With CORE certification, Centene joins others in standardizing the information sent to providers, so they receive consistent, uniform information from each insurer. CORE certification helps providers offer the best possible care consistently to each member, which in turn helps members maintain better health.
This test paper allows the quick and easy detection of strong oxidizers such as nitrite and free chlorine. Potassium iodide starch paper is also used to control diazotization reactions. Nitrite or free chlorine oxidize potassium iodide to form elemental iodine which reacts with starch to a blue-violet complex.
Quick Answer. Highlighters are minimally toxic and do not pose a serious treat to anyone's health. Most highlighters, pens and markers contain dyes, trace amounts of alcohol and a chemical known as glycol or glycol ether. Glycol can be harmful in large quantities but is not harmful in trace or small amounts. Continue Reading.