reproduction health hazard any agent that has a harmful effect on the adult male – or female reproductive system of the developing fetus or child. SDS safety data sheet – sensitization an immune-response reaction state in which further exposure elicits – an immune or allergic response. silicosis a condition of massive fibrosis of the causing shortness of breath. – skin notation used to indicate possible exposure to a chemical by absorption – through the skin. specific gravity – STEL short term exposure limit. – subcutaneous beneath the skin. – target organ effects chemically caused effects upon specifically listed organs an – systems. teratogen an agent or substance that caused physical defects in developing – embryo. TLV (threshold value) a term established by ACGIH to express the airborne – concentration of a material to which nearly all workers can be exposed day after day without adverse effects. TWA (time-weighted average) the expression for average exposure which – accounts for fluctuating levels during a given time period. UEL (upper explosive limit) the highest concentration of a material in air that will – produce an explosion. unstable tending toward decomposition or other unwanted chemical change during – normal handling or storage. vapor density the weight of a vapor or gas compared to the equal volume of air. – pressure – vertigo a feeling of revolving in space; dizziness, giddiness. – viscosity measurement of the flow properties of a material. – water reactive a chemical that releases a hazardous gas, often violently, upon – contact with water.
reproduction health hazard – any agent that has a harmful effect on the adult male or female reproductive system of the developing fetus or child. SDS – safety data sheet sensitization – an immune-response reaction state in which further exposure elicits an immune or allergic response. silicosis – a condition of massive fibrosis of the causing shortness of breath. skin – notation used to indicate possible exposure to a chemical by absorption through the skin. specific gravity – STEL – short term exposure limit. subcutaneous – beneath the skin. target organ effects – chemically caused effects upon specifically listed organs an systems. teratogen – an agent or substance that caused physical defects in developing embryo. TLV (threshold value) – a term established by ACGIH to express the airborne concentration of a material to which nearly all workers can be exposed day after day without adverse effects. TWA (time-weighted average) – the expression for average exposure which accounts for fluctuating levels during a given time period. UEL (upper explosive limit) – the highest concentration of a material in air that will produce an explosion. unstable – tending toward decomposition or other unwanted chemical change during normal handling or storage. vapor density – the weight of a vapor or gas compared to the equal volume of air. pressure – vertigo – a feeling of revolving in space; dizziness, giddiness. viscosity – measurement of the flow properties of a material. water reactive – a chemical that releases a hazardous gas, often violently, upon contact with water.
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