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TEQ
(redirected from Toxicity Equivalent)

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TEQToxicity Equivalent
TEQTime Domain Equalizer
TEQTeacher Education Quarterly
TEQTerra Est Quaestuosa (web-based game, Spanish: Lland is Profitable)
TEQThe Evil Quakkers (gaming clan)
TEQTinnitus Effect Questionnaire
TEQTeqillers (gaming clan)


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Because there are many species of chlorinated dioxins and furans with varying degrees of suspected toxicity, a system of weighting factors has been developed to provide a rough estimate of the toxicity equivalent (TEQ) of mixtures of dioxins and furans.
Incinerator air emissions: inhalation exposure perspectives by Rogers, Harvey W. / Journal of Environmental Health
Thus, when biologic measures of internal OP pesticide dose are available, cumulative OP pesticide dose equivalents can be calculated for a population by converting individual OP pesticide doses to index chemical toxicity equivalent doses, using RPFs, and then summing them.
Cumulative organophosphate pesticide exposure and risk assessment ... by Eskenazi, Brenda / Environmental Health Perspectives
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