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A solvent for an industrial process requires the use of phenol or benzene.
A solvent for an industrial process requires the use of phenol or benzene. Both are about the same in effectiveness for the process, and of course, gloves will be used when handling either solvent. As an environmental safety officer for the company, which one would you recommend the use of and why? Also what set-up would you recommend to minimize exposure and risk?
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