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Question by madscientist
Submitted on 5/13/2004
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What are the ways of reducing the isopropyl alcohol level in a clean room lab..As isopropyl alcohol is used for cleaning in my lab..But high exposure to it might lead to health hazards...In our clean room we have no ventilation system.,Our air system is being recycled through a HEPA filter.Its a one way looped..Only one lab personnal does the cleaning. Cleaning requires the ceilings walls or any other surfaces..


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