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In-situ measurements of low-level mercury vapor exposure from dental amalgam with Zeeman atomic absorption spectroscopy

Halbach et al., 2004

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17636341571754927668
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Halbach S
Welzl G
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Toxicology Mechanisms and Methods

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Alongside food, emissions from amalgam fillings are an essential contribution to man's mercury burden. Previous methods for the determination of intraoral mercury vapor (Hg°) release used principally some form of preconcentration of Hg on gold (film or wool), allowing …
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