.: Lack of Blood Formate 157
Respirator Cartridge Service Life for Binary
Accumulation in Humans Following Exposure to
Methanol Vapor at the Current Permissible WANG, Jung-Der: Determination of 4,4'-Bipyridine Systems: Application to Acetone/Styrene
Exposure Limit of 200 ppm, 99 Vapor, 514 Mixtures, 493
THEDELL, Terry D.: The Quest for Competence, WEED, Jeffrey B.: A New Sampling Technique that YOON, Young Hee: Breakthrough Time and
Confidence, and Certification: Mentors and Peers Allows Quantitative Fit Testing by Using the Adsorption Capacity of Respirator Cartridges,
in Industrial Hygiene Education, 524 Employee’s Own Respirator, 776 303
TIJSSEN, Susanne C.H.A.: Pesticides in the WEISS, Ronald A.: Respirator Performance Rating YOST, M.G.: Comparative Testing of an FTIR
Cultivation of Carnations in Greenhouses: Part Table for Mask Design, 193 Remote Optical Sensor with Area Samplers in a
Il—Relationship between Foliar Residues and WEISS, Ronald A.: Respirator Performance Rating
Controlled Ventilation Chamber, 611
Exposures, 582 Tables for Nontemperate Environments, 548
YOST, M.G.: Measuring Indoor Airflow Patterns by
TODD, William F.: Evaluation of Eight Bioaerosol WHITE, David F.: A Review of Overall Integrity and
Samplers Challenged with Aerosols of Free Material Performance Tests for the Selection of Using a Sonic Vector Anemometer, 677
Bacteria, 660 Chemical Protective Clothing, 455 YOU, Ming-Jia: Predicting Temperature Effects on
TORGRIMSEN, Torgrim: Chemical Composition WILLEKE, K.: Aerosol Penetration through Filtering Chemical Protective Clothing Permeation, 77
and Morphology of Welding Fume Particles and Facepieces and Respirator Cartridges, 566
Grinding Dusts, 290 WILLEKE, K.: Characteristics of Face Seal Leakage ZELLERS, Edward T.: Glove Pei meation by
TRUJILLO, Anna: Floor/Shoe Slip Resistance in Filtering Facepieces, 533 Semiconductor Processing Mixtures Containing
Measurement, 283 WILLEKE, Klaus: An Investigation of Dust Glycol-Ether Derivatives, 105
TURNER, Nina: The Effect of Dry and Humid Hot Generation by Free Falling Powders, 617 ZHANG, Guo Zheng: Glove Permeation by
Air Inhalation on Expired Relative Humidity WOLDSTAD, Jeffrey C.: Floor/Shoe Slip Resistance
Semiconductor Processing Mixtures Containing
during Exercise, 256 Measurement, 283
Glycol-Ether Derivatives, 105
WOLFE, R.E.: The Acute Toxicity Evaluation of a
ULANDER, Arne: Assessment of Intermittent Low-Temperature Hydraulic Fluid, 163 ZIEMANN, Beth: The Effectiveness of the Duo-Flo
Trichloroethylene Exposure in Vapor Degreasing, WOLFF, R.K.: A Comparison of Two Dustiness BioClean Unit for Controlling Airborne Antigen
742 Evaluation Methods, 448 Levels, 138
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1992 SuBJEcT INDEX
1-butanol, adsorption sampling for, 347 anthropometric dimensions, predicting respirator fit, carpet backing, 4-phenyicyclohexene emissions, 275
1,2-dichloroethane, permeation of clothing, 77 639 carpeting, organic emissions from, 275
1,4-dioxane, biological exposure index, 369 anthropometric tests, for respirator design, 19 cartridge breakthrough, data for 121 compounds, 303
1,6-hexamethylene diisocyanate, monitoring antigen levels, control of airborne, 138 castings, hand-grinding steel, 42
airborne, 157 antiphase injection, noise control by, 721 cellosolve, permeation ofc lothing, 77
1,6-hexamethylene diisocyanate, occupational arithmetic means, confidence intervals of, 481 certification, role of peers and mentors, 524
exposures to, 331 arithmetic means, of lognormal distribution, 481 chemical permeation, of protective clothing, 77
1,6-hexamethylene diisocyanate, prepolymers of, 157 aromatic hydrocarbons, cancer from polycyclic, 317 chemical processes, risk analysis of, 404
1,6-hexanediol diacrylate, permeation of gloves, 117 aromatic hydrocarbons, gas chromatography detm. chloroform, biological exposure index, 369
2-butanone, biological exposure index, 369 of, 130 chloroform, detmn. by OSHA method 5, 211
2-ethylhexyl acrylate, permeation of gloves, 117 asbestos abatement, economic benefits cf, 381 chloroform, detmn. in paper & pulp mills, 211
2-propanol, adsorption sampling for, 347 asbestos abatement, scientific benefits of, 381 chloroform, permeation of clothing, 77
2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, permeability of asbestos aerosols, generation of, 767 chlorothalonil, exposure in greenhouses, 575, 582
rubber gloves, 436 asbestos determination, PLM method vs. TEM, 531 chromium (III), evaluation of field methods, 57
2,4-D, permeability of rubber gloves, 436 asbestos exposures, from valve gaskets & packing, chromium (VI), detmn. by ion chromatography, 57
4-phenylcyclohexene, emission from carpet backing, 531 chromium (VI), evaluation of fieid methods, 57
275 asbestos fibers, penetration of filters, 767 chrysotile fibers, industrial vs. mine exposures, 442
4,4'-bipyridine vapor, air sampling for, 514 asbestos mines, chrysotile exposures in, 442 chrysotile fibers, variability in methods for, 442
4,4'-bipyridine vapor, determination of, 514 attenuation of noise, by superimposed waveforms, cigarette smoke, deposition in human airways, 6
4,6-dinitro-o-cresol, solids permeation of gloves, 745 721 Clayton, George D., pioneer, A-491
accreditation, task force for lead, A-64 auto body repair, solvent exposures from, 124 coal dust exposures, in mines in USA, 486
acetates, permeation of glove coal dust exposures, pneumoconiosis from, 486
acetone/styrene cartridges, service life of, 493 bacterial aerosols, from infectious waste, 339 coal mines, estimate of dust exposures, 248
acrylates, permeation of gloves, 117 bacterial aerosols, sampling for, 660 coal workers, epidemiologic study of, 486
activated carbon, solvent vapor adsorption, 347 Baetjez, Anna M.., pioneer, A-441 coal workers pneumoconiosis, relation to dust
active noise control, review of the field, 721 benzene, biological exposure index, 369 exposures, 486
benzene, wildland fires exposures, 69 cobalt dust, aerosol generator for, 510
adsorption capacity, of respirator cartridges, 303
bioaerosol sampling, by Ace all-glass impinger, 660 cobalt exposure, grinding carbide tips, 186
aerodynamic measurement, of particle size, 427
bioaerosol sampling, by Andersen samplers, 660 cobalt in urine, of carbide tip grinders, 186
aerosol dynamics, of cigarette smoke, 6
bioaerosol sampling, by membrane filters, 660 coefficient of friction, for floor/shoe combinations,
aerosol generation, by Laskin nozzles, 242
bioaerosol samplers, evaluation of, 660 283
aerosol generator, fluidizing bed, 510
biological exposure indexes, also see specific colo-rectal cancer, from polypropylene exposure, 540
aerosol generators, for fixed ratio dust mixtures, 510
chemicals colo-rectal cancer, retrospective morbidity study, 540
aerosol inhalation, wind tunnel studies of, 232
biological exposure indexes, pharmacokinetic models colorimetric method, bias in detmg. free silica, 49
aerosol penetration, of filter respirators, 566
for, 369 compaction, controls for infectious waste, 339
aerosols, for filter testing, 242
biological monitoring, for cobalt exposures, 186 computer mapping, of airflow patterns, 677
aerosols, of blood from surgery, 228
biological monitoring, for TCE exposure, 742 computer program, for Ind. Hyg. & environment, 477
agricultural pesticides, permeation of gloves, 352
blood aerosols, from surgery, 228 computer software, for occupational health, 668
airborne dust, sampling in foundries, 463
blood formate, from mettianol exposure, 99 computer software, for SunHealth system, 668
airborne antigen control, by Duo-Flo Bio Clean unit,
Bloomfield, John J., pioneer, A-344 confidence intervals, for lognormal exposures, 481
138
biowing wool, glass fiber exposures from, 519 converging flow junctions, improved design
airborne dust sampler, improved filter design, 692 Botsball, correlation with WBGT, 169 calculations, 556
air-curtain, effective in fume hood, 625 breakthrough time, for activated carbon sampling, converging flow junctions, pressure measurement at,
airflow, around bluff bodies, 757 347 556
airflow patterns, in paint spray booth, 757 breakthrough time, for respirator cartridges, 303 Cook, Warren A., memorial, A-292
airflow patterns, measuring indoors, 677 breast feeding, toxic agents transmitted by, 471 copper smelting/refining, lung cancer from PAHs,
airflow patterns, vector mapping of, 677 breath, analysis by FTIR, 221 317
air monitoring, “fast” gas chromatography, 130 breath, detmn. of methanol in, 221 corn oil, test aerosols of, 242
air monitoring, with WORKSPERT system, 84 breathing zone concentration, in paint spray booth, Cummings, Donald E., pioneer, A-10
air-monitoring instruments, calibration and use of, 757 cumulative trauma disorders, causes and control, 596
673 Bureau of Mines, estm. dust in coal mines, 248 cumulative trauma disorders, in shop and office, 596
air-monitoring instruments, metrological Bureau of Mines, new dust-sampler, A-186 cycles of learning applied to I.H. ethics, 605
recommendations, 673 butyl rubber gloves, permeation of, 105
air quality standards, limitations for indoor air, 211 buty! rubber gloves, permeation by acrylates, 117 DDT, permeability of rubber gloves, 436
air sampier, ear-mounted personal, 527 DEET, see N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide
air sampling, also see air monitoring, 673 CTD, see cumulative trauma disorders DEET insect repellent, permeability of rubber gloves,
air sampling, proper use of instruments, 673 camphor, solids permeation of gloves, 745 436
Albania, 563 cancer, from formaldehyde exposures, 681 database, Ind. Hyg. software program, 477
alcohols, permeation of gloves, 352 cancer mortality, copper smelting/refining, 317 dermal effects, of hydraulic fluids, 163
aldehydes, wildland fires exposures, 69 cancer mortality, from polycylic aromatics, 317 dermal exposures, to pesticide residues, 575, 582
Amberlite sampling tube, for methylmethacrylate, cancer mortality, nickel smelting/refining, 317 destructive interference, noise control by, 721
773 carbide tip grinding, cobalt exposure from, 186 di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate, test aerosols of, 242
Anasorb sampling tube, for methylmethacrylate, 773 carbon monoxide, wildland fires exposures, 69 dichloroethane, biological exposure index, 369
anemometer, sonic vector, 677 carbon tetrachloride, biological exposure index, 369 dichloromethane, permeation of glove
anesthetic agents, hospital personnel exposures, 203 cardiovascular reaction, to heat stress, 75! diethylamine, inhalation of, 181
animal cages, airborne antigen control, 138 carnation greenhouses, pesticide exposures in, 575, diisocyanate, monitoring 1,6-hexamethylene, 157
animal feed industry, exposures in, 362 582 Drinker, Philip, pioneer, A-530
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Duo-Flo Bio Clean unit, airborne antigen control, 138 flame ionization detector, test vs. FTIR optical sensor, hospital operating rooms, exposures of personnel, 203
dust determination, gravimetric for airborne, 692 611 human exposures, quality of assessment of, 34
dust disperser, for dustiness evaluation, 448 floor coverings, effect on indoor air quality, 275 humidity effects, on respirator performance, 548
dust dispersion patterns, detmn. by tracer gases, 387 Flow Gemini, environmental software progr., 477 humidity of expired air, 256
dust exposures, Bu. Mines coal mine estm., 248 fluidizing bed, aerosol generators, 510 hydraulic fluid, dermal effects of, 163
dust exposures, in Danish piggeries, 237 fluorspar milling, detmn. of dust dispersion, 387 hydraulic fluid, inhalation study with rats, 175
dust exposures, retrospective estimation of, 248 forest fires, herbicides in smoke, 265 hydraulic fluid, Skydrol SO0B-4, 175
dust generation, by free falling powders, 617 forest workers exposure, herbicides in smoke, 265 hydraulic fluid, toxicity evaluation of, 163
dust generation, physical & chemical factors, 325 formaldehyde, adsorption on wood/paper dust, 632 hydrocarbon exposures, at petroleum bulk terminals,
dust generation rate, as function of particle size, 325 formaldehyde, estimation on dust particles, 632 645
dust mixtures, aerosol generators for, 510 formaldehyde, from resinous products, 632 hydrocarbon exposures, from tank cleaning, 375
dust sampler, improved filter design, 692 formaldehyde, lung cancer mortality from, 681 hydrocarbon exposures, sampling protocol for, 645
dust sampling, new Bu. of Mines instrument, A-186 formate in blood, from methanol exposure, 99 hydroquinone, solids permeation of gloves, 745
dustiness, methods of evaluation, 448 foundries, dust sampling in, 463
dustiness testers, MRI & Heubach compared, 325 foundries, identification of dusts in, 463 IH MIEN, information exchange network, 475
dynamic chamber study, of tobacco smoke, 699 foundry dust, physiochemical analysis of, 463 immunochemical quantification, of airborne papain, |
Fourier transform infra-red, see FTIR impinger sampling, for airborne chromium, 57
education, of industrial hygienists, 398 free silica determination, bias of colorimetric method, indoor air quality, floor coverings effect on, 275
endotoxin exposures, in Danish piggeries, 237 49 indoor environment, air qual. stnds. limitations, 211
endotoxin exposures, measurement of, 237 free silica determination, bias of infra-red method, 49 industrial health, role of EPA, A-526
engineering, in industrial hygiene future, 398 free silica determination, bias of x-ray method, 49 industrial health, role of TOSCA in, A-526
engineering resources, for industrial hygienists, 404 fume chambers, see fume hoods industrial hygiene, in environmental concerns, A-484
environmental concerns, role of industrial hygiene in, furme hoods, containment by air-curtain, 625 industrial hygiene, objectives for year 2000, 528
A-484 fungal exposures, in animal feed industry, 362 industrial hygiene, professional ethics, A-180
environmental factors, in respirator performance, 548 furfural, permeation of clothing, 77 industrial hygiene, professional preparation for, 398
environmental hygiene, interdependence of industrial hygiene, requirements of the future, 398
professions, A-484 gas chromatography, “fast” system air monitoring, 130 industrial hygiene education, in Netherlands, A-484
environmental lead, accreditation task force, A-64 gas chromatography, limits of detection by, 130 industrial hygiene education, role of peers and
gasoline, also see hydrocarbons, 645 mentors, 524
Environmental Protection Agency, role in workers
gasoline exposures, at petroleum bulk terminals, 645 industrial hygienists, safety management resources,
health, A-526
glass wool, characterization of fibers, 27 404
environmental tobacco smoke, dynamic chamber
glass fiber exposures, installing insulation, 519 industrial safety, winning battle for, A-66
study of, 699
glass fiber filters, penetration by asbestos, 767 infectious waste, controls for compaction of, 339
enzyme exposures, airborne papain, |
gloves, also see protective gloves infectious waste, exposures from compaction of, 339
ergonomics, prevention of CTD, 596
gloves, permeation by acrylates, 117 information exchange, network for, 475
ethics, of industrial hygienists, A-180
gloves, permeation by glycol ethers, 105 infra-red method, bias in detmg. free silica, 49
ethyl acetate, adsorption sampling for, 347
gloves, permeation by organic solids, 745 infrared spectrometer, FTIR, 221
ethylene oxide, hospital personnel exposures, 203
gloves, permeation by pesticides, 352 inhalable dust index, calculation of, 448
European Community, health and safety standards,
gloves, permeation by solvents, 352 inhalation study, of aerosols, 232
736
glycol ether derivatives, permeation of gloves, 105 inhalation study, of zinc oxide, 503
expired air, dry/hot inspired air effects, 256 gravimetric determination, of airborne dust, 692 insect repellent, permeability of rubber gloves, 436
expired air, simulators of, 256 Greenberg, Leonard, pioneer, A-184 insulation installers, glass fiber exposures, 519
exposure assessment, for humans, 34 greenhouses, pesticide exposures in, 575, 582 intermittent sampler, personal, 261
exposure assessment, for respirator wearers, 411,419 grinding, steel casting, 42 ion chromatography, detmn. of chromium, 57
exposure assessinent, WORKSPERT system for, 84 grinding dust, chemical composition of, 290 isocyanates, sampling and detmn. in air, 146
exposure data, statistic evaluation of, 481 grinding dust, from stainless steel, 290
exposure limits, a perspective on, A-438 grinding dust, morphology of, 290 ketones, permeation of gloves, 352
exposure limits, future methods to establish, A-438
exposure limits, in selected countries, 395 HDI, 1,6-hexamethylene diisocyanate, 331 Laham, Souheil, 1991 Yant Award, A-122
exposure monitoring, ear-mounted sampler, 527 HDI exposures, in spray painting, 331 Laskin nozzles, aerosol generation by, 242
exposure probability, for respirator user, 419 half-mask, also see respirators, 713 lead, accreditation task force, A-64
exposures, confidence intervals of, 481 half-mask respirators, detmng. protection factors. 7!3 leakage factor, in respirator facepiece fit, 533
half-mask respirators, prediction of fit, 639 learning cycle time, improvement of, 605
FTIR, Fourier transform infrared, 221 halogenated compounds, gas chromatography detm. liquid aerosols, Laskin nozzle generation of, 242
FTIR, infrared spectrometer, 221 of, 130 liquid chromatography, detmn. 4,4’-bipyridine, 514
FTIR remote optical sensor, comparative testing of, hand-grinding, control of exposures, 42 locomotive horns, audibility of, 726
611 Harvard School of Public Health, pioneer in the locomotive horns, factors masking warning by, 726
FTIR remote optical sensor, vs. flame ionization profession, A-530 lognormal distribution, bias and variauce in, 432
detector, 61! Hatch, Theodore F., pioneer, A-124 lognormal distribution, confidence intervals of, 481
facepiece seals, leakage vs shape factor, 533 hazard assessment, WORKSPERT system for, 84 lognormal distribution, estimation of mean value, 432
facial contours, in design of half-mask, 19 hazard evaluation, procedures for, 404 lognormal distribution, of exposures, 481
facial measurements, for detmng. respirator fit, 639 hazardous materials, storage & handling of, 404 lung cancer mortality, from formaldehyde exposure,
fall hazards, due to footwear slippage, 283 health and safety standards, in European Community, 681
ferrous foundries, sampling airborne dust, 463 736
ferrous foundry dust, chemical specification of, 463 healthcare workers, infectious waste exposures of, 339 MRI dustiness tester, comparison with Heubach tests,
fiber diameter, of, 27 health objectives, ind. hyg. for year 2000, 528 325
fiber diameter, of synthetic minerals, 27 health objectives, national for year 2000, 528 mapping, airflow patterns, 677
fiber dimensions, vs. filter penetration, 767 heat stress index, Botsball vs. WBGT, 169 material safety data sheets, need for standardization,
filter cassette, improved design for, 692 heat stress study, of female workers, 751 607
filter quality factor, of respirators, 566 heptane, permeation of clothing, 77 material safety data sheets, proposed unified system,
filter penetration, by asbestos fibers, 767 herbicide exposures, from forest fire smoke, 265 607
filter respirators, aerosol penetration of, 566 Heubach dustiness tester, comparison with MRI tester, meat portioning, papain exposure from, !
filter testing, aerosol generation for, 242 325 membrane filter sampler, improved filter design, 692
filter test protocol, adequacy of, 566 hexamethy! diisocyanate, sampling and detmn. in air, memorial, Warren A. Cook, A-292
fire fighters exposures, from wildland fires, 69 146 mentoa-subnasal length, predicting respirator fit, 639
fit testing, respirator sampling probe for, 776 hoods, air-curtain fume control, 625 metal fume fever, from zinc oxide inhalation, 503
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methanol in air, determination by FTIR, 221 particulates, see also aerosols, 242 radionuclides, uranium mill exposures, 588
methanol in blood, from exposures at TLV, 99 Patty, Frank A., pioneer, A-74 railroad workers, audibility of warning horns, 726
methanol in breath determination by FTIR, 221 perchloroethylene, biological exposure index, 369 relative humidity, of expired air, 256
methodology, of Ind. Hyg. morbidity study, 540 performance rating, of respirator masks, 193 remote sensors, FTIR vs. flame ionization, 611
methy! acetate, adsorption sampling for, 347 performance testing, of protective clothing, 455 resinous products, formaldehyde from, 632
methy! chloroform, biological exposure index, 369 performance testing, respirators in the workplace, 705 respirable particulates, wildland fires exposures, 69
methy! ethy! ketone, adsorption sampling for, 347 permeation, of protective clothing, 77 respirator breakthrough, data for 121 compounds, 303
methy! isopropy! ketone, adsorption sampling for, permeation, protective gloves by solids, 745 respirator cartridges, adsorption capacities of, 303
347 permeation ofg loves, |,6-hexanediol diacrylate, 117 respirator cartridges, binary system service life, 493
methy! methacrylate, hospital personne! exposures, permeation of gloves, by 2-ethylhexyl diacrylate, 117 respirator cartridges, breakthrough of 121
2u3 permeation of gloves, by glycol ether derivatives, 105 compounds, 303
methylene chloride, biological exposure index, 369 permeation of gloves, by multifunctional acrylates, respirator cartridges, breakthrough times of, 303
methylmethacrylate, sampling methods for, 773 117 respirator cartridges, for acetone/styrene mixtures,
metrological recommendations, air-monitoring permeation of gloves, trimethylpropane triacrylate, 493
instruments, 673 117 respirator facepieces, leakage of seals
microorganisms, bioaerosol samplers for, 660 personal monitoring, for 4,4’-bipyridine vapor, 514 respirator fit, anthropometric dimensions for, 639
mineral fibers, synthetic, 27 personal sampler, ear mount for, 527 respirator masks, performance rating of, 193
mineral oil. test aerosols of, 242 personal sampler, intermittent, 261 respirator performance, detmng. protection factors,
mineral sand separation, respiratory protection personal sampler, revolving, 261 713
factors, 713 pesticide contamination, criteria for clean-up, 298 respirator performance, testing in workplace, 705
morbidity studies, Ind. Hyg. methodology for, 540 pesticide exposures, in carnation greenhouses, 575, respirator selection, facepiece leakage factor, 533
morbidity studies, retrospective case control, 540 582 respirator use, in non-temperate environment, 548
morphology, of grinding dust, 290 pesticide residue, exposure in greenhouses, 575 respirators, aerosol penetration of, 566
morphology, of welding fume, 290 pesticides, permeation of gloves, 352 respirators, also see half-mask, 713
mother’s milk, toxic agents transmission by, 471 petroleum bulk terminals, hydrocarbon exposures at, respirators, assessing user exposure, 411,419
645 respirators, design of half-mask, 19
n-hexane, biological exposure index, 369 petroleum distillates, permeation of gloves, 352 respirators, in-mask sampling probe, 776
N,N-diethyl-m-toluamide, permeability of rubber pharmacokinetic models, biological exposure respirators, performance rating of, 548
gloves, 436 indexes, 369 retrospective estimates, of exposures, 540
NIOSH 7400 method, for chrysotile fibers, 442 pharmacokinetic models, physiologically based, 369 risk management. exposure assessment for, 34
NIOSH 7400 method, not applicable in mines, 442 phenol, solids permeation of gloves, 745 rock wool, characterization of fibers, 27
naphthalene, solids permeation of gloves, 745 phosphate ester mixture, hydraulic fluid, 175 rubber gloves, permeation of, 105
natural rubber gloves, permeation by acrylates, 117 piggeries, exposures in, 237
neoprene gloves, permeation of, 105 pioneer in the profession, Anna M. Baetjer, A-441 safety, in industry, A-66
nickel smelting/refining, lung cancer from PAHs, 317 pioneer in the profession, Donald E. Cummings, A-10 safety management, resources for Ind. Hug., 404
nitrile rubber gloves, permeation by acrylates, 117 pioneer in the profession, Frank A. Patty, A-74 safety standards, in European Community, 736
nitrile rubber gloves, permeation of, 105 pioneer in the profession, George D. Clayton, A-491 sampler, revolving personal, 261
nitrogen dioxide, air qual. stnds. limitations, 211 pioneer in the profession, Henry F. Smyth, Jr., 566 sampling, solvent vapors, 347
noise control, by superimposed waveforms, 721 pioneer in the profession, Herbert E. Stokinger, sampling probe, for respirator fit testing, 776
noise control, for propellers and fans, 721 A-394 sand processing, radioactive minerals in, 713
noise control, for vibrating plates & shells, 721 pioneer in the profession, John J. Bloomfield, A-344 semiconductor processing, with glycol ether
noise control, turbulent flow in pipes etc., 721 pioneer in the profession, Leonard Greenberg, A-184 derivatives, 105
pioneer in the profession, Philip Drinker, A-530 sensory response, to inhaled diethylamine, 181
OSHA method 5, determination of chloroform, 211 pioneer in the profession, Theodore F. Hatch, A-124 service stations, gasoline exposures at, 645
occupational exposure limits, in selected countries, pneumoconiosis, in coal miners, 486 shape factor, in facepiece leakage, 533
395 Poisson regression analysis, for lung cancer mortality, silica, wildland fires exposures, 69
occupational health, role of EPA, A-526 681 silica exposures, from hand-grinding steel, 42
occupational health, role of TOSCA ‘n, A-526 polarized light microscope, 531 silica measurement, PATP lab. performances, 49
occupational health, software system for, 668 polyaromatic hydrocarbons, wildland fires exposures, Skydrol 500B-4, inhalation study with rats, 175
occupational safety, winning battle for, A-66 69 slipping hazards, of floor/shoe combinations, 283
oligomeric isocyanates sampling and detmn. in air, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, see PAHs, 317 smoke exposures, from forest fires, 265
146 polyester fiber filters, penetration by asbestos, 767 smoke exposures, from prescribed burnings, 265
organic dusts, in animal feed industry, 362 polyisocyanates, occupational exposures to, 331 Smyth Award lecture, Warren A. Cook, 395
organic emissions, from floor coverings, 275 polypropylene, colo-rectal cancer from, 540 Smyth, Henry F. Jr., pioneer, 566
organic solids, permeation of gloves, 745 powders, dust generation from, 617 sodium fluoroacetate, decontamination procedures,
ozone sampling, instability in alkaline KI, 672 pressure measurements, at convergent flow junction, 298
556 sodium fluoroacetate, permissible exposure guides,
p-dichlorobenzene, solids permeation of gloves, 745 process safety, resources for management, 404 298
p-nitrotoluene, solids permeation of gloves, 745 professional basis, future industrial hygienists, 398 software program, for Ind. Hyg. & environment, 477
PAHs, lung cancer mortality from, 317 professional status, of industrial hygienists, A-484 software review, SunHealth system, 668
PAHs, polycyclic aromatic HCs, 317 proficiency analytical testing, PAT program, 49 solid sampler, hexamethylene diisocyanate, 157
PATP, evaluation for silica measrg., 49 protection factor, of respirators in workplace, 705 solvent exposures, in auto body repair shops, 124
PATP, proficiency analy. test. prg., 49 protective clothing, chemical permeation of, 77 solvent vapor sampling, steady vs. fluctuating conc.,
PLM, see polarized light microscope protective clothing, integrity testing of, 455 347
paint spray booth, breathing zone concentration, 757 protective clothing, materials testing for, 455 solvent vapors, activated carbon adsorption, 347
paint spray jet, velocity vs. exposure, 757 protective clothing, temperature effects on, 77 solvents, absorption via skin vs. respiration, 124
papain, exposure in meat portioning, | protective equipment, for tank cleaning, 375 solvents, permeation of glove
papain, workers exposed to, | protective gloves, permeation by acrylates, 117 sonic vector anemometer, measuring airflow patterns,
paper aerosols, formaldehyde exposure from, 632 protective gloves, permeation by organic solids, 745 677
paper industry, detmn. chloroform exposures, 211 proton-induced x-ray, wipe sample analysis by, 657 spectrometer, detmg. methanol in air, 221
particle size, aerodynamic measurement of, 427 pulmonary deposition, of cigarette smoke, 6 spectrometer, FTIR, 221
particle size, distribution in dustiness testing, 448 pulp industry, detmn. chloroform exposures, 211 spray painting, polydiisocyanate exposures, 331
particle size, relation to generation rate, 325 stainless steel, grinding dust from, 290
particulate deposition, of cigarette smoke, 6 quinone, solids permeation of gloves, 745 stainless steel, welding fume from, 290
particulate exposures, from surgical procedures, 228 radioactive dust, in uranium mill operations, 588 standard setting procedures, in European Community,
particulates, air qual. stnds. limitations, 211 radioactive minerals, in sand processing, 713 736
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Statistical assessment, respirator user exposure, 411 tracer gases, detmg. dispersion patterns, 387 vinylidene chloride, biological exposure index, 369
statistics, of exposure data, 481 tracer gases, detmg. ventilation parameters, 387
statistics, of lognormal distribution, 481 training, future industrial hygienists, 398 WBGT, wet-bulb globe temperature, 169
Stauber-Heubach device, for dustiness evaluation, 448 transmission electron microscope, 531 warning systems, for railroad track workers, 726
steel castings, hand-grinding of, 42 tremolite fibers, penetration of filters, 767 waste disposal, of infectious materials, 339
Stokinger, Herbert E., pioneer, A-394 trichloroethylene, 742 waste minimization, targeting and prioritizing, 154
styrene, biological exposure index, 369 trichioroethylene, biological exposure index, 369
welding fume, chemical composition of, 290
sulfur dioxide, air qual. stnds. limitations, 211 trichloroethylene exposure, in vapor phase degreasing,
welding fume, from stainless steel, 290
SunHealth software, review of, 668 742
welding fume, morphology of, 290
surgical techniques, blood aerosols from, 228 trichloroethylene exposure, urinary trichloroethanol
surgical techniques, particulate exposures from, 228 from, 742 wet-bulb globe temperature, also see WBGT, 169
synthetic mineral fibers, diameter of, 27 trimethylpropane triacrylate, permeation of gloves, 117 wet-bulb globe temperature, Botsball correlation with,
tungsten carbide, aerosol generator for, 510 169
TEM, see transmission electron microscope wildland fires, occupational exposures from, 69
TOSCA, role industrial health, A-526 ultraviolet absorption, measurement of tobacco smoke, wind tunnel, aerosol inhalation studies, 232
tank cleaning, hazards from, 375 699 wind tunnel study, of aerosol inhalation, 232
temperature effects, on respirator performance, 548 ultraviolet effect, permeability of rubber gloves, 436 wipe samples, elemental analysis of, 657
testing protocol, respirators in the workplace, 705 uranium mill dust, size characteristics of, 588 wipe sampling, procedure and techniques, 657
thiophanate-methyl, exposure in greenhouses, 575 uranium mills, radioactive dust exposures, 588 wood dusts, formaldehyde exposures from, 632
thiuram, exposure in greenhouses, 575, 582 WORKSPERT, exposure assessment sysiem, 84
threshold limits, a perspective on, A-438 valve gaskets, asbestos exposures from, 531
threshold limits, see also exposure limits valve packing, asbestos exposures from, 531
x-radiation, hospital personnel exposures, 203
tobacco smoke, assessment in the environment, 699 vapor barrier. protective clothing, 455
x-ray method, bias in detmg. free silica, 49
tobacco smoke, components of, 699 vapor phase degreasing, trichloroethylene exposures,
xylene absorption, via skin vs. respiration, 124
tobacco smoke, dynamic chamber study of, 699 742
toluene absorption, via skin vs. respiration, 124 variance, in lognormal distribution, 432 xylene, adsorption sampling for, 347
toluene adsorption, sampling for, 347 vector mapping, of airflow patterns, 677
toluene diisocyanate, sampling and detmn. in air, 146 ventilation, for hand-grinding castings, 42 Yant Award (1991), Souheil Laham, A-122
total hydrocarbons, determination of exposures, 645 ventilation chamber, test cf remote sensors, 611
toxic agents, transmitted by mother’s milk, 471 ventilation design, converging flow junctions, 556 zinc oxide, effects of inhaled, 503
Toxic Substance Control Act, A-526 ventilation parameters, detmn. by tracer gases, 387 zineb, exposure in greenhouses, 575, 582
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