Hexaclorobutadieno - ToxFAQsTM : CAS n.º 87-68-2

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Hexachlorobutadiene – ToxFAQsTM : CAS# 87-68-3 [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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Hexachlorobutadiene – ToxFAQsTM : CAS# 87-68-3 [Portuguese] Esta ficha informativa responde às perguntas de saúde mais frequentes (FAQ) sobre hexaclorobutadieno. 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. Esta informação é importante, 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. RESUMO: A maioria da exposição a hexaclorobutadieno tem origem na inalação do ar no local de trabalho. As pessoas que residem perto de locais de resíduos perigosos podem estar expostas a este através da inalação de ar ou ingestão de água contaminada. Os estudos em animais sugerem que o hexaclorobutadieno pode prejudicar os rins e fígado e pode provocar tumores nos rins. Este químico foi encontrado em pelo menos 47 dos 1416 locais da Lista de Prioridades Nacional (NPL, National Priorities List) identificados pela Agência de Proteção Ambiental (EPA, Environmental Protection Agency). CS249955-V tfacts42_portuguese.pdf

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