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- Answer: Well the USA used hazardous radioactive waste to make their weapons more destructive in the Mid east.
- Answer: Mercury is a poisonous substance. Also it is normally in liquid form and evaporates so that gaseous mercury ian be easily breathed in.Exposure to mercury (particularly in shellfish) can interfere with pregnancy and prenatal health. Women who are or plan to become pregnant are advised to limit their seafood intake.Long-term exposure to mercury vapors can lead to brain damage, and insanity. The expression "mad as a hatter" comes from the days when haberdashers (hatmakers) used mercury to process felt and other materials for hats. Years of breathing in the vapors made them crazy.
- Answer: It is, why would they put a warning sticker if it is not?
- Answer: Yes they are hazardous to your health they release toxins and chemicals like beryllium, polyvinyl chloride and phthalates. There is a significant amount of bromine which is believed one of the causes of impaired memory functions and other human health problems, for instance interference with the thyroid and oestrogen hormone system, and has been linked to behavioral problems. And also the screen plays havoc with your eyes causing Myopia- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MyopiaHopes this helps
- Answer: I suppose they are dangerous to very young kids, because they have a choking hazard. However, other than that they are essentially just bracelets.
- Answer: Hospitals may use hazardous materials in their cleaning and maintenance operations, in their pharmacies, and some patient treatment procedures. They are also involved with hazardous materials if an emergency patient is brought in who may have been exposed to a hazardous material or may be contaminated with a hazardous material.
- Answer: Only if someone is throwing them at you!But if they are badly chipped or the enamel is peeling you should replace them.
- Answer: If a driver gets fatigued, he may not pay sufficient attention and get into an accident. In general, fatigue means some important step may be overlooked. When stamping some form, OSHA required that the "go" button be replaced by two buttons, one for each hand, that had to be pressed simultaneously, and the buttons were far apart, requiring two hands to operate. This procedure cut the number of times the hands were stamped out of existence.