Chemical Hazards in the Workplace

This book introduces you to Industrial Toxicology - and is especially valuable for the engineer, scientists, or manager with responsibility - but no previous education or experience in the subject. Very "User Friendly." Text at the upper undergraduate and graduate level.

About the Author

Ronald M. Scott received a BS in Chemistry from Wayne State University and PhD in Biochemistry from the University of Illinois. Since 1959 he has lectured in biochemistry and, more recently, in toxicology at Eastern Michigan University. Dr. Scott has consulted on problems of metal ion toxicity, and has guest-lectured at the University of Warwick, England. He has published papers in professional journals on chromatographic methods of trace analysis, techniques for clinical analysis, and work relating to the use of freshwater clams as environmental monitors of industrial effluents. Dr. Scott has written three chromatography reference books, a biochemistry textbook, and an industrial toxicology reference, and was technical editor of a reference book on trace analysis.