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Most of the chromite produced goes into steels. The rest is used for special steel alloys, chrome metal super alloys, chrome chemicals and chrome-based refractory products. A Multiplicity of Use Ch...
EPA 625/R-00/004 October 2000 TECHNICAL RESOURCE GUIDEIN SITU TREATMENT OF SOIL AND GROUNDWATER CONTAMINATED WITH CHROMIUMNew information and treatment approaches have been developed for chromium-cont...
Chromium is the most abundant of the Group VIA family of metallic elements, comprising chromium, molybdenum and tungsten. At a concentration of nearly 400 parts per million in the earth’s cru...
INERIS - Fiche de données toxicologiques et envi ronnementales des substances chimiquesCHROME ET SES DERIVESDernière mise à jour : 16/02/2005RESPONSABLE DU PROGRAMMEA. PICHARD : annick.pichard@ineris....
Chromate de zincChromate de zincnuméro CAS : 13530-65-9numéro EINECS : 236-878-9Hydroxyoctaoxodizincatedichromate (1-) de potassiumnuméro CAS : 11103-86-9Jaune de chromate de zin...
Chromates et dichromates de sodium et de potassiumChromate de potassiumsynonyme(s) : Potassium chromatenuméro CAS : 7789-00-6numéro EINECS : 232-140-5Chromate de sodiumsynonyme(s) : Sod...
Trioxyde de chromeTrioxyde de chromesynonyme(s) : Anhydride chromique - Anhydride de chrome - Chrome trioxyde - Oxyde de chrome VInuméro CAS : 1333-82-0numéro EINECS : 215-607-8Té...
Source of information on all aspects of chromium and the industry.Publishes variety of documents: e.g. quarterly 'ICDA News Bulletin', annual 'ICDA statistical Bulletin', series of specially-commissio...
Chromium and water: reaction mechanisms, environmental impact and health effects Seawater chromium content varies strongly, and is usually between 0.2 and 0.6 ppb. Rivers contain approximately 1 pp...
Chromium and water: reaction mechanisms, environmental impact and health effects Seawater chromium content varies strongly, and is usually between 0.2 and 0.6 ppb. Rivers contain approximately 1 pp...
Chromium and water: reaction mechanisms, environmental impact and health effects Seawater chromium content varies strongly, and is usually between 0.2 and 0.6 ppb. Rivers contain approximately 1 pp...
Summary Chromium (Cr0) is an ubiquitous trace metal. The predominant chromium form in the body is trivalent chromium (Cr3+), which may play a role in normal insulin function. (More information)Trivale...
Summary Chromium (Cr0) is an ubiquitous trace metal. The predominant chromium form in the body is trivalent chromium (Cr3+), which may play a role in normal insulin function. (More information)Trivale...
Loi canadienne sur la protection de l'environnement Liste des substances d' interet prioritaire / Rapport d'evaluation Environnement CanadaSanté Canada1994ISBN : 0-662-98806-5No de catalogue : En 49-...
IntroductionElectric arc welding of steel is at the centre of the industrialised and industrialising world. With an estimated three million workers around the world using it in some form or another an...
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