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Subject(s)

• Chromium—Metabolism [Browse]
• Chromium—Physiological effect [Browse]
• Chromium—Toxicology [Browse]

Series

Routledge revivals. [More in this series]

Summary note

Published in 1983: Chromium is important in medicine because of its widespread use (about 400,000 tons are processed in the U.S. each year), toxicity, carcinogenic effect, and its high sensitization index in low concentration.

Bibliographic references

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

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• 1. Chromium Biological and Analytical Considerations</P><P></P><P><EM>G. Love</EM></P><P>
• 2. The Carcinogenicity if Chromium Compounds in Man and Animals</P><P><EM>S. Langard</EM></P><P>
• 3. Effects of Chromium Compounds on the Respiratory System</P><P><EM>P. L. Bidstrup</EM></P><P>
• 4. Immunology of Chromium</P><P><EM>L. Polak</EM></P><P>
• 5. Adverse Chromium Reactions on the Skin</P><P><EM>D. Burrows</EM></P>.

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ISBN

• 0-429-26101-2
• 0-429-52313-0

OCLC

1105557897

Doi

• 10.1201/9780429261015

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