Because 2-BE was one of the most frequent solvents in our products and had the highest concentrations in the bulk products, it is important to further assess its workplace exposures.
Whereas conventional dust sources can run for weeks or longer with minimal need for access, electrospray systems will require more frequent service to replenish solvent, unclog spray tips, etc.
Because PCE remains a commonly used solvent and frequent contaminant of ground and drinking water supplies [ 6, 52], it is important to understand its impact on the occurrence of congenital anomalies.
Disagreement in solvent content: most frequent case is solvent absent from the compound name in the CIF (and hence, in OPSIN representation), in a few cases we find also the opposite (solvent not located by crystallographic analysis but included in compound name).
The aim of this register-based prospective study was to assess the risk of non-chromosomal congenital anomalies for singleton newborns to women employed as painters and spoolers, which are jobs that have been related to a relatively high exposure to organic solvents on a frequent basis.
Because Hs are amphipathic (ambivalent) with hydrophobic amino acids toward the hydrophobic protein core and with hydrophilic amino acids toward the solvent, we analyzed the most frequent amino acids in both light and heavy subgroups according to their hydropathy.
Generally, households reported using paint less often than solvents in terms of median number of time windows when the product was used (one for paint vs. four for solvents) and frequency of use within each time window (25% had frequent use for paint vs. 47% for solvents).
The spherical oxide particles with the size of 20 500 nm are frequent morphologies when using ethylene glycol (EG) as solvent and Zn OAc 2·2H2O as Zn source [23, 28, 30].
Characterization of hydrogel network is a complex process given its 3-Dimensional complex nature and its frequent, dynamic changes to outside stimuli such as solvent, temperature, salinity, pH etc.
