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Salon Achema
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Safety and efficacy of the TRIVOREX® powder
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TRIVOREX®: User Reports
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Chemical risk, from physico chemical to toxicology
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Training of Occupational Health professionals
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Chemical risks in automotive industry
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Legal provisions
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Chemical Hazard and Human Health
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Prevor Products
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Crotonaldehyde: Focus on Specific Chemicals of Interest
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Cancer Treatment and Chemical Hazards
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Chemical Skin Injury
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Picric Acid - Understanding Specific Chemicals Hazard
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Scientific Publication
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Li-ion batteries : chemical hazard inside our cars ?
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Record of testimony
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Endocrine Disruptors
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TRIVOREX®
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PREVOR : Specialist in chemical risk management and emergency treatment of chemical injuries and burns.
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PREVOR in Bangladesh: Serving Humanitarian Aid Organisations
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PREVOR - Who is PREVOR?
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How can you become a PREVOR representative in your country?
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EC marking and Classification of medical devices
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European Standard EN 15154 - Safety Showers
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DIPHOTERINE® solution aerosols and sprays - cutaneous decontamination of chemical burns
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Pictographs in the workplace
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The secrets of solvation
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PREVOR Worldwide
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Recruitment space - PREVOR
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Laboratory: Control chemical exposures
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Laboratory: Fire prevention
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Laboratory - Avoid tissue injuries
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Laboratory: Storage of chemicals
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Books on chemical risk - prevention and management of chemical risk and burns
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How to understand the new labelling of chemicals GHS and CLP: Useful links
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How to understand the new labelling of chemicals GHS and CLP
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Chemical ocular burns
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What are the risks and solutions in case of chemical spills?
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ACICAPTAL®
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BASICAPTAL®
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POLYCAPTOR®
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What should I do when a chemical spills?
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TRIVOREX® - Tested products
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General instructions for using the TRIVOREX® neutralizing absorbent
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PREVOR : Specialist in chemical risk management and emergency treatment of chemical injuries and burns.
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Chemical risk in the aeronautic
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Are we prepared?
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Chemical risk in civil construction industries and cement production
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Carcinogens: Different Classifications
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Chemical Risk at Home: Hydro soluble unit-dose laundry pods
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Chemical risks in detergents production
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Chemical risk in water treatment?
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Chemical risks in emergency departments
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Understanding the risk of Specific Chemicals of Interest: Thioglycolic Acid
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Understanding the risk of Specific Chemicals of Interest: Vinyl Acetate
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Chemical risk in food industry
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Katie Piper - victim of a chemical aggression
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Why speak about chemical injury rather than chemical burn?
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Chemical risk in industrial subcontracting for the maintenance
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Chemical risk in metallurgy
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Chemical risks in mining industry
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Recent Developments in Nanotoxicology
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Nitric acid, a danger lurking
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Chemical risk in paper industry?
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Chemical risks in pharmaceutical industry
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Chemical risks in petrochemical industry
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Chemical risk in solar energy
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Chemical risk in plastic and rubber industry
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Organization of SAMU in Brazil
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Chemical risks in semiconductors industry
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Chemical risks in chemical wastes treatment
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Mechanism of the chemical burn and creation of the chemical injury
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Summary of the Chemical Burn
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Worsening factors of the chemical burn
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DIPHOTERINE® solution
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Diphoterine® solution eyewashes
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions about Diphoterine® solution
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Scientific publications, studies and articles on DIPHOTERINE® solution
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Cutaneous washing with Diphoterine® solution's showers and sprays
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Aims and issues of decontamination in case of chemical accident and human exposure to corrosive or irritants - The DIPHOTERINE® solution
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Hexafluorine® solution eyewashes
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hexafluorine® solution
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Fluoride ions in acidic medium- corrosive and toxic like hydrofluoric acid, a danger to be considered
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Hexafluorine® solution
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Scientific publications, studies and articles on HEXAFLUORINE® solution
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Cutaneous washing with Hexafluorine® solution's showers
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Mechanism and specificities of hydrofluoric acid burns (HF burns)
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Occupational doctor: What to do on learning through an employee or the director that new chemical products are being used?
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Rinsing instructions of chemical burns with DIPHOTERINE® and HEXAFLUORINE® solutions
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DIPHOTERINE® Autonomous Portable Shower
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HEXAFLUORINE® Autonomous Portable Shower
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DIPHOTERINE® Sterilized Individual Eyewash
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DIPHOTERINE® Wall-mounted Station
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DIPHOTERINE® Wall-mounted Station for Extreme Cold conditions
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HEXAFLUORINE® Wall-mounted Station
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HEXAFLUORINE® Wall-mounted Station Extreme Cold conditions
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DIPHOTERINE® MICRO-DAP
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DIPHOTERINE® MINI-DAP
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The Portal of chemical risk
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List of tested chemicals
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Testimonies on DIPHOTERINE®
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Testimonies on HEXAFLUORINE®
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Testimonies on Absorbents
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The mechanism of thermal burns
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PREVOR : Specialist in chemical risk management and emergency treatment of chemical injuries and burns.
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Contact PREVOR
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Scientific publications, studies and articles on DIPHOTERINE® and HEXAFLUORINE® solutions
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Using the TRIVOREX® powder to decontaminate mercury
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The TRIVOREX® powder is used to absorb the pollution
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