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NYC-WTC_000199683

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

Acute (Continued) • Freon (R-22) release from refrigeration plant. • R-22 breakdown products • Hydrogen Sulfide • Noise from equipment & tools

Chronic Hazards (Long Term) • Asbestos - sprayed on insulation may have been present in Tower 1. Smaller quantities in other buildings. • Metals - chromium, cadmium, cobalt, lead, : and other metals contained in building i ji materials, building furnishings and soil • Silica from concrete demolition

Chronic (Continued) • PAHs from hot spots • Diesel fume from diesel engines • Noise from equipment • Mercury from residual building components

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