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  • 21. Occupational exposures during the production of catalysts containing inorganic nickel compounds.
    Delabarre P.
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  • 24. [Choice of the conditions for collecting urine samples for assessing occupational exposure of electric steel plant workers to nickel, chromium, manganese and copper].
    Baranowska-Dutkiewicz B, Choińska J, Rózańska R.
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  • 31. [Determining the levels of cadmium, lead and nickel in the urine of workers].
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