Formaldehyde is virtually ubiquitous in the modern environment due to its cost-effective
nature, its use in resin formation, and its preservative properties. Though formaldehyde is …

A widely used chemical, formaldehyde is normally present in both indoor and outdoor air.
The rapid growth of formaldehyde-related industries in the past two decades reflects the …

Formaldehyde is a ubiquitous low—molecularweight substance with a wide range of
applications. Millions of Americans are exposed to formaldehyde on a daily basis by …

Evaluates the risks to human health and the environment posed by formaldehyde, a gas
produced industrially in large quantities for a wide range of applications, including the …

Anatomists, technicians, medical or veterinary students and embalmers are among the
people who have a great risk for formaldehyde toxicity. Inhaled formaldehyde primarily …

Formaldehyde is extensively used for many different purposes. For this reason, serious
concern has been expressed about the health hazards related to its potent irritating and …

Objectives To review epidemiological studies which led to a change in the classification of
formaldehyde by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) in 2004 as well as …

Formaldehyde (IUPAC name, methanal) is one of the simplest, most ubiquitous molecules in
our environment and troposphere. Exposure to large amounts of formaldehyde can produce …

Formaldehyde is one of the most important products of the chemical industry, ranking 23rd in
volume of production (6.73 X lo9 lb/yr; 3.05 X lo6 mtlyr)'among commodity chemicals …

Formaldehyde, an economically important chemical, is classified as a human carcinogen
that causes nasopharyngeal cancer and probably leukemia. As China is the largest …