formaldehyde

Converse of object

• contain: Liquid dish soap is the leading cause of poisoning among children under six years old as many commercial dish soaps contain formaldehyde and ammonia.
• release: Carpets hide dust mites which contribute to asthma, plus the glue and underlay can release formaldehyde into the air.
• base: Please contact the Center if you currently use a formaldehyde based resin and wish to change to one that is 100 % environmentally benign.
• include: If the wrong fluid is used it is possible that unpleasant and toxic fumes including formaldehyde could be produced.
• use: For our main hospital based units we rarely use formaldehyde.

Preposition: as

• preservative: The vaccine contains 0.05 % formaldehyde as a preservative.

Adjective modifier

• residual: Following decontamination, the microbiological safety cabinet must be purged of all residual formaldehyde.
• e.g.: Waste timber can contribute to gas generation in landfill and wood treated with preservatives ( e.g. formaldehyde ) has the potential to produce leachate.
• low: In the UK, board manufacturers are advertising low formaldehyde or zero formaldehyde emission boards made to the stringent German " E1 " standard.

Modifies a noun

• resin: MDF MDF is largely composed of softwood bound together usually with a urea formaldehyde resin.
• vapor: Studies to date indicate that persons machining MDF are not exposed to formaldehyde vapor at levels that effect health.
• molecule: A Semi-direct Table-CI calculation is to performed on the formaldehyde molecule.
• emission: All our board furniture is within the E1 norm for formaldehyde emission.
• gas: A violent reaction ensued, quickly filling the room with formaldehyde gas.. .
• solution: Micscape's Safety footnote Please take care with commercial formaldehyde solutions.

Noun used with modifier

• urea: MDF MDF is largely composed of softwood bound together usually with a urea formaldehyde resin.
• phenol: Swinburne became interested in plastics in 1902 when he was introduced to the phenol formaldehyde reaction.
• %: Most farmers used 1.6 % to 4 % formaldehyde.
• melamine: Melamine formaldehyde Hard, strong, heat resistant. adhesives, bonding fibers, encapsulation.

Preposition: in

• air: The plants were placed in a temperature regulated glass chamber fitted with device for monitoring the formaldehyde in the air.