Measurement and monitoring of non-criteria (toxic) contraminants in air

Guide for the assessment of toxic hazards in fire in buildings and transport by 8096 British Standards Institution

Toxic materials analysis of street surface contaminants [mikrofis]/ by Pitt, Robert Ervin

Environmental management handbook: toxic, chemical matarial and waste/ by 273929 Kokoszka, Leopold C., Flood, Jared W.

Toxicity of used drilling fluids to mysids (mysidopsis bahia) / by 291096 Gaetz, Charles T., Duke, Thomas W., Montgomery, Richard

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Toxic materials in the atmosphere : sampling and analysis : a symposium by Himmelsbach, B. F.

The effects of nano-additives on exhaust emissions and toxicity on mankind by Norhafana, M., M. M., Noor, A. A., Hairuddin, S., Harikrishnan, K., Kadirgama, D., Ramasamy

“…The nano additives are then further discussed of its effects to humans by way of toxicity, engine corrosion, real time applications and limitations that ensue. …”
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An Interspecific Comparison of Trace Metal Toxicity to Marine Phytoplankton by Hughes, David J.

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Empirical Approaches for the Investigation of Toxicant-Induced Loss of Tolerance by Miller, C., Ashford, Nicholas A., Doty, R., Lamielle, M., Otto, D., Rahill, A., Wallace, L.

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Molecules and materials for the optical detection of explosives and toxic chemicals by Thomas, Samuel William, III

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Amyloid Deposits: Protection Against Toxic Protein Species? by Treusch, Sebastian, Cyr, Douglas M., Lindquist, Susan

“…Furthermore, we discuss how exceeding the cellular capacity for protective deposition of misfolded proteins may contribute to the formation of toxic protein species.…”
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The toxicity and mutagenicity of the aflatoxin B₁ formamidopyrimidine DNA adduct by Smela, Maryann E. (Maryann Elizabeth), 1974-

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Layered materials for energy applications : electrochemistry and toxicity studies by Naziah Mohamad Latiff

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Mould, unpacking toxic shame with making of diaristic photobook by Lin, Shiauyu

“…Mould demonstrate the making of photobook as a therapeutic process that helps in confronting unresolved personal issues of toxic shame, unpacking the layered coping mechanisms and symptoms, and finding new perspective to the problem. …”
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Biological toxicity of graphite nanomaterials towards living cells by Phee, Derek Keng Yang

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Influence of impurities on the electrochemistry of carbon nanotubes and the toxicity of nanomaterials by Chng, Elaine Lay Khim

“…Consequently, concerns were raised about their possible nanotoxicological impact but the variations in their physiochemical properties have made it challenging to evaluate their toxicities. This project will investigate the toxicity effects of multiple derivatives of graphene, and this is also extended to include molybdenum sulfide which is another 2D material as well as nanomotors. …”
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Probing the toxicity mechanism of multiwalled carbon nanotubes on bacteria by Hartono, Maria Regina, Kushmaro, Ariel, Chen, Xiaodong, Marks, Robert S.

“…The potential of combining the sorption capability of CNTs with bacterial degradation for pollutant removal, however, necessitates further investigation of the mechanisms of CNTs’ toxicity towards bacterial cells. In this study, we used a panel of stress-responsive recombinant Escherichia coli bioluminescence bacterial strains to explore the possible mechanisms of toxicity of multiwalled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs). …”
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The toxicity of graphene oxides : dependence on the oxidative methods used by Chng, Elaine Lay Khim, Pumera, Martin

“…They have been primed as potential candidates for biomedical applications such as cell labeling and drug delivery, thus the toxicity and behavior of graphene oxides in biological systems are fundamental issues that need urgent attention. …”
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Tthe possibility of toxic compounds present in acacia villosa by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…(Key Words: Toxic Compound, Acacia Villosa).…”

The protective effect of hibiscus sabdariffa towards liver toxicity by Ahmad Raus, Raha, Mohd-Isa, Emy Sazri

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