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Fire hazard and toxic potency of the smoke from burning materials

Hirschler, 1987

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11512769133502686829
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Hirschler M
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Journal of fire sciences

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Caution is required to interpret the results of small-scale tests for toxic potency of smoke. The purpose of carrying out such tests is the identification of materials which are unusually toxic or which represent an unusual toxic fire hazard. This objective can be achieved by …
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