food · combustion
Fly-ash dust
Fine ash particulate that may become airborne during handling and processing; NIOSH discusses it as a respirable nuisance particulate in its sugar-beet HHE exposure table.
dustrespirable
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metal · agricultural · combustion
Additive-manufacturing powder dust
Powdered material that can become airborne during additive-manufacturing loading, handling, maintenance, and post-processing, including powder-bed technologies.
dustaerosolnanoparticle
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Combustible dust
Finely divided solid particles that can disperse in air and ignite or explode when an ignition source is present.
dust
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Zinc chloride fume
Airborne zinc chloride particulate and fume generated during smoke-generating devices, heating, or other industrial processes.
fume
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Wildfire smoke particulate
Fine airborne particulate and other combustion products in wildfire smoke that can irritate the eyes and respiratory system and worsen breathing problems.
fume
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Diesel exhaust particulate
Fine particulate emitted in diesel exhaust, including at vehicle bays and other workplaces where diesel engines operate.
dust
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Biosolids dust
Dried biosolids particulate identified by OSHA as a potentially combustible dust material.
dust
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Dried-blood organic dust
Dried blood particulate identified by OSHA as an organic combustible-dust material requiring task-specific hazard information.
dust
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Magnesium metal dust
Magnesium metal particulate identified by OSHA as a combustible dust with fire, deflagration, and explosion potential.
dust
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Wildfire ash dust
Dust and ash particles deposited by wildfires and resuspended during wildfire cleanup.
dust
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Workplace mixed aerosol
An airborne suspension of particles or droplets that may include dust, mist, fume, or smoke; this is a form-level educational record rather than a single chemical substance.
mixedaerosol
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Open-waste-burning smoke and particulate
Smoke and fine particulate emissions produced when mixed household or municipal waste is burned in the open; the pollutant mixture varies with the materials burned.
aerosolfumemixed
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Household solid-fuel smoke particulate
Fine particulate and smoke mixture produced by burning wood, crop waste, dung, charcoal, or coal in open fires and inefficient household stoves.
aerosolfumemixed
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PFAS-containing fire dust
Combustion and fire-debris dust that may contain PFAS from stain-resistant upholstery, carpeting, firefighting foams, or contaminated gear.
dustaerosolmixed
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Powdered epoxy resin dust
Fine particulate released while handling and applying powdered epoxy resin coatings.
dust
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