Assertion: formaldehyde | /r/HasProperty | suspected carcinogen
Facets:
value: of being a carcinogen
type: OTHER
value: for quite some time
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the united states
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Due to toxicity concerns from health and environmental agencies and customers (formaldehyde is a suspected carcinogen), the UF industry has developed new urea-formaldehyde resins with very low formaldehyde release.
text: Formaldehyde is known to contribute to poor indoor air quality and is suspected of being a contributing factor with “sick building” syndrome .
text: Formaldehyde is Irritating, Allergenic and a Classified Carcinogen
text: Formaldehyde is classified as a carcinogen and inhalation increases the risk to develop nasopharynx cancer and most possibly also leukemia .
text: Formaldehyde is a suspected human carcinogen and a suspected reproductive hazard.
text: Formaldehyde has been classified as a Carcinogenic in the United States for quite some time and although here at Thermacon Insulation we also sell traditional Glasswool, we only promote Formaldehyde free insulation for the Residential market.
text: Formaldehyde is a suspected human carcinogen and a suspected reproductive hazard.
text: Formaldehyde is a suspected carcinogen.
text: While formaldehyde is a suspected carcinogen, sawdust itself is a known carcinogen.
text: Polyethelyne (#1 PET) Water and soda bottles, carpet fiber, chewing gum, coffee stirrers, drinking glasses, food containers and wrappers, heat-sealed plastic packaging, kitchenware, plastic bags, squeeze bottles, toys Suspected human carcinogen Polyester Bedding, clothing, disposable diapers, food packaging, tampons, upholstery Can cause eye and respiratory-tract irritation and acute skin rashes Urea-formaldehyde Particle board, plywood, building insulation, fabric finishes Formaldehyde is a suspected carcinogen and has been shown to cause birth defects and genetic changes.
text: Formaldehyde is suspected of being a carcinogen, and MDF has some of the highest concentration of urea-formaldehyde adhesives out of all the engineered wood products that use it.