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Research on Benzene Exposure From Product Use Published

By Erich Rapp on June 25, 2007
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A journal article on the potential for exposure to benzene associated with the use of certain products containing benzene was just published. This article was written by Pamela Williams and others. This researcher was mentioned in an earlier blog entry that I posted concerning trace benzene. This study is not a trace benzene study, but it will interest anyone dealing with benzene exposure claims resulting from the use of certain types of historic products.

The article is entitled , Airborne Concentrations of Benzene Associated with the Historical Use of Some Formulations of Liquid Wrench. The article was published in the Journal of Environmental and Occupational Hygiene, June 2007, 4:547-561.

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