Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device

Summary

Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device is a conference paper^[1].

Key Facts

• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device authored John Volckens^[2].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device authored Christopher D. Henry^[3].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's instance of is recorded as conference paper^[4].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's ISBN-13 is recorded as 978-0-8194-9384-2^[5].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's DOI is recorded as 10.1117/12.2005656^[6].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's language of work or name is recorded as English^[7].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's publication date is recorded as +2013-03-09T00:00:00Z^[8].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's sponsor is recorded as National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health^[9].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as lead^[10].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as cadmium^[11].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as chromium^[12].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as iron^[13].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as nickel^[14].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as copper^[15].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as particulates^[16].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as aerosol^[17].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as mining safety^[18].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as construction safety and health^[19].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as industrial manufacturing^[20].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as fatality^[21].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as welding^[22].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as welder^[23].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as health effect^[24].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as risk assessment^[25].
• Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's main subject is recorded as lead^[26].

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Designation and Status

Personal exposure assessment to particulate metals using a paper-based analytical device's instance of is recorded as conference paper^[4].