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Significados de trichloroethylene em inglês

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tricloroetilè
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tricloroetileno

A heavy colorless highly toxic liquid used as a solvent to clean electronic components and for dry cleaning and as a fumigant; causes cancer and liver and lung damage.

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              Examples for "trichloroethane"
              Examples for "trichloroethane"
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              Then she pushed the tube of trichloroethane up one side of her nose.
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              And the Mommy said, "Relax, kiddo." She dug into her purse and brought out the white tube, the trichloroethane.
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              A novel adjusting procedure was employed to assess the acute behavioral effects of inhaled 1,1,1-trichloroethane (TCE) and m-xylene.
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              "Trichloroethane," the Mommy said and held the tube for him to see.
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              My tap water sample was very close to five parts per billion TCE.
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              Conclusion: The clinical manifestations due to TCE exposure were similar to dermatitis medicamentosa.
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              It is controversial whether gestational TCE exposure causes congenital heart defects.
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              The basis for TCE's proposed cardiac teratogenicity is not well understood.
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              In the end they gamed regulatory capital standards, substituting inferior capital for TCE.
              Reuters
              Uso de trichloroethylene em inglês
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              However, factors associated with the disorders remain unknown except for trichloroethylene exposure.
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              Rats treated with trichloroethylene showed defects in rotarod behavior test.
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              Emerging evidence suggests that chronic exposure to trichloroethylene may contribute to the development of Parkinson's disease.
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              But none of the papers referred to trichloroethylene.
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              Idiosyncratic generalized skin disorders resembling serious drug hypersensitivities have reportedly occurred after occupational exposure to trichloroethylene.
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              One of the orders isn't for trichloroethylene.
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              Thurman mentioned something called trichloroethylene.
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              Tells of researchers' efforts to change the Food and Drug Administration's approval and regulation of the anesthetics, isoflurane and trichloroethylene.
              The new yorker
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              Last month, a West Oakland high school was shut down after trichloroethylene was found in the groundwater under the campus.
              The Guardian
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              It was a purchase order for five thousand gallons of trichloroethylene, to be delivered prepaid by Kearny Chemical to Thurman Metals.
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              Further calculations suggested that only one-third of the trichloroethylene absorbed through the lungs was excreted in the urine during working time.
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              In addition, chloral hydrate is a reactive metabolite of trichloroethylene, a known carcinogen, and is structurally similar to other carcinogenic intermediates.
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              Reacher saw the word trichloroethylene repeated over and over, jumping around from line to line like a kid's badly drawn flip cartoon.
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              Exposure to the ubiquitous environmental contaminant trichloroethylene (TCE) is associated with cancer and non-cancer toxicity in both humans and rodents.
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              This study aimed at clarifying whether infectious diseases contributed to the development of rash or hepatitis in patients with trichloroethylene-related generalized skin disorders.
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              Statistical analyses of the data revealed that the urinary concentrations of both TTC and TCE were proportional to the atmospheric concentration of trichloroethylene.
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