Surface and dermal sampling
book published in 2011
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Surface and dermal sampling
Summary
Surface and dermal sampling is a scientific book[1].
Key Facts
- Surface and dermal sampling authored Kevin E. Ashley[2].
- Surface and dermal sampling's instance of is recorded as scientific book[3].
- Surface and dermal sampling was published by ASTM International[4].
- Surface and dermal sampling's language of work or name is recorded as English[5].
- Surface and dermal sampling comprises Overview[6].
- Surface and dermal sampling was published on November 1, 2011[7].
- Surface and dermal sampling's has edition or translation is recorded as Q131958790[8].
- Surface and dermal sampling's sponsor is recorded as NIOSH Division of Applied Research and Technology[9].
- Surface and dermal sampling's main subject is lead[10].
- Surface and dermal sampling's main subject is beryllium[11].
- Surface and dermal sampling's main subject is industrial manufacturing[12].
- Surface and dermal sampling's main subject is asbestos[13].
- Surface and dermal sampling's main subject is technical standard[14].
- Surface and dermal sampling's main subject is skin absorption[15].
- Surface and dermal sampling's main subject is air sampling[16].
- Surface and dermal sampling's main subject is lead[17].
- Surface and dermal sampling's title is recorded as Surface and dermal sampling[18].
- Surface and dermal sampling's author name string is recorded as Brisson-M[19].
- Surface and dermal sampling's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikimedia–NIOSH collaboration[20].
- Surface and dermal sampling's publication type of scholarly work is recorded as scientific publication[21].
Body
Authorship and Creation
Surface and dermal sampling authored Kevin E. Ashley[2]. It was published by ASTM International[4].
Publication
Surface and dermal sampling was published on November 1, 2011[7]. Its language of work or name is recorded as English[5].
Subject and Themes
Main subjects include lead[10], beryllium[11], industrial manufacturing[12], asbestos[13], technical standard[14], and skin absorption[15].