Sentences with phrase «glycol when»

We have little information about the safety of vapors like propylene glycol when they are heated and directly inhaled, rather than eaten or used on the skin.

Not exact matches

Instead of using R - 22 refrigerant, which can damage the earth's protective ozone layer when released, the refrigeration systems used in the manufacturing process employ glycol as refrigerant.

When his lab's mass spectrometer showed a chemical profile identical to the one he was seeking, he dissolved the compound in propylene glycol, an odorless solvent that turned the mestanolone into a liquid.

Rather, the product contains a «separate and distinct chemical,» methylene glycol, which when heated, releases formaldehyde.

«The industry supports the determination made by CIR (Cosmetic Ingredient Review) that methylene glycol / formaldehyde when used in hair straighteners is not safe,» said Halyna Breslawec, chief scientist at the Personal Care Products Council.

Materials capable of storing heat include those such as bricks or concrete that slowly release the stored heat, and others such as water or ethylene glycol that take in heat when they transform from a solid to a liquid.

And hopes are raised even further when one reads that researchers at the American Red Cross in Bethesda, Maryland, have developed a sophisticated mixture of formamide, dimethyl sulphoxide and propylene glycol (the so - called «antifreeze» in the blend) with which it may soon be possible to preserve human organs outside the body almost indefinitely (Technology, 31 July).

There are a few case reports, including in the New England Journal of Medicine, when patients injected with psychiatric drugs containing propylene glycol were shown to quickly develop acidosis that can cause a coma and kidney failure.

And in general, water is a great substitute in an emergency when you have to limp to a garage, but the ethylene glycol raises the boiling temperature of the water which prevents it from turning to steam in your engine.

Stage 2 begins when the dog's liver begins metabolizing the ethylene glycol, changing it into more toxic substances.

Anti-freeze (ethylene glycol) when ingested, even in small quantities, can be extremely dangerous to your pets.

In Phantom Ringtone (2013) propylene glycol, one such ingredient, is used as a medium for a fragrance formulation that is intended to capture the common experience (known as «phantom ringing») of feeling that one's cell phone is ringing or vibrating when it is not.

Help Chief Engineer when needed: change tubes, glycol, run generator to make sure it is working properly and cover for Chief Engineer when needed.