Popendorf, 1986 - Google Patents
Report on agentsPopendorf, 1986
- Document ID
- 16988587707560945090
- Author
- Popendorf W
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- American Journal of Industrial Medicine
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Recommendations were formulated on sampling strategies and characteristics of different sampling methods. Microbiological products, such as endotoxins and proteases were suggested to be included apart from traditional dust measurements. It was recommended …
- 238000005070 sampling 0 abstract description 47
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