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TCE

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TCE
trichloroethylene.

TCE
Environment A volatile chlorinated hydrocarbon that boils at 88ºC and is highly soluble–1000 ppm in water, with various industrial uses Toxicity Peripheral neuropathy, carcinogenic. See Bioremediation, EPA, Plumes, Superfund, Toxic dumps, 'White-out.'. Cf Dioxin, PCBs.


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