The OSHA limit for STEL-TWA is 2ppm and the PEL-STEL value is 4ppm to the exposure to nitric acid.
OSHA refers to Occupational Safety and Health Administration has adopted standard values for the exposure to harmful and hazardous chemicals so that the safety of workers and testing animals could be ensured.
Here, STEL-TWA stands for Short Term Exposure Limit - Time-Weighted average, and PEL-STEL stands for Permissible Exposure Limit- Short Term Exposure Limit.
This is usually set up in industries to ensure the safety of the workers and the maximum exposure short-term time limit is 15min and 2ppm for STEL-TWA and 4 ppm for PEL-STEL.
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Answer:
4.83% of acetic acid in the vinegar
Explanation:
Gradual leakage of water stored in hydrate minerals of Earth's<span> rocks could </span>have formed<span> a portion of its water. Water </span>may<span> also </span>have<span> come from volcanism: water vapor in the atmosphere that originated in volcanic eruptions </span>may have<span> condensed to form rain, slowly filling </span>Earth's<span> oceanic basins. So, the answer would be C.
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<em>I am going to use first-person pronouns for this drop of water</em>
[ Start ] Liquid
I start out as a drop of water among other drops of water in the ocean. I am currently a liquid as I can change shape easily but I do not float up.
[ Middle ] Gas
The sun feels very hot. From the heat I turn into a gas, specifically water vapor, and float up into the sky.
[ Middle x 2 ] Solid
In the sky I meet up with a lot of my past friends. We form a cloud, and as we grow heavier (the more the merrier) we start to fall down. It is extremely cold now, so we fall down as a solid, also known as hail or snow.
[ End ] Liquid
We hit the ocean again as we fall from the sky. I'm so happy to be back home as a water drop again!
Have a nice day! - <u>Please note this is very simplified</u>
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