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Mercury vapour (Hg(0)): Continuing toxicological uncertainties, and establishing a Canadian reference exposure level.

Regulatory toxicology and pharmacology : RTP - 1 Feb 2009

Richardson G Mark, Brecher Ronald W, Scobie Hugh, Hamblen Jane, Samuelian John, Smith Cindy

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There are four published reference exposure levels (RELs) for Hg(0), ranging from 0.09microg/m(3) to 1microg/m(3). All RELs were derived from the same toxicological database, predominantly of male chloralkali workers. Some key factors are apparent which make the use of that database questionable...

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PMID: 18992295
DOI: 10.1016/j.yrtph.2008.10.004

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