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Silicon chip manufacturing processes are shown in the “Intel Fab” exhibit area, where museum visitors, over closed-circuit flat-screen TV, watch Intel employees inside ultraclean “Fabs” (silicon chip factories) as they work wearing “bunny suits.” No, these workers aren’t dressed in costumes with floppy ears.
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www.factorytour.com/tours/intel.cfm
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And, at the state's other major chip factory in Manassas, ... protecting the chips from contaminants is critical, so workers wear “bunny suits” and masks to ... build a $3 billion chip factory in Goochland County was kind of a surprise, ... built its own clean room to give students experience in chip manufacturing. ...
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www.gatewayva.com/biz/virginiabusiness/magazine/yr2002/...
www.gatewayva.com/biz/virginiabusiness/magazine/yr2002/dec02/chips.shtml
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The National Toxicology Program safety data sheet on acetone recommends that workers wear "a full face chemical cartridge respirator equipped with the appropriate organic vapor cartridges" when handling this chemical. ... "Workers are a kind of controlled experiment," says Dr. Sandra Steingraber, author of "Living...
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www.salon.com/tech/feature/2001/07/30/almaden1/print.ht...
www.salon.com/tech/feature/2001/07/30/almaden1/print.html
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I've read the first part of Fisher's two-part report on increased cancer rates in technology manufacturing workers, and all I can do is scoff. ... Anyway, if I were writing this, I'd have thrown out all the blame spread outside the basic chip-manufacturing facilities. Most of the rest of the valley, including all the...
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www.salon.com/tech/letters/2001/08/02/almaden/print.htm...
www.salon.com/tech/letters/2001/08/02/almaden/print.html
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All semiconductor processors working in cleanrooms must wear special lightweight outer garments known as “bunny suits”. ... Entry and exit of workers from the cleanroom are controlled to minimize contamination, and workers must be reclothed in a clean bunny suit and decontaminated each time they return to the cleanroom.
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www.bls.gov/oco/ocos257.htm
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Workers wear head-to-toe safety suits that consist of flame-retardant jackets and trousers, ... Machinist Donna Guillen, 55, of Mt. Lebanon has been working at a Bridgeville manufacturing company for two years. ... As an example, White says that a computer chip the size of a postage stamp could contain a million of these.
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www.postgazette.com/lifestyle/20020901dirty0901fnp2.asp
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If your hair is around your ears, then you have to wear a pair of big and gallant eyeglasses. It’s because that kind of hairstyle is too simple; however, wearing that kind of eyeglasses it’s able to come into being ... Police glasses suit the most confident men and women who know how to work their charm and influence.
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www.eyewearwiki.com/
www.eyewearwiki.com/
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You see the room brighten up as you customize it, coordinating and accenting the designs to suit your taste! How much does it cost? ... As Founder and President of One of a Kind Publishing Inc., Anita Windisman has over 15 years of experience in the area of sales and marketing, with the last 11 being Internet related.
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blogs.oneofakindpublishing.com/
blogs.oneofakindpublishing.com/
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UCSF's LaDou, who has studied chip-making and other tech-industry manufacturing processes for about three decades, ... In 1996, a Campbell chipmaker named Zilog paid $2.25 million to settle a suit from workers at an Idaho plant who claimed solvents and fumes at the facility had caused illnesses and miscarriages.
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www.mindfully.org/Health/Chips-Cause-Leukemia.htm
www.mindfully.org/Health/Chips-Cause-Leukemia.htm
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