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Risk Analysis DOI: [removed]risa[removed]Bioaccessibility and Risk of Exposure to Metals and SVOCs in Artificial Turf Field Fill Materials and Fibers
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Document Date: 2013-06-27 13:44:38

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Vanadium / Extract New Infill Metal / /

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Europe / /

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United States / /

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Occupational Health Sciences Institute / NIST library / A HQ / HQ Arsenic Cadmium Chromium Copper Vanadium / HQ Dose / /

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metal / volatile organic chemicals / synthetic lung solution / sweat solution / crumb rubber infill products / trace metal / consumer products / Online Carcinogens / turf fiber products / synthetic solutions / potential metal exposure / detectable metal concentrations / rubber / crumb rubber infill / paint / chemicals / semi-volatile organic chemicals / crumb rubber / food / /

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National Institute of Health / Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute / Society for Risk Analysis / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency / Robert Wood Johnson Medical School / Environmental Protection Agency / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / /

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Brian Buckley / Robert Wood Johnson / Clifford P. Weisel / Paul J. Lioy / Brian Pavilonis / Brian T. Pavilonis / ∗ Clifford / /

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potassium chloride / sodium chloride / calcium chloride / acetic acid / sodium bicarbonate / ammonium chloride / sodium acetate / /

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spectroscopy / microwave / same protocol / /

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