FILE NAME: General Electric (GE) DATE: 1938 DOC#: GE024 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Transactions of the National Safety Council ar e w o r d T ill-'.

THURSDAY MORNING SESSION ; October 13i 1938 > The session for the discussion of out- sided.

THURSDAY MORNING SESSION ; October 13i 1938 > The session for the discussion of out- sided.

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Accident Statistics: Fundamental Causes of Acci dents.

Accident Statistics: Fundamental Causes of Acci dents.

The Retention of Inhaled Dust--Ash of Dusted Lungs--Standards of Dustiness: Quartz; Coal; Cement and Limestone; Lead; Zinc Oxide; Manganese--Limitations in Standards.

The Retention of Inhaled Dust--Ash of Dusted Lungs--Standards of Dustiness: Quartz; Coal; Cement and Limestone; Lead; Zinc Oxide; Manganese--Limitations in Standards.

Mun'sdonieslicand industrial use of biocides for hygienic purposes lead?

The Retention of Inhaled Dust--Ash of Dusted Lungs--Standards of Dustiness: Quartz; Coal; Cement and Limestone; Lead; Zinc Oxide; Manganese--Limitations in Standards.

. -- 75-76 ... 77-79 -- 80-41 SCHEDULES First Schedule--Manner in which, for the purpose of the definition of M lead paintM, material ia to be treated with a view to ascertaining tha percentage of compound of lead present (Regulation 3 (2)).

NATIONAL SAFETil C0N6RES!

This leads to an estimated annual intake of 7 mg/ year, an average daily intake of 19 ug/day or 0.25 ug/kg bodyweight/day, or an average dietary concentration of 0.013 ppm.