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Trace elements in street and house dusts: sources and speciation
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Lead in human hair: General survey—battery factory employees and their families
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New Information on Lead in Dirt and Dust as Related to the Childhood Lead Problem
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no DOI — not checkedLead in street dust of Thessaloniki. Part II, Lead and cadmium in school playground dust
no DOI — not checkedSize distribution of Cu, Pb and Zn across a road surface
no DOI — not checkedExterior surface dust lead, interior house dust lead and childhood exposure in an urban environment
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no DOI — not checkedChemical associations of lead, cadmium, copper and sinz in street dusts of Taipei city
no DOI — not checkedElevated arsenic concentrations in house dusts located in a mineralized area of Southwest England: implication for human health
no DOI — not checkedA nation wide reconnaissance survey of the United Kingdom to determine metal concentrations in urban dusts and soils
no DOI — not checkedLead levels in and around the homes of inner-city children
no DOI — not checkedLead pollution in Christchurch
no DOI — not checkedChildhood exposure to lead in the surface dust and soil: a community health problem
no DOI — not checkedHeavy metal pollution at an intersection involving a busy urban road in Christchurch, New Zealand: I. Levels of Cr, Mn, Fe, Ni, Cu, Zn, Cd and Pb in street dust
no DOI — not checkedHeavy metal pollution by traffic in Christchurch, New Zealand: Lead and Cadmium content of dust, soil and plant samples
no DOI — not checkedLevels and speciation of lead in the home environment
no DOI — not checkedChemical speciation and reaction pathways of metals in the atmosphere
no DOI — not checkedPhysico-chemical speciation of trace metals in environmental samples
no DOI — not checkedLead based paints in dwellings: the potential for contamination of the home environment durign renovation
no DOI — not checkedEnvironmental sample characterization by short-time activation analysis and Mössbauer spectroscopy
no DOI — not checkedIndividual particle characterization of heavy metal rich household dusts
no DOI — not checkedSchwermetallbelastung von strassenkehricht auf strassen mit unter schiedlicher Kfz-frequenz
no DOI — not checkedContamination of soil and street dust with lead and cadmium near a lead smelter at Arnhem, Netherlands
no DOI — not checkedCadmium, copper, lead and zinc in housedust of Christchurch, New Zealand: levels and sources
no DOI — not checkedN.D. Kim and J.E. Fergusson, Unpublished results; 1990.
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no DOI — not checkedThe variability of lead in dusts within homes of young children
no DOI — not checkedLead in Kuala Lumpur urban dust
no DOI — not checkedLead in the atmosphere
no DOI — not checkedAtmospheric emissions of Arsenic, cadmium, lead and mercurm from high temperature processes in power generation and industry
no DOI — not checkedAnalysis of lead in blood, paint, soil and house dust for the assessment of human lead exposure in Auckland
no DOI — not checkedLead-in-dust on children's hands
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no DOI — not checkedTemporal trends in urban and rural blood lead concentrations
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