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Management of occupational exposure to advanced nanomaterials

Stephanie Chalupka1

  • 1Worcester State University. stephanie.chalupka@worcester.edu

Workplace Health & Safety
|December 6, 2012
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Abstract:

Advanced nanomaterials present a challenge in occupational risk assessment and risk management due to their complex nature.

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