How to respond to hazardous chemical spills.

Contributor(s):

Unterberg, Walter [et al.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Pollution technology review ; no. 155Publication details: Park Ridge, N.J.: Noyes Data Corp., 1988Description: xi, 274p.: illISBN:

0815511760

ISSN:

0090516X

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DDC classification:

363.179 HOW

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Bibliography: p.222-254

Joint authors: Robert W. Melvold, S. L. Davis, F. J. Stephens, F. G. Bush,

Introduction and use of the manual; Situation assessment; Selection of countermeasures; Description of countermeasures: Mechanical containment and displacement; Physical treatment; Chemical treatment; Biological treatment; Ultimate disposal/destruction; Guidelines for site assessment, entry, and control; Suggested guidelines for selecting chemical protective clothing; Personnel and response equipment decontamination

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