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Abbreviation for volatile organic compounds, petroleum substances used as the vehicles for many printing inks.

Volatile Organic Compound. Often emitted as gases from solid or liquid compounds, VOC's can come from a variety of sources suchs as paints, cleaning supplies, or certain manufacturing processe [..]

VOC the abrev. for the "voice of customer". VOC is a method of capturing the needs and desires of the customer to assure customers get high quality services or products.

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  1. The abbreviation for the term Voice.

Volatile organic compounds. May be released to the air as an emission during electric steelmaking - thus a potential health risk if not monitored or controlled

Volatile organic compound.  VOCs are organic chemical compounds that have high enough vapour pressures under normal conditions to significantly vaporize and enter the atmosphere where they may participate in photochemical reactions. They are often associated with solvents, typically considered to be pollutants, and are the subject of regulations in [..]

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Volatile Organic Compound. Synthetic organic compounds which easily vaporize and are often carcinogenic.

Volatile Organic Compounds are a broad family of both human-made and naturally-occurring chemical compounds, including hydrocarbons (HC) and reactive organics (ROG) which are contributors to the creat [..]

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Volatile Organic Compounds, which consist of carbon, oxygen, nitrogen, chlorine and other atoms which easily produce gases. The organic solvents that are used in industry and at home are examples of VOCs. They help to produce ground-level ozone and "smog".

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Dutch East India Company or 'Verenigde Oostindische Compagnie'.

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Volatile Organic Compounds. Volatile organic substances that are characterized by high steam pressure and thus evaporate easily into the atmosphere at room temperature. VOCs are present in solvents, cleaning agents, fuels and other substances. In the pres­ence of nitrogen oxides and intense sunlight, VOCs lead to the generation of ozone.

Volatile organic compound. An organic compound that evaporates readily into the atmosphere; as defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, VOCs are organic compounds that volatize and then be [..]

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Volatile Organic Compounds are polluting gases emitted during industrial production. The different oil-related sectors have been putting efforts into reducing greenhouse gas emissions, with visible improvements, as seen on the image below.

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A term meaning an activity to hear the voice of the customer.

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An abbreviation for Vocal used on track sheets.

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VOC may refer to: Dutch East India Company (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie in Dutch) (1602–1800), a Dutch chartered company Vitium organicum cordis, Latin for heart defect Vancouver Organizing Com [..]

VOC may refer to: Dutch East India Company (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie in Dutch) (1602–1800), a Dutch chartered company Vitium organicum cordis, Latin for heart defect Vancouver Organizing Com [..]

VOC may refer to: Dutch East India Company (Vereenigde Oost-Indische Compagnie in Dutch) (1602–1800), a Dutch chartered company Vitium organicum cordis, Latin for heart defect Vancouver Organizing Com [..]