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I should note that the disability rating is something only mentioned in the thread. I realize rating is based on actual exam findings.

This started with a reddit thread that had screenshots of emails talking about this lubricant. I can't actually find the study these emails are referring to. I figured I'd start on that once, or if, I could link the MOS to its use. Here's the thread: I've googled my head off trying to find any reference to this study. I'm not having any luck.

This is basically an exercise to find resources. I'm researching for one of the vets at my VFW post. Mc3000 and TW25B are lubricants that have been found to contain high levels of hydrogen chloride when heated. The levels are high enough to exceed OSHA's permissible exposure limit. I was just wondering if there was a database that the VA uses to identify which MOSs are likely to be exposed to different chemicals. I'm relatively certain any documentation showing his MOS and documentation showing the uses of these lubricants would be enough to link the two, but I was just wondering if there was something more formal to use as reference.

Is there a database of MOSs and likely exposures? I've searched and found something similar for noise exposure, but I'm wondering if there's a resource for chemical exposures? Or if there's a way to link an MOS with types of lubricants. The one I'm looking for specifically is MC-3000 or TW25b.