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Volatile organic compound
(Ticaret) (voice of the customer) In six sigma and other quality improvement programs, the identification and prioritization of true customer needs and requirements through the use of focus groups, interviews and other methods
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Volatile Organic Compounds, constituents of air pollution
Volatile Organic Compound An organic compound which evaporates into the surrounding enviroment ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ Ottawa - Tel: (613) 836-2748 / Fax: (613) 836-1063 Across Canada - Tel: 1-800-265-4303 / Fax: 1-800-611-2511
Volatile Organic Compounds Plastisol and water-based inks almost always have very low VOC's VOC's are measured in parts per million as they evaporate at a specific rate defined by government regulatory agencies Most plastisols and water-based inks manufactured in the U S A are well below the minimum level established by the Federal Agency OSHA (Occupational Safety & Hazard Agency) When compounds are below this level they can qualify for no reporting by users as a VOC free product VOC's are listed on MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet) which are supplied from manufacturers
Volatile Organic Compound Any substance or compound with a vapor pressure greater than one tenth millimeter of mercury
Volatile Organic Compound See "fossil fuel "
Volatile Organic Carbon
Volatile organic compounds, such as trichloroethylene (TCE)
– Volatile organic compound
Volatile Organic Compounds - mainly solvents such as xylene, toluene They take part in reactions with Nitrogen Dioxide in strong sunlight to form ozone
Volatile Organic Compounds
(noun) Volatile Organic Compounds Organic substances which easily become vaporous or gaseous Frequently deemed a health hazard Often used as quick dry solvents which, on evaporation, give off volatiles (An increasing environmental concern )
Abbreviation for volatile organic compounds, petroleum substances used as the vehicles for many printing inks
Volatile Organic Compound Any carbon compound that evaporates under standard test conditions Essentially, all paint and caulk solvents except water are classified as VOCs Some government agencies are limiting the amount of volatile organic compounds permitted in paint because of concerns about environmental and health effects
Volatile organic compounds Used in coatings and print because they evaporate very rapidly
volatile organic compound A highly evaporative, carbon-based chemical substance, which produces noxious fumes; found in many paints, caulks, stains, and adhesives
Volatile Organic Compound Synthetic organic compounds which easily vaporize and are often carcinogenic
volatile organic hydrocarbons – unburned hydrocarbons suspended in the air, which are a precursor to ozone formation
volatile organic compounds: a type of gas emitted by automobiles and petroleum refineries and regulated by the EPA under provisions of the Clean Air Act; toxic to humans at high concentrations
Volatile Organic Compounds (e g , butane, xylene, toluene)
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