dioxin造句

Prevention and control of dioxin exposure.

The chemical name for dioxin is: 2,3,7,8- tetrachlorodibenzo para dioxin (TCDD).

Even worse, it makes new super toxics. Like dioxin.

This is the lowest price recorded since the dioxin crisis of January 2011.

Indeed, these proteins - aryl hydrocarbon receptors, or AHRs - are often referred to as dioxin receptors.

Environment Ministry studies show Japan has the highest levels of dioxin in the atmosphere and soil of any country.

The adding in of coal, especially coal with a high sulfur content, can markedly reduce the generation of dioxin.

Residents were protesting against plans to build a rubbish incinerator, which they fear may emit mercury and dioxin.

This widely used plastic often contains harmful chemicals, including such known carcinogens as vinyl chloride, dioxin, and phthalates, which are linked to asthma, allergies, and reproductive problems.

The long half-lives of PCDDs, PCDFs and “dioxin-like” PCBs mean that each daily ingestion has a small or even a negligible effect on overall intake.

China requires that incinerators discharge no more than one nanogram of dioxin per cubic metre. The European Union sets a standard that is one-tenth of that amount.

Even when not recycled, sorted trash is easier for incinerators to burn cleanly, because the temperature in the furnace can be adjusted more precisely to minimize the formation of dioxin.

In another incident, elevated dioxin levels were detected in animal feed in the Netherlands in 2006 and the source was identified as contaminated fat used in the production of the feed.