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Volcanic ash dust
Fine airborne particulate generated by volcanic eruptions and ashfall.
dustrespirable
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mineral
Desert dust-storm particulate
Windblown mineral and biological particulate suspended during drought and desert dust storms.
dust
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Asbestos-contaminated Libby vermiculite dust
Dust from vermiculite originating from the Libby, Montana mine, where amphibole asbestos fibers contaminated the ore. This profile does not generalize the findings to uncontaminated vermiculite.
fiber
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Asphalt-roofing mineral parting-agent dust
Inorganic mineral dust released when talc, sand, or other mineral parting agents are applied during asphalt-roofing-product manufacture.
dust
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Mineral oil mist
Colorless oily aerosol dispersed in air during machining, lubrication, cutting, or other mineral-oil handling.
mistaerosol
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Pesticide spray mist
Airborne droplets generated when pesticides are applied as sprays or fumigants; the source emphasizes inhalation exposure and respirator instructions rather than a disease-specific diagnosis.
mistaerosol
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Cyanamide dust
Airborne crystalline cyanamide particulate generated during handling of the solid chemical.
dust
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Sodium azide dust
Airborne crystalline sodium azide particulate generated during handling of the solid pesticide or laboratory chemical.
dust
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Hexachloronaphthalene dust
Airborne hexachloronaphthalene particulate generated during handling of the white-to-light-yellow solid.
dust
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Pentachloronaphthalene dust
Airborne pentachloronaphthalene solid or powder generated during handling of the chlorinated naphthalene chemical.
dust
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Octachloronaphthalene dust
Airborne waxy octachloronaphthalene particulate generated during handling of the pale-yellow solid.
dust
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Trichloronaphthalene dust
Airborne trichloronaphthalene particulate generated during handling of the colorless-to-pale-yellow solid.
dust
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Tetrachloronaphthalene dust
Airborne tetrachloronaphthalene particulate generated during handling of the colorless-to-pale-yellow solid.
dust
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Pentachlorophenol dust
Airborne crystalline pentachlorophenol fungicide particulate generated during handling of the solid chemical.
dust
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Dinitrotoluene dust
Airborne dinitrotoluene crystalline particulate generated during handling of the solid or crystallized industrial chemical.
dust
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m-Dinitrobenzene dust
Airborne pale-white or yellow m-dinitrobenzene particulate generated during handling of the combustible solid.
dust
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o-Dinitrobenzene dust
Airborne pale-white or yellow o-dinitrobenzene particulate generated during handling of the combustible solid.
dust
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p-Nitrochlorobenzene dust
Airborne yellow p-nitrochlorobenzene crystalline particulate generated during handling of the solid chemical.
dust
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p-Nitrotoluene dust
Airborne p-nitrotoluene crystalline particulate generated during handling of the combustible solid.
dust
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4-Aminodiphenyl dust
Airborne 4-aminodiphenyl crystalline particulate generated during handling of the combustible solid.
dust
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p-Anisidine dust
Airborne yellow-to-brown p-anisidine crystalline particulate generated during handling of the combustible solid.
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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Occupational mineral dust exposure
A broad occupational category covering retained mineral particles, including exposures associated with asbestos, crystalline silica, and coal mine dust; the health profile depends on the mineral and particle characteristics.
dustmixed
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Fiber-optic fused silica dust
Dust generated while cutting or processing fused-quartz glass tubes used in fiber-optic cable manufacturing.
dustaerosolrespirable
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