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Despite the best efforts of the government, health, and environmental agencies, improper use of hazardous chemicals is pervasive in commercial products, and can yield devastating effects, from people developing brittle bones[1] and severe congenital defects, to strips of wildlife laying dead by poisoned rivers.[2]
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Despite the best efforts of the government, health, and environmental agencies, improper use of hazardous chemicals is pervasive in commercial products, and...
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and cutter, producing polystyrene in pellet form. Otis Ray McIntire (1918–1996), a chemical engineer of Dow Chemical, rediscovered a process first patented...
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