Chemical companies concoct formulas for safety

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<abstract displayLabel="Summary">Chemical production is not only a thankless job, it is also a potentially dangerous one. Vapors from lowlevel solvents can cause central-nervous-system depression, mental confusion and headaches; more dangerous chemicals such as nitrobenzene, chlorine or phosgene gas can kill. The potential for life-threatening incidents is huge. One way companies can make sure workers wear their protective gear is to inform them about the consequences of not wearing it</abstract>
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