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    Chen Y, Zhang H, Ge Y, Zhu Z, Ji J, Luo D, Lu S.
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  • 26. Integration of probabilistic exposure assessment and risk characterization for perchlorate in infant formula and supplementary food.
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    Shi ZX, Wu YN, Li JG, Zhao YF, Feng JF.
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  • 38. Perchlorate in honey from China: Levels, pollution characteristics and health risk assessment.
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    Cui X, Zhang L, Zhou P, Liu Z, Fan S, Yang D, Li J, Liu Q.
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