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Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|March 11, 2000
Comparison of mathematical models for exposure assessment with computational fluid dynamic simulationJ S Bennett, C E Feigley, J Khan, et al.Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|December 11, 1999
Breathing zone concentration variations in the reinforced plastic industry; field measurements in a boat manufacturing plantR F Malek, J M Daisy, B S CohenApplied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|December 11, 1999
Shoe manufacturing and solvent exposure in northern PortugalO Mayan, A Pires, P Neves, et al.Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|August 3, 1999
Returning perchlorate-contaminated fume hood systems to service. Part II. Disassembly, decontamination, disposal, and analytical proceduresM Bader, C C Phillips, T R Mueller, et al.Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|August 3, 1999
Sample size-based indication of normality in lognormally distributed populationsG A Day, N A Esmen, T A HallApplied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|August 3, 1999
Asbestos fiber release from the brake pads of overhead industrial cranesJ W Spencer, M J Plisko, J L BalzerApplied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|August 27, 1999
A method for detecting breakthrough of organic solvent vapors in a charcoal tube using semiconductor gas sensorsH Hori, Y Noritake, H Murobushi, et al.Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|August 26, 1999
A description of factors affecting hazardous waste workers' use of respiratory protective equipmentM K Salazar, T K Takaro, C Connon, et al.Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|August 26, 1999
Surface composition of silica particles embedded in an Australian bituminous coalB Gong, P J Pigram, R N LambApplied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene|August 27, 1999
An evaluation of the effectiveness of lead paint hazard reduction when conducted by homeowners and landlordsL A Etre, S J Reynolds, L F Burmeister, et al.Pageof 42