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  • 2. Respirable dust exposures in U.S. surface coal mines (1982-1986).
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  • 10. Evaluation of Diffuse Reflection Infrared Spectrometry for End-of-Shift Measurement of α-quartz in Coal Dust Samples.
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  • 13. Coal mine dust lung disease in miners killed in the Upper Big Branch disaster: a review of lung pathology and contemporary respirable dust levels in underground US coal mines.
    Go LHT, Green FHY, Abraham JL, Churg A, Petsonk EL, Cohen RA.
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  • 14. Equivalency of a personal dust monitor to the current United States coal mine respirable dust sampler.
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  • 16. Consideration of kaolinite interference correction for quartz measurements in coal mine dust.
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  • 17. A critique of MSHA procedures for determination of permissible respirable coal mine dust containing free silica.
    Corn M, Breysse P, Hall T, Chen G, Risby T, Swift DL.
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  • 18. The derivation of estimated dust exposures for U.S. coal miners working before 1970.
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