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Aerosol can
* Some aerosol cans contain hazardous chemicals, e.g. pesticides, oven cleaner, etc.
* are also highly explosive when exposed to heat or pressure
  - casings
  - health hazards and deplete the environment's ozone
  - mechanical devices
  - the single most environmentally destructive form of packaging in use
* become a safety hazard around other children, and around the camp fire.
* can explode if stored near heat or if incinerated.

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Inhaler
* are a quick, easy and effective way to treat asthma
  - devices that help spray medication into a child's lungs
  - dispensers
  - medical devices
  - plastic devices that contain medication sprayed directly into the lungs
  - the most commonly used method of taking treatment by people with asthma
  - very important in the treatment of asthma
* can contain anti-inflammatory medications or bronchodilator medications.
* exist that deliver aerosolised medicines straight to the airways.
* help decrease wheezing and can help with spasmodic coughing
  - get the right amount of medication to the airways
* plastic cylinder almost the size of a cigarette.

Nebuliser
* are devices that change liquid medicines into a fine mist for breathing in
  - especially useful for treating infants
* work by creating a fine mist of medicine which is breathed in.

Nebulizer
* Most nebulizers work best in an upright position.
* are an obsolete way of treating children with asthma
  - easier to use than inhalers, an advantage for treating children
* can fill a much larger area than flame or electric heat diffusers.
* require cartridges to avoid white dust.

Spray can
* are portable, disposable.
* can explode when exposed to heat.

Drawer
* Most drawers are part of desks.
* are containers.
* are located in chests
  - dens
  - dressers
  - file cabinets
  - kitchen cabinets
  - kitchens
  - refrigerators
* are part of buffets
  - furniture
* are storage devices
  - space
  - underwear, made with two legs down to the knee
* are used for hiding
  - organizations
  - socks
  - stores
* have clothing.
* includes bases
  - keyholes
  - sections
* is storage space
* symbolize self control and chastity.

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Envelope
* Some envelopes consist of layers
  - phospholipids
  - contain one or two cells, and some contain many
* Some envelopes have homology
  - structures
  - hold air
* Some envelopes surround nuclei
  - zygote nuclei.
  * An 'envelope' form of packing. Envelopes are used for sending letters or documents using regular postal mail. Envelopes are usually made of paper or hardened paper
* alter the appearance of a virion.
* are a part of daily life
  - bags
  - covering
  - curves
  - formed around the nucleocapsids by budding of cellular membranes
  - lipid bilayers that contain proteins
* are located in bookstores
  - mail boxs
  - part of balloons
  - present only in some viruses
* are used for holds
  - wrapping
* can have plastic windows.
* come in different shapes and sizes.
* contain correspondence.
* decay rapidly like a bell.
* have letters.
* includes sections.
* surround materials.
* vary in size and paper quality.

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Nuclear envelope
* Some nuclear envelopes have structures.
* Some nuclear envelopes surround nuclei
* arise, and the chromosomes become less tightly coiled.
* form around the two new nuclei.
* has a double membrane.

Handbag
* are bags
  - like shoes
* are located in department stores
  - shops
  - purses
* are used for personal effects
  - items
* includes sections.

Mailer
* are ads
* increasingly use electronic media for marketing, especially the Internet.