Industrial Hygiene Digest, Volume 1; Volume 17Industrial Health Foundation., 1953 - Industrial hygiene |
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... described . baker used 200 to 250 g . of a proprietary powder containing about 3 % of benzene hexachloride for dusting his bakehouse . About 15 minutes later he suddenly experi enced difficulty in breathing and was found to have severe ...
... described . baker used 200 to 250 g . of a proprietary powder containing about 3 % of benzene hexachloride for dusting his bakehouse . About 15 minutes later he suddenly experi enced difficulty in breathing and was found to have severe ...
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... described . A baker used 200 to 250 g . of a proprietary powder containing about 3 % of benzene hexachloride for dusting his bakehouse . About 15 minutes later he suddenly experi- enced difficulty in breathing and was found to have ...
... described . A baker used 200 to 250 g . of a proprietary powder containing about 3 % of benzene hexachloride for dusting his bakehouse . About 15 minutes later he suddenly experi- enced difficulty in breathing and was found to have ...
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... described in full and a suggested sequence of events is outlined . The lesions described are similar to changes occurring in guinea pigs exposed to sublethal doses of sulfuric acid mist . It is unlikely that chronic changes will often ...
... described in full and a suggested sequence of events is outlined . The lesions described are similar to changes occurring in guinea pigs exposed to sublethal doses of sulfuric acid mist . It is unlikely that chronic changes will often ...
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Industrial Medical Practice | 6 |
Skin Diseases and Burns | 12 |
Industrial Dusts | 24 |
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