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M A Galiev

Publications and source records attributed to M A Galiev.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources
PubMed1997

[Environmental impact on the formation of the public opinion among the urban population with developed oil refining industry, chemical petroleum industry and chemical industry].

The research proved oil-processing, petrochemical and chemical enterprises to be potent releasers of chemical hazards containing in industrial waste. The petrochemical and oil enterprises pollute environment and deteriorate sanitary conditions in populated area. The residents evaluate actual ecologic danger adequately. Sociologic analysis of how city dwellers assess quality of their environment and health is quate objective indicator of urban ecology and could be assigned to priority methods of ecologic and hygienic studies.

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PubMed1996

[Biological effects of chemicals used in oil and gas extraction and purification of water bodies polluted with oil].

Hemopoietic system and liver are primary biologic targets damaged. That was proved by evaluation of biologic effects induced by preparations widely used in extraction of oil and gas, in purification of water from oil. Phosphorus organic compounds induce gonadotoxic effects. Surface-active chemicals and phosphorus organic compounds are similar in general toxic effects, but differ in specific influence.

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PubMed1995

[Protection of medical personnel hands with Steriprest preparation].

A new ointment base "Amfilubre" is a chemically bound copolymer of hydrophobic silicone and hydrophylic polyethylene glycol. That provides tight adhesion of the composition to the skin and effective intramolecular incorporation of variable substances. When polyformaldehyde is dispersed in "Amfilubre", the obtained preparation "Steriprest" enables momentary sterilization of skin and instruments due to discharge of the disinfectant from the protective covering layer. The process lasts for several hours, leading to longer protection time.

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