A Novel sampling method for methyl methacrylate in workplace air
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<subfield code="a">NIOSH sampling method No. 2537 for methyl methacrylate involves passing a known amount of air through a sample tube containing Amberlite XAD-2 resin. A sample tube containing 300 mg Anasorb 727 in the front section and 150 mg in the backup section also has been evaluated for use in this method. This sample tube, therefore, is offered as an alternative sampling method for methyl methacrylate in workplace air</subfield>
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