What does CHAS stand for?

Division of Chemical Health and Safety (American Chemical Society; also seen as DCHAS)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Bush; the 2004 Outstanding Environmental Innovation Award by the Environmental Business Council of New England; and the 2004 College and University Health and Safety Award by the American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Health and Safety.

John Warner to present 2009 Honorary Wayne Kraus Technical Lecture

Neil Langerman, an officer of the division of chemical health and safety of the American Chemical Society, questioned whether China's seizure was in retaliation for recent U.

China goes on the offensive, singles out U.S. products that don't ...

Neil Langerman, an officer of the division of chemical health and safety of the American Chemical Society, questioned whether China's seizure was in retaliation for recent U.

China blasts U.S. products' safety

It can be produced in a lab, but it is also produced when some pesticides break down, according to James Kapin of the Division of Chemical Health and Safety at the American Chemical Society.

A look at the additive melamine

His numerous awards include the 2004 Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics, and Engineering Mentoring, presented by the NSF and President Bush; the 2004 Outstanding Environmental Innovation Award by the Environmental Business Council of New England; and the 2004 College and University Health and Safety Award by the American Chemical Society Division of Chemical Health and Safety.

John Warner, Director of UML Center for Green Chemistry to present ...