Colophony : uses, health effects, airbone measurement and analysis

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      <subfield code="a">Colophony is a widespread natural product obtained from species of the pine family "pinaceae". One of the most important uses of unmodified rosin is in electronic solder fluxes while the main areas of use of chemically modified rosin are paper sizing, adhesives, paints, varnishes, printing inks and plasticisers. Colophony is well recognized as a skin sensitizer and is also the third occupational asthma have not been comprehensively assessed or identified. This paper reviews method of colophony production, its uses and health effects and discusses the important issue of its chemical analysis and the choice of a suitable marker for monitoring colophony fume</subfield>
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