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- 1. Addressing the Issue of SH&E Management and Nanotechnology Presented by Robert C. Adams, MS, CIH, CSP ENVIRON International Corporation Princeton NJ
- 7. The Media and Nanotechnology Nanotechnology Regulation Needed, Critics Say December 5, 2005 Study Raises Concerns About Carbon Particles March 29, 2004 ASSESSING RISKS; Technology's Future: A Look at the Dark Side May 17, 2006 The promise and perils of the nanotech revolution; Possibilities range from disaster to advances in medicine, space July 26, 2004 Solar Energy Nanotechnology Can Replace Fossil Fuels July 11, 2005
- 24. Direct Transport to Brain? Rat Latex Microspheres, UF carbon, Mn, but not Iron Monkey Viruses, UF Gold. Mn Fish Mn, Fullerenes Human Mn Fume? Drugs
- 34. Condensation particle counter capable of measuring particles to 10 nm. Source : TSI Three stage nanoparticle cascade impactor capable of proving three particle size fractions - 32, 18 and 10 nm. Source : MSP Corporation
- 51. A Concept for Best Management
- 55. Application of Control Banding
- 60. Thank You [email_address] 609.243.9848
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- Both sprays distributed under the name "Nano Magic” used the TUV Sued stamp "Production Inspected, Safety Approved”. According to the TUV Sued, this attribution was never given for the product under reference. "It is irresponsible to give the consumers a mistaken sense of security by falsifying stamps,” said vzbv Chair Edda Müller. TUV Sued Press Release The basic takeaway message is that this is a perfect example of what not to do. The paper industry should take heed from bad product stewardship in this case. EPA: http://es.epa.gov/ncer/nano/research/nano_fate_and_transport.html
- Nanoparticles of titanium dioxide used in sunscreens do not penetrate beyond the epidermis
- Experimental studies in rats have shown that at equivalent mass doses, tested insoluble ultrafine particles are more potent than larger particles of similar composition in causing pulmonary inflammation, tissue damage, and lung tumors Existing toxicity information about a given material can provide a baseline for anticipating the possible adverse health effects that may occur from exposure to that same material on the nanoscale Not possible to set health protective limits without assumptions about toxicity relative to that of the same macro-scale material