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  • Goldman, M.
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    Comparison of Combustion Toxicity From the University of Pittsburgh Test With Large and Intermediate Scale Fire Tests.
    Anderson Labs., Inc., Dedham, MA
    International Conference on Fire Safety, 13th. Volume 13. January 11-15, 1988, Product Safety Corp., Sunnyvale, CA, Millbrae, CA, 430-434 p., 1988

  • Suzuki, H.
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    Progress Report on Fire and Toxicity Chemistry in Japan.
    Building Research Institute, Ibaraki-ken, Japan
    NISTIR 4449,
    U.S./Japan Government Cooperative Program on Natural Resources (UJNR). Fire Research and Safety. 11th Joint Panel Meeting. October 19-24, 1989, Berkeley, CA, Jason, N. H.; Cramer, D. M., Editors, 70-71 p., 1990

  • Hirata, T.; Fukui, Y.; Kawamoto, S.; Inoue, M.
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    Combustion Toxicity of Woods Treated With Retardants and CCA Preservatives.
    Forestry and Forest Products Research Institute, Ibaraki, Japan
    NISTIR 4449,
    U.S./Japan Government Cooperative Program on Natural Resources (UJNR). Fire Research and Safety. 11th Joint Panel Meeting. October 19-24, 1989, Berkeley, CA, Jason, N. H.; Cramer, D. M., Editors, 72-79 p., 1990

  • Stacy, H. W.
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    Combustion Toxicity Testing by the University of Pittsburgh Method: A Review of the Performance Characteristics of a Variety of Materials and Products. (Abstract Only)
    Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX
    Fire Retardant Chemicals Association. Fire Retardant Engineering Polymers and Alloys--Products and Applications--Compounding--Testing and Evaluation. FRCA Spring Conference, 1989. March 12-15, 1989, Technomic Publishing Co., Lancaster, PA, San Antonio, TX, 223 p., 1989

  • Packham, S. C.
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    Flammability and Toxicological Aspects Pertaining to the Combustion of Douglas Fir.
    Utah Univ., Salt Lake City
    University of Utah. Flammability of Materials. Polymer Conference Series. July 7-11, 1975, Salt Lake City, UT, 1-26 p., 1975

  • Esposito, F. M.
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    Blood and Air Concentrations of Benzene, Carbon Monoxide and Hydrogen Cyanide Following Inhalation of These Gases or Thermal Decomposition Products of Polymers Releasing These Toxicants. Special Report to National Bureau of Standards Toxicity of Plastic Combustion Products.
    Pittsburgh Univ., PA
    National Bureau of Standards, Washington, DC, Thesis, September 1987, 274 p.

  • Chien, W. P.; Delain, G. E.; Richards, F. S.
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    New York State Fire Gas Toxicity Requirements: Past, Present and Future.
    New York State Department of State, Albany
    Journal of Fire Sciences, Vol. 9, No. 3, 173-182, May/June 1991

  • International Organization for Standardization
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    Toxicity Testing of Fire Effluents. Part 1. General.
    International Organization for Standardization, Geneve, Switzerland
    ISO TR 9122-1, November 15, 1989, 23 p.

  • International Organization for Standardization
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    Toxicity Testing of Fire Effluents. Part 2. Guidelines for Biological Assays to Determine the Acute Inhalation Toxicity of Fire Effluents (Basic Principles, Criteria and Methodology).
    International Organization for Standardization, Geneve, Switzerland
    ISO TR 9122-2, October 15, 1990, 18 p.

  • Kibert, C. J.
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    Combustion Toxicilogy Testing of Halon Replacement Agents.
    Florida Univ., Gainesville
    American Technologies International. Fire Safety '91 Conference. Volume 4. November 4-7, 1991, Am. Technologies Intl., Pinellas Park, FL, St. Petersburg, FL, 227-237 p., 1991