M.D Page 2 December 27, 1988 or not this man had lead poisoning originally.

You may have noted this in the data (and figures) in the Harben Lectures, in the rate of loss of lead from the bodies of the subjects of the long and shorter term experiments on the ingestion (i.e., oral intake) of lead.

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Further Investigation of the Extraction of Lead from Glazed Ceramic Surfaces Our report of July 12, 1961, indicated that six of thirty five tested glazes released lead to hot 5 per cent acetic acid to yield concentrations of lead in excess of 1 mg. per liter (1 ppm).

JOE ANNUAL REPORT COVER Lead, iron, and zinc--St.

They include: (1) application of epoxy-terrazzo floors and epoxy coat ings; (2) spraying of asbestos; (3) application of red lead paint; ami (4) pouring in place or application ol polyurethane foam.

N 405.01 1965 Catalog of Health and Safety Research - Lead I.

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Article# Incog Pig lead Sale* Projected Incfa 1(4 M H $105,000 8$ 105,000 8 $474,000 5K.OOO Baaad on 600,000 tana of pig lead eold In 196?.

They include: (1) application of epoxy-terrazzo floors and epoxy coat ings; (2) spraying of asbestos; (3) application of red lead paint; ami (4) pouring in place or application ol polyurethane foam.

Our leaded zinc oxides are W-6 at 35% lead, W-35 at 10-127. lead, and W-249 at 18% lead.

Mgr. 4S9 Newton Street LEADED CERAMICS Avco Corp -RAD* Ms. 0.

December 3, 1969 LIA POLICY ON CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING "The Lead Industries Association is concerned with the problem of childhood poisoning resulting from the eating of leaded paints applied to walls, woodwork, and other surfaces.

December 3, 1969 LIA POLICY ON CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING "The Lead Industries Association is concerned with the problem of childhood poisoning resulting from the eating of leaded paints applied to walls, woodwork, and other surfaces.

December 3, 1969 LIA POLICY ON CHILDHOOD LEAD POISONING "The Lead Industries Association is concerned with the problem of childhood poisoning resulting from the eating of leaded paints applied to walls, woodwork, and other surfaces.