Lead-based paint remains a major public health concern: A critical review of global production, trade, use, exposure, health risk, and implications
作者： David O'Connor , Deyi Hou , Jing Ye , Yunhui Zhang , Yong Sik Ok
DOI: 10.1016/J.ENVINT.2018.08.052
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摘要: … major sources of lead exposure to children, which were (i) … and vehicle refinishing products, paint is defined as a product which … Paint includes both oil and water based products. Market …
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