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Appendix: Guidelines for Minimizing Worker Exposure to the Monohalomethanes
It is recommended that methyl chloride, methyl bromide, and methyl iodide be regarded as potential occupational carcinogens and that methyl chloride be considered a potential occupational teratogen. This recommendation is based on the ability of these compou