Paraoccupational exposures to lead and tin carried by electric-cable splicers
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<subfield code="a">To test the hypothesis that elctric-cable splicers contaminate their homes with lead and tin, nine splicers were matched with nine of their neighbors. House dust samples were collected in two areas within each home: a laundry room/dirty clothes area, and a composite sample from other areas in the house. Samples were analysed by energy dispersive X-ray fluorescence for lead and tin</subfield>
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