Metallizing operatione, lead burning, sand bloc ting and pipt' resendltioning -- all prccent potential irductrial hygiene problems.

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There is only one outstanding example, for instance, of the possibility o f absorption o f lead through the skin, namely tetraethyl lead, and this occurs in the form o f a fluid.

There is only one outstanding example, for instance, of the possibility o f absorption o f lead through the skin, namely tetraethyl lead, and this occurs in the form o f a fluid.

Bick.ert.on Blackburn - (2) - November 2 8 , 19^7 indeed in recommending the use of B.A.L. in the therapy of tetraethyl \ lead poisoning.

MotallitlnG opcratlone, lead burning, sand bleating and pipe rcccnditioning -- all present potential industrial hygiene problems.

ST 6851990 ABSTRACT OF THE LITERATURE OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE SUPPLEMENTARY TO [E JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL HYGIENE AND TOXICOLOGY VOLUME 29 JANUARY, 1947--NOVEMBER, 1947 PUBLISHED BY THE WILLIAMS & WILKINS COMPANY Baltimore, Md

Hightnan.......................................................... 108 Porphyrinuria in Lead-Poisoned Dogs.

Examples are lead oxide fame from smelting and iron oxide fume from arc welding.

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Rutzler, M.D................................................................................................................ 8 Supervision of Workers Exposed to Lead M N.

There would probably be little absorption of lead from an intact scalp.