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NYC-WTC_000195164
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
-ASBESTOS REPROTEXT ® System Page 1 of 27
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ASBESTOS REPROTEXT ® System Document Outline 1.0 ADMINISTRATION 2.0 INTRODUCTION 3.0 EFFECTS OF ACUTE EXPOSURE 4.0 EFFECTS OF CHRONIC EXPOSURE 5.0 CARCINOGENIC EFFECTS 6.0 GENETIC EFFECTS 7.0 REPRODUCTIVE EFFECTS 8.0 PREDISPOSING CONDITIONS 9.0 BIOMONITORING 11.0 SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 12.6 REFERENCES 13.0 AUTHOR INFORMATION
1.0 ADMINISTRATION 1.1 SYNONYMS AMIANTHUS AMOSITE (obsolete) AMPHIBOLE ASBEST (GERMAN) ASBESTOS ASBESTOS DUST ASBESTOS FIBER ASBESTOS FIBRE ASBESTOSE (GERMAN) ASCARITE FIBROUS GRUNERITE
1. CONSTITUENTS OF THE GROUP
SERPENTINE ASBESTOS CHRYSOTILE (WHITE ASBESTOS) AMPHIBOLE ASBESTOS ACTINOLITE AMOSITE (BROWN ASBESTOS) ANTHOPHYLLITE CROCIDOLITE (BLUE ASBESTOS) MYSORITE (BROWN ASBESTOS) TREMOLITE
1.2 IDENTIFIERS
1.2.1 CAS REGISTRY NUMBER:
CAS 1332-21-4
http://www.tomescps.eom/DAT A/RE/RE356.HTM?Top=Yes 1/4/2002
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