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Antonija Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
hydrosulphur
Would you pelase check this? Thank you.
Bitumen does not have any special detrimental effects on health, except for the danger of burns, in case of spills/spilling. Since it is used heated at higer temperatures, hydrosulphur can be released from it. During the longer contact with bitumen, and in cases of poor personal hygene, potential carcinogenic influence/effect of certain fractions of heavy petroleum in bitumen can be expressed.
Bitumen does not have any special detrimental effects on health, except for the danger of burns, in case of spills/spilling. Since it is used heated at higer temperatures, hydrosulphur can be released from it. During the longer contact with bitumen, and in cases of poor personal hygene, potential carcinogenic influence/effect of certain fractions of heavy petroleum in bitumen can be expressed.
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Bitumen does not have any specific detrimental effects on health, except for the danger of burns from spills. Since it is heated to high temperatures, hydrosulphur can be released. During lengthier physical contact, and in cases of poor personal hygiene, certain fractions of heavy petroleum in bitumen are potentially carcinogenic .
- Bitumen does not have any specific detrimental effects on health, except for the danger of burns from spills.
- Since it is heated to high temperatures, hydrosulphur can be released.
- During lengthier physical contact, and in cases of poor personal hygiene, certain fractions of heavy petroleum in bitumen are potentially carcinogenic .
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Bitumen does not have any specific detrimental effects on health, except for the danger of burns from spills. Since it is heated to high temperatures, hydrosulphur can be released. During lengthier physical contact, and in cases of poor personal hygiene, certain fractions of heavy petroleum in bitumen are potentially carcinogenic.
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Just one thing, there's no substance named hydrosulphur. It's probably hydrogen sulphide, formula H2S, wwhich smells of rotten eggs. I should check with the original text.
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And one thing more: thanks very much for your continued input, Alan. Grammar is my forte; I failed Organic Chemistry, however, four semesters in a row.
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Thank you for your kind comment. I had recognised that there are several contributors besides yourself whose knowledge of Grammar is superior to mine. [:-)]
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