1,4-Dioxano- ToxFAQsTM : CAS n.º 123-91-1

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1,4-dioxane - ToxFAQs™ : CAS # 123-91-1 [Portuguese]

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United States. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. Division of Toxicology and Health Human Sciences.

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1,4-dioxane - ToxFAQs™ : CAS # 123-91-1 [Portuguese]

Esta ficha informativa responde às perguntas de saúde mais frequentes (FAQ) sobre 1,4-dioxano. Para mais informações, contacte o Centro de Informação CDC para o número 1-800-232-4636. Esta ficha informativa pertence a uma série de resumos sobre substâncias perigosas e os seus efeitos na saúde. É importante que compreenda esta informação, porque esta substância pode prejudicá-lo. Os efeitos da exposição a qualquer substância perigosa dependem da dose, duração, forma da exposição, características e hábitos pessoais, e se estão presentes outros químicos.

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