Nowadays these bags offer a very low oxygen migration rate and are an effective barrier to the organic materials (such
as naphthalene) that can taint the wine.
Not exact matches
The wells also contained benzene at 50 times the level that is considered safe for people,
as well
as phenols — another dangerous human carcinogen — acetone, toluene,
naphthalene and traces of diesel fuel.
One such sequence served
as the «signature» of the species that was eating
naphthalene.
The new proximity - driven rhodium (II) catalyst known
as MM - 206 finds and modifies an inhibitor - binding site on the protein's coiled coil — literally protein coils coiled around each other — and delivers the inhibitor,
naphthalene sulfonamide, to the modified site.
Then they tumbled and spun tiny particles of polystyrene, biphenyl,
naphthalene and other hydrocarbons inside it, watching
as the material collided, charged and clumped under conditions simulating Titan's atmosphere and lower gravity.
Mothballs may look benign, but can be quite dangerous
as they typically contain chemicals such
as paradichlorobenzene or
naphthalene.
Mothballs and
naphthalene flakes are poisonous to cats and using them
as a repellent could result in death.
Not only do CFL's contain mercury, Montford says, they have also been found to «emit known carcinogens such
as phenol,
naphthalene and styrene when the are switched on».