例句與造句

1. They include pentachlorophenol, creosote, arsenic, chromium VI and dioxin.
2. All these cancers, we contend, were caused by the carcinogen Chromium VI.
3. Chromium VI is a byproduct created during stainless-steel manufacturing and chrome plating.
4. Chromium VI is the contaminant that inspired the movie, " Erin Brockovich ".
5. Both are located less than a half-mile from CEMEX . Chromium VI may have been unwittingly produced at the CEMEX plant in Davenport for the last seven years.
6. It's difficult to find chromium vi in a sentence. 用chromium vi造句挺難的
7. In a sidebar, Donna Foote writes about the real Erin Brockovich, a legal investigator who helped win a $ 333 million lawsuit against Pacific Gas and Electric for chromium VI contamination.
8. Further investigations found that the levels of Chromium VI at the zone to the west of Glasgow Road were five times greater than at the cleared east zone near to the new bridge, and will require more intensive remediation treatment to address.
9. The toxic substance apparently originated from dust emitted by the Cemex Cement plant in Davenport, as the levels of Chromium VI measured eight times the air district's acceptable level at Pacific Elementary School and 10 times at the Davenport Fire Department.
10. According to Ed Kendig, the executive director of the Monterey Bay Unified Air Pollution Control District, it's " highly possible " that Chromium VI continues to be produced across the country as an accidental, previously unknown byproduct of the cement-making process.
11. During tests conducted from June 10 to August 5, 2008, the Monterey Bay ( California ) Unified Air Pollution Control District reported high levels of chromium VI, also known as hexavalent chromium, a cancer causing chemical agent, at an elementary school and fire department in Davenport, California.
12. The latest suit alleges fraud, deceit and negligence against the aerospace giant for failing to inform residents about the carcinogenic properties of the hexavalent chromium, known as Chromium VI, trichloroethylene and perchloroethylene and other toxic chemicals that plaintiffs claim were released into the local groundwater, air and soil, according to Bezek.
13. In 2003 Senator Deborah Ortiz who represented the Sacramento area and chaired the Senate Health and Human Services Committee, along with Gary Praglin, a lawyer with firm of Engstron, Lipscomb and Lack in Los Angeles called a Senate hearing into the " Possible Interference in the Scientific Review of Chromium VI Toxicity . " At the hearing Praglin testified about the way in which the flawed 2001 report by the Chromate Toxicity Review Committee negatively impacted on their court case against PG & E.