Heavy Metals in the Environment: International Conference Heidelberg, September 1983, Volume 1 |
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Page 36
... exposure level of cadmium in the renal cortex has been established ( 200 μg / g ) . Preliminary data from general population groups in a cadmium - polluted area of Belgium suggest that the critical exposure level may be lower in elderly ...
... exposure level of cadmium in the renal cortex has been established ( 200 μg / g ) . Preliminary data from general population groups in a cadmium - polluted area of Belgium suggest that the critical exposure level may be lower in elderly ...
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... exposure and with cumula- tive exposure ( computed as workroom concentrations of cadmium multiplied by exposure duration ) , but poorly correlated with length of exposure . CdU values were closely correlated with cumulative exposure and ...
... exposure and with cumula- tive exposure ( computed as workroom concentrations of cadmium multiplied by exposure duration ) , but poorly correlated with length of exposure . CdU values were closely correlated with cumulative exposure and ...
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... exposure performed in a glass artisan factory . The level of exposure to arsenic and lead investigated both through environmental and biological measurements , resulted rather low , in the range which is normally considered " acceptable ...
... exposure performed in a glass artisan factory . The level of exposure to arsenic and lead investigated both through environmental and biological measurements , resulted rather low , in the range which is normally considered " acceptable ...
Contents
PLENARY SESSION Page | 9 |
A Historical Perspective on the Role of Aluminium in Toxicity of Acidic Soils and Lake Waters | 17 |
WHOEuro Monitoring and Epidemiology Programmes Related to Heavy Metals | 33 |
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accumulation acid aerosol aluminium analysis analytical areas arsenic assessment atmospheric atomic absorption average biological blood lead cadmium cells Chem chemical chromium complexes compounds consumption containing copper correlation creatinine decrease detection determined digestion dose effects emission Environ environmental evaluation excretion exposed exposure extraction factors filter fraction Gould Bay heavy metals higher ICP-AES increase indicate inorganic intake kidney laboratory lead concentrations liver manganese measured mercury metal concentrations metallothioneins method methylmercury mg/kg neutron neutron activation analysis nitric acid obtained organic particles plants pollution population precipitation protein range ratio renal sampler samples sediment sewage sludge showed significant soil soluble solution sources speciation species Stoeppler surface Table techniques tion tissue tolerant toxic trace elements trace metals uptake urinary urine values vanadium Weddell Sea wet deposition workers X-ray zinc