Toxicology of Petroleum Products and Industrial Chemicals explores the health risks associated with exposure to petroleum-based substances and other industrial chemicals. It covers hydrocarbons, solvents, and additives, detailing their toxicological profiles and effects on human health. The book emphasizes exposure assessment, safety measures, and regulatory compliance to manage chemical hazards in industries. Ideal for industrial toxicologists and occupational health professionals, it promotes comprehensive risk management of petroleum and industrial chemicals.
Blake Santana specializes in the toxicology of petroleum products and industrial chemicals, examining their effects on human health and the environment. His research focuses on substances like benzene, toluene, and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), assessing their toxicological profiles and exposure risks in industrial settings. Blake has developed methodologies for detecting and quantifying petroleum-based pollutants in air, water, and soil. He has published extensively on the health implications of petroleum product exposure and strategies for environmental remediation. As an editor, Blake provides guidelines for toxicologists and environmental scientists to study and mitigate the toxic effects of petroleum products, promoting cleaner environments and healthier populations through informed toxicological practices.