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HCEHost Card Emulation (software)
HCEHyundai Construction Equipment (various locations)
HCEHouston Camera Exchange (Houston, TX)
HCEHighly Compensated Employee
HCEHalo Combat Evolved
HCEHalo Custom Edition (game)
HCEHere Comes Everybody (from Finnegan's Wake)
HCEHoliday Cookie Exchange
HCEHexachloroethane (CAS Number 67-72-1)
HCEHealth Care Executive
HCEHousing Consumer Education (various locations)
HCEHealth Care of the Elderly
HCEHome & Community Education
HCEHawaiian Creole English
HCEHealth Care Experience
HCEHeat Collection Element (solar power)
HCEHighly Conserved Element (genes)
HCEHyper-Cerebral Electrosis
HCEHydrocarbon Expelled
HCEHealthcare Entity
HCEHuman Centric Engine (Fujitsu)
HCEHigh Country Electric, Inc. (Las Vegas, NV)
HCEHunter Centre for Entrepreneurship (University of Strathclyde; UK)
HCEHitachi Consulting Europe (est. 2006)
HCEHot Carrier Effect
HCEHeater Control Electronics
HCEHypertext Cultural Experiences (Venice, Italy)
HCEHuman Caused Error
HCEHobie Cat Europe
HCEHardware Configuration Engineer
HCEHarmonie des Chemins de fer d'Epernay (Epernay Railway Wind Orchestra)
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Aggregated "Agree:Disagree:Neutral" Numeric Ratio Table Chemicals Chemicals HHRV Agree: Disagree: Neutral 1,4 Dioxane RfD RfC 6:4:1 OSF IUR 3:1:0 Biphenyl RfD 3:5:0 RfC 1:0:0 OSF 2:1:1 IUR 1:0:0 Cis -Dichloroethylene RfD 2:8:0 RfC 1:1:0 OSF IUR Trans -Dichloroethylene RfD 3:3:0 RfC 0:3:0 OSF IUR Dichloromethane RfD 3:6:1 RfC 4:7:0 OSF 1:4:0 IUR 1:0:0 Hexachloroethane RfD 4:6:0 RfC 3:3:0 OSF 3:0:0 IUR Methanol RfD 6:4:0 RfC 3:6:0 OSF 0:1:0 IUR Trichloroacetic Acid RfD 4:6:0 RfC 0:1:0 OSF 2:0:0 IUR Urea RfD 3:1:0 RfC 4:0:0 OSF 1:0:0 IUR
DOES STAKEHOLDER PARTICIPATION INFLUENCE EPA'S CHEMICAL RISK VALUES?
Mendez, "A fatal case following exposure to zinc chloride and hexachloroethane from a smoke bomb in a fire simulation at a school," Clinical Toxicology, vol.
Zinc Chloride Smoke Inhalation Induced Severe Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome: First Survival in the United States with Extended Duration (Five Weeks) Therapy with High Dose Corticosteroids in Combination with Lung Protective Ventilation
The reagents of hexachloroethane, pentachloroethane, tetrachloroethylene, trichloroethylene, and dichloroethylene were all HPLC grade and were purchased from the Sigma Company.
Dechlorination of hexachloroethane in water using iron shavings and amended iron shavings: kinetics and pathways
In addition, the requisitioning and stockpiling of extra rounds of hexachloroethane (HC), white phosphorus, and other smoke-producing munitions would logistically be much easier and cheaper than maintaining a fleet of generators and transporting them to areas where they are needed.
Vanishing Act: the glorious life and of silent death of battlefield obscuration
Biological Monitoring of Hexachloroethane. International Archives of Occupational and Environmental Health 1993; 65(1):111-114.
Exposure assessment to metals in an armament repair shop of a military organization/Avaliacao da exposicao a metais numa oficina de recuperacao de armamento de uma organizacao militar
Grain refinement of AZ91E and AM50A, especially with hexachloroethane, provided more resistance to hot tearing.
Staying ahead of the curve with a network: five AFS development projects that utilized a sponsor to exchange technical solutions and develop cost savings ideas are profiled
The European Commission adopted a further restriction on 29 October on use of the chemical product hexachloroethane (HCE).
NEW RESTRICTIONS ON CHEMICAL AGENT HCE
Skylighter's inventory includes acetone, ammonium perchlorate, benzoic acid, boric acid, calcium carbonate, xylene, chlorine, alcohol, sodium fluoaluminate, dextrin, sodium benzoate, guanidine nitrate, hexachloroethane, stearic acid, iodine, lactose, lead tetraoxide, sodium bicarbonate, lead monoxide, methylene chloride, shellac, oxalic acid, chlorinated rubber, polyethylene, tungsten, zinc chromate, sodium salicylate, polyvinyl chloride and sorbitol -- along with such prosaic items as pine rosin, tropical tree resin and rice hulls (coated with burst-powder to break shells).
Fireworks and Pollution
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