Internal wall losses of pharmaceutical dusts during closed-face, 37-mm polystyrene cassette sampling
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<subfield code="a">A current practice for the determination of personal exposures to dusts involves the aspiration of known quantities of air through membrane filters held in 37-mm plastic cassettes. Samples are collected with the cassettes in the closed face configuration. A major negative bias error has been identified with this sampling procedure for low-level pharmaceutical dusts</subfield>
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