Dr. Jaspal Singh, MTech, PhD, is an Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry, Gurukula Kangri (Deemed to be University), Haridwar, India. He has over two decades of research and academic expertise in chemical kinetics, pioneering drug synthesis, and specialization in biopolymer with a focus on emulsion technology and dendrimers. Beyond academia, Dr. Singh has authored numerous book chapters, over 60 articles in esteemed international and national scientific journals and has a history of editing internationally recognized books. He has also chaired numerous technical sessions, organized conferences, and presented talks on national and international platforms. Professor R.D. Kaushik, MSc, PhD, has over 45 years of academic and research experience, including over 21 years as a full Professor. He was acting Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry and Dean at Gurukula Kangri (Deemed to be University), Haridwar, India, as well as Dean, R & D at S.G.T. University, Gurugram, Haryana, India. With over 140 international publications and 5 completed research projects, Prof. Kaushik has worked with institutions in South Korea, Spain, and Bulgaria as an invited/visiting scientist. He has delivered several key notes/plenary lectures and chaired scientific sessions in several international and national conferences, workshops, and symposia. Prof. Kaushik has also served as a reviewer in over 25 reputed international journals. Dr. Malvika Chawla, MPharm, PhD, is a distinguished expert in the field of chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences, renowned for her groundbreaking research and innovative contributions to the study of toxicology and novel drug delivery systems. Dr. Chawla has authored and co-authored numerous peer-reviewed research papers and influential books in the realms of environmental science and toxicology. As the founder of Academic Editing, Dr. Chawla has dedicated her career to advancing scientific knowledge and fostering academic excellence.

*4 stars* "...provides a lively series of case studies and supporting information relative to 30 of the most toxic gases in the industrial environment…. [covered by] roughly 40 contributors [for] an in-depth look at these gases and their toxicities…. One of its greatest features is its capacity to guide diversely constituted teams investigating and mitigating either a natural disaster or an industrial related catastrophe.... The careful, meticulous process of proceeding from compounds' discovery to cutting-edge biology and medicine will enable its readers to fill in everything in between…. Not to be overlooked are its case studies -- riveting accounts of injury and even deaths attributable to gas exposures. This book has a lot of value…. There is no reference I would rate ahead of this book in the context of its purpose.” --©Doody’s Review Service, 2023, John T. Pierce, MBBS(MD) PhD (Navy Environmental Health Center)

• 1. Arsenic pentafluoride: Risk assessment and environmental and health hazardsOm Singh2. Arsine: Risk assessment, environmental and health hazardRakesh Kumar Soni and Om Singh3. Boron trichloride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRavendra Kumar and Nishant Khandelwal4. Boron trifluoride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardAshwani Kumar and Nishant Khandelwal5. Bromine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazard Manis Kumar Jha and Sushma6. Bromine chloride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardSushma7. Carbon dioxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardMalvika Chawla8. Carbon monoxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRaj Nath Yadava and Vipul Bhatt9. Chlorine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazard Malvika Chawla10. Cyanogen: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardLakshami Prashad Purohit and Sonu Kumar11. Cyanogen chloride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRajeev Jain and Sonu Kumar12. Diazomethane: Risk assessment and environmental and health hazardSonu Kumar13. Fluorine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardPreeti Das and Pooja14. Formaldehyde: Risk assessment and environmental and health hazardsSantosh Kumar Dubey and Preeti Das15. Hydrogen cyanide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardManila and Payal Devi16. Hydrogen selenide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardC.S. Mathela and Payal Devi17. Hydrogen sulfide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardAli Mohammed and Payal Devi18. Methane: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardNitish Kumar and Himanshu Gupta19. Methyl bromide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRajneesh Dutt Kaushik20. Methyl isocyanate: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardManila21. Nitric oxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardsKrishan Chandra Singh and Kavita Rawat22. Nitrogen dioxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardSushil K. Pandey and Jaspal Singh23. Oxygen: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardJaspal Singh24. Ozone: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardsKavita Rawat and Gagan Matta25. Phosgene: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardAshok Kumar Sharma and Nitish Kumar26. Phosphine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardKaruna Saini and Rajneesh Dutt Kaushik27. Phosphorus pentafluoride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardSanjeev Maken and Karuna Saini28. Silane: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardShuvasish Choudhury, Ajendra Kumar, and Neeraj Kumar29. Styrene: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRitu Arora and Manila30. Sulfur dioxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardMayank Kumar Malik and Sonu Kumar

Dr. Jaspal Singh, MTech, PhD, is an Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry, Gurukula Kangri (Deemed to be University), Haridwar, India. He has over two decades of research and academic expertise in chemical kinetics, pioneering drug synthesis, and specialization in biopolymer with a focus on emulsion technology and dendrimers. Beyond academia, Dr. Singh has authored numerous book chapters, over 60 articles in esteemed international and national scientific journals and has a history of editing internationally recognized books. He has also chaired numerous technical sessions, organized conferences, and presented talks on national and international platforms. Professor R.D. Kaushik, MSc, PhD, has over 45 years of academic and research experience, including over 21 years as a full Professor. He was acting Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry and Dean at Gurukula Kangri (Deemed to be University), Haridwar, India, as well as Dean, R & D at S.G.T. University, Gurugram, Haryana, India. With over 140 international publications and 5 completed research projects, Prof. Kaushik has worked with institutions in South Korea, Spain, and Bulgaria as an invited/visiting scientist. He has delivered several key notes/plenary lectures and chaired scientific sessions in several international and national conferences, workshops, and symposia. Prof. Kaushik has also served as a reviewer in over 25 reputed international journals. Dr. Malvika Chawla, MPharm, PhD, is a distinguished expert in the field of chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences, renowned for her groundbreaking research and innovative contributions to the study of toxicology and novel drug delivery systems. Dr. Chawla has authored and co-authored numerous peer-reviewed research papers and influential books in the realms of environmental science and toxicology. As the founder of Academic Editing, Dr. Chawla has dedicated her career to advancing scientific knowledge and fostering academic excellence.

*4 stars* "...provides a lively series of case studies and supporting information relative to 30 of the most toxic gases in the industrial environment…. [covered by] roughly 40 contributors [for] an in-depth look at these gases and their toxicities…. One of its greatest features is its capacity to guide diversely constituted teams investigating and mitigating either a natural disaster or an industrial related catastrophe.... The careful, meticulous process of proceeding from compounds' discovery to cutting-edge biology and medicine will enable its readers to fill in everything in between…. Not to be overlooked are its case studies -- riveting accounts of injury and even deaths attributable to gas exposures. This book has a lot of value…. There is no reference I would rate ahead of this book in the context of its purpose.” --©Doody’s Review Service, 2023, John T. Pierce, MBBS(MD) PhD (Navy Environmental Health Center)

• 1. Arsenic pentafluoride: Risk assessment and environmental and health hazardsOm Singh2. Arsine: Risk assessment, environmental and health hazardRakesh Kumar Soni and Om Singh3. Boron trichloride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRavendra Kumar and Nishant Khandelwal4. Boron trifluoride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardAshwani Kumar and Nishant Khandelwal5. Bromine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazard Manis Kumar Jha and Sushma6. Bromine chloride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardSushma7. Carbon dioxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardMalvika Chawla8. Carbon monoxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRaj Nath Yadava and Vipul Bhatt9. Chlorine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazard Malvika Chawla10. Cyanogen: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardLakshami Prashad Purohit and Sonu Kumar11. Cyanogen chloride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRajeev Jain and Sonu Kumar12. Diazomethane: Risk assessment and environmental and health hazardSonu Kumar13. Fluorine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardPreeti Das and Pooja14. Formaldehyde: Risk assessment and environmental and health hazardsSantosh Kumar Dubey and Preeti Das15. Hydrogen cyanide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardManila and Payal Devi16. Hydrogen selenide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardC.S. Mathela and Payal Devi17. Hydrogen sulfide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardAli Mohammed and Payal Devi18. Methane: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardNitish Kumar and Himanshu Gupta19. Methyl bromide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRajneesh Dutt Kaushik20. Methyl isocyanate: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardManila21. Nitric oxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardsKrishan Chandra Singh and Kavita Rawat22. Nitrogen dioxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardSushil K. Pandey and Jaspal Singh23. Oxygen: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardJaspal Singh24. Ozone: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardsKavita Rawat and Gagan Matta25. Phosgene: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardAshok Kumar Sharma and Nitish Kumar26. Phosphine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardKaruna Saini and Rajneesh Dutt Kaushik27. Phosphorus pentafluoride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardSanjeev Maken and Karuna Saini28. Silane: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardShuvasish Choudhury, Ajendra Kumar, and Neeraj Kumar29. Styrene: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRitu Arora and Manila30. Sulfur dioxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardMayank Kumar Malik and Sonu Kumar

Dr. Jaspal Singh, MTech, PhD, is an Associate Professor at the Department of Chemistry, Gurukula Kangri (Deemed to be University), Haridwar, India. He has over two decades of research and academic expertise in chemical kinetics, pioneering drug synthesis, and specialization in biopolymer with a focus on emulsion technology and dendrimers. Beyond academia, Dr. Singh has authored numerous book chapters, over 60 articles in esteemed international and national scientific journals and has a history of editing internationally recognized books. He has also chaired numerous technical sessions, organized conferences, and presented talks on national and international platforms. Professor R.D. Kaushik, MSc, PhD, has over 45 years of academic and research experience, including over 21 years as a full Professor. He was acting Professor and Head of the Department of Chemistry and Dean at Gurukula Kangri (Deemed to be University), Haridwar, India, as well as Dean, R & D at S.G.T. University, Gurugram, Haryana, India. With over 140 international publications and 5 completed research projects, Prof. Kaushik has worked with institutions in South Korea, Spain, and Bulgaria as an invited/visiting scientist. He has delivered several key notes/plenary lectures and chaired scientific sessions in several international and national conferences, workshops, and symposia. Prof. Kaushik has also served as a reviewer in over 25 reputed international journals. Dr. Malvika Chawla, MPharm, PhD, is a distinguished expert in the field of chemistry and pharmaceutical sciences, renowned for her groundbreaking research and innovative contributions to the study of toxicology and novel drug delivery systems. Dr. Chawla has authored and co-authored numerous peer-reviewed research papers and influential books in the realms of environmental science and toxicology. As the founder of Academic Editing, Dr. Chawla has dedicated her career to advancing scientific knowledge and fostering academic excellence.

*4 stars* "...provides a lively series of case studies and supporting information relative to 30 of the most toxic gases in the industrial environment…. [covered by] roughly 40 contributors [for] an in-depth look at these gases and their toxicities…. One of its greatest features is its capacity to guide diversely constituted teams investigating and mitigating either a natural disaster or an industrial related catastrophe.... The careful, meticulous process of proceeding from compounds' discovery to cutting-edge biology and medicine will enable its readers to fill in everything in between…. Not to be overlooked are its case studies -- riveting accounts of injury and even deaths attributable to gas exposures. This book has a lot of value…. There is no reference I would rate ahead of this book in the context of its purpose.” --©Doody’s Review Service, 2023, John T. Pierce, MBBS(MD) PhD (Navy Environmental Health Center)

• 1. Arsenic pentafluoride: Risk assessment and environmental and health hazardsOm Singh2. Arsine: Risk assessment, environmental and health hazardRakesh Kumar Soni and Om Singh3. Boron trichloride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRavendra Kumar and Nishant Khandelwal4. Boron trifluoride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardAshwani Kumar and Nishant Khandelwal5. Bromine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazard Manis Kumar Jha and Sushma6. Bromine chloride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardSushma7. Carbon dioxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardMalvika Chawla8. Carbon monoxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRaj Nath Yadava and Vipul Bhatt9. Chlorine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazard Malvika Chawla10. Cyanogen: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardLakshami Prashad Purohit and Sonu Kumar11. Cyanogen chloride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRajeev Jain and Sonu Kumar12. Diazomethane: Risk assessment and environmental and health hazardSonu Kumar13. Fluorine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardPreeti Das and Pooja14. Formaldehyde: Risk assessment and environmental and health hazardsSantosh Kumar Dubey and Preeti Das15. Hydrogen cyanide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardManila and Payal Devi16. Hydrogen selenide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardC.S. Mathela and Payal Devi17. Hydrogen sulfide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardAli Mohammed and Payal Devi18. Methane: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardNitish Kumar and Himanshu Gupta19. Methyl bromide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRajneesh Dutt Kaushik20. Methyl isocyanate: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardManila21. Nitric oxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardsKrishan Chandra Singh and Kavita Rawat22. Nitrogen dioxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardSushil K. Pandey and Jaspal Singh23. Oxygen: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardJaspal Singh24. Ozone: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardsKavita Rawat and Gagan Matta25. Phosgene: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardAshok Kumar Sharma and Nitish Kumar26. Phosphine: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardKaruna Saini and Rajneesh Dutt Kaushik27. Phosphorus pentafluoride: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardSanjeev Maken and Karuna Saini28. Silane: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardShuvasish Choudhury, Ajendra Kumar, and Neeraj Kumar29. Styrene: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardRitu Arora and Manila30. Sulfur dioxide: Risk assessment, environmental, and health hazardMayank Kumar Malik and Sonu Kumar