House of Commons Papers, Volume 13H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 - Legislation |
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... mercury has been used in increasing quantities in industry, and the development of some interesting new processes has involved handling the metal on a large scale. Several cases of mercury poisoning have occurred during the past year ...
... mercury has been used in increasing quantities in industry, and the development of some interesting new processes has involved handling the metal on a large scale. Several cases of mercury poisoning have occurred during the past year ...
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... mercury, ranging up to 820 micrograms per litre, was found. Their symptoms gradually subsided and the urinary excretion of mercury lessened but in most cases this was still above normal after their symptoms had subsided. After these ...
... mercury, ranging up to 820 micrograms per litre, was found. Their symptoms gradually subsided and the urinary excretion of mercury lessened but in most cases this was still above normal after their symptoms had subsided. After these ...
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... mercury. A married woman aged 35, was thought to be suffering from mercury poisoning by a Medical Inspector during a visit to a scientific instrument factory. For six years this woman had been filling mercury switches, at first by ...
... mercury. A married woman aged 35, was thought to be suffering from mercury poisoning by a Medical Inspector during a visit to a scientific instrument factory. For six years this woman had been filling mercury switches, at first by ...
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Gas Cylinder Accidents 18 | 18 |
G Summary of Accidents in Manufacture Keeping Conveyance and Use | 32 |
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