Search Results - "Smith, Eldon A"

PRELIMINARY ASSESSMENT OF A PYROTECHNICALLY GENERATED AEROSOL FIRE SUPPRESSANT by Smith, Eldon A, Kimmel, Edgar C, Bowen, Larry E, Reboulet, James E, Carpenter, Robert L

“…Fischer 344 rats (approximately 250-300 g) were exposed to the aerosol resulting from the pyrolysis of SFE Formulation A at a loading of 50 or 80 g/ m3…”
Get full text

PHYSIOLOGIC MODELS FOR COMPARISON OF INHALATION DOSE BETWEEN LABORATORY AND FIELD-GENERATED ATMOSPHERES OF A DRY POWDER FIRE SUPPRESSANT by Kimmel, C. Kimmel, Carpenter, L. Carpenter, Smith, A. Smith, Reboulet, E. Reboulet, Black, H. Black

“…SFE, a solid (dry powder) fire extinguishant, has been evaluated for fire suppression. A fire suppression atmosphere is achieved from pyrolysis of solid SFE,…”
Get full text

Environmental degradation of polyacrylamides II. Effects of environmental (outdoor) exposure by SMITH, E. A, PRUES, S. L, OEHME, F. W

“…The environmental fate of a polyacrylamide thickening agent (PATA), formulated without and with a glyphosate-surfactant herbicide (GH), was examined under…”
Get full text

Environmental Degradation of Polyacrylamides. 1. Effects of Artificial Environmental Conditions: Temperature, Light, and pH by Smith, Eldon A., Prues, Susan L., Oehme, Frederick W.

“…A polyacrylamide thickening agent (PATA) was formulated at four concentrations in distilled–deionized water, without and with a glyphosate–surfactant herbicide…”
Get full text

Acrylamide and polyacrylamide: a review of production, use, environmental fate and neurotoxicity by Smith, E A, Oehme, F W

“…Acrylamide is a highly water soluble vinyl monomer formed from the hydration of acrylonitrile. The major commercial use of acrylamide is the formation of…”
Get more information

Environmental Degradation of Polyacrylamides by Smith, Eldon A., Prues, Susan L., Oehme, Frederick W.

“…The environmental fate of a polyacrylamide thickening agent (PATA), formulated without and with a glyphosate-surfactant herbicide (GH), was examined under…”
Get full text

Evaluation of the Respiratory Tract after Acute Exposure to a Pyrotechnically Generated Aerosol Fire Suppressant by Smith, Eldon A., Kimmel, Edgar C., English, Jeffrey H, Bowen, Larry E., Reboulet, James E., Carpenter, Robert L.

“…Fischer 344 rats (250–300 g) were exposed to the resulting aerosols from the pyrolysis of Spectrex Fire Extinguishant (SFE) Formulation A, a pyrotechnically…”
Get full text