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10/8/2018 · Chemical Industry

The Scientific Method Solves a Slip and Fall Litigation Claim

By: Dr. Gerard Macri

A slip or trip and fall accident can occur in almost any location, from a wet floor in the grocery store to a dangerously uneven sidewalk. Not every situation gives rise to legal liability, but valid slip and fall claims are filed and settled every year.

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9/10/2018 · Chemical Industry

Flammability of Bakken Crude Oil: Dangerous Rail Cargo Even When Empty

By: Dr. Gerard Macri

Suppose for the moment a noteworthy author published a paper dealing with the chemical properties of a flammable substance (like ethanol) made the following statements

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8/21/2018 · Chemical Industry

Summary of the Health Risk Assessments of Synthetic Turf Fields

By: Dr. Gerard Macri

The use of synthetic field turf or grass on athletic and recreational fields has increased significantly over the last 40 years primarily because of their durability and low maintenance. However, agency reports and published literature have heightened the public awareness of the potential health risks associated with the chemical constituents present in these synthetic fields.

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7/27/2018 · Chemical Industry

Disposal of Separate Hazardous Waste Streams as a Single, Combined Non-Hazardous Waste

By: Dr. Gerard Macri

Hazardous waste is a waste with properties that make it potentially dangerous or harmful to human health or the environment. The universe of hazardous wastes is large and diverse. Hazardous wastes can be liquids, solids, or contained gases. They can be discrete chemical compounds, mixtures of compounds, or simply have some property that makes them hazardous. In regulatory terms, a hazardous waste is a waste that appears on one of the four RCRA (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act) hazardous wastes lists (the F-list, K-list, P-list, or U-list) or that exhibits one of the four characteristics of a hazardous waste - ignitability, corrosivity, reactivity, or toxicity.

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7/6/2018 · Chemical Industry

An Explosion Caused by the Mixture of Two Incompatible Waste Chemicals without the Support of Oxygen and an Ignition Source

By: Dr. Gerard Macri

In 2002, a violent explosion from inside the basement of a ten-story building in New York City hospitalized 31 people (four critically) and caused extensive damages to the masonry structure. The blast dislodged portions of the basement ceiling and inside walls, collapsed the concrete stairwells and portions of the elevator shaft, and shattered glass windows five stories above ground

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6/15/2018 · Injury

Personal Injury Claim of Chemical Sensitization Caused by the Vapors Released from a Constructive Adhesive Consumer Product

By: Dr. Gerard Macri

A New York City pathologist who lived in a Manhattan apartment claimed personal injury from the inhalation of vapors released from a commercially available construction adhesive used in her apartment while she was present. The plaintiff claimed permanent pulmonary distress, asthmatic symptoms, and sensitization to the smell of virtually all other chemicals – including common household chemicals.

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5/21/2018 · Chemical Industry

Personal Injury Caused by a Steam Explosion Triggered by the Exothermic Reaction of a Caustic Sewer Drain Cleaner and Water

By: Dr. Gerard Macri

Commercial household drain cleaners sold in retail stores around the country contain a combination of fairly aggressive chemicals designed to unclog drains by dissolving grease, hair, food proteins, and other organic waste products.

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