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odorant [′ō·də·rənt] (materials) Material added to odorless fuel gases to give them a distinctive odor for safety purposes; usually a sulfur- or mercaptan-containing compound. Also known as malodorant; stench; warning agent. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| These findings suggest that swine CAFO emissions and any inhalable exposures, including odorant and nonodorant chemicals and respirable organic dusts, that correlate with odor disproportionately affect a population of children and adults who, regardless of their livestock-related exposures, may be predisposed to asthma-related health outcomes and other illnesses for reasons largely attributable to their economic disadvantage (Gee and Grimpayne-Sturgesalt 2004). 12 Odorants and Antistaining Agents Aldor; Odorants; Masks; Perfumes lb. After a structured telephone screening, each participant came to the laboratory for training in tracking their menstrual cycles, odorant testing, and completing daily logs of olfactory and psychosocial information. |
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