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Lead poisoning and lead absorption : $b The symptoms, pathology and prevention, with special reference to their industrial origin, and an account of the principal processes involving riskLegge, Thomas Morison, Sir

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Lead poisoning and lead absorption : $b The symptoms, pathology and prevention, with special reference to their industrial origin, and an account of the principal processes involving risk

Name: Lead poisoning and lead absorption : $b The symptoms, pathology and prevention, with special reference to their industrial origin, and an account of the principal processes involving risk
Author: Legge, Thomas Morison, Sir

Legge, Thomas Morison, Sir

Lead poisoning

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  | No.|       |                                  |       |            |
  | of |       |         Compound of Lead         |       |            |
  |Ani-|       |       in Dust and Average        |       | Number of  |
  |mal.|Weight.|Quantity in Air during Experiment.|Method.|Inhalations.|
  +----+-------+----------------------------------+-------+------------+
  |    |  Kgs. |                                  |       |            |
  |  1 | 3·000 |0·007 to 0·01 grm. flue dust from |   A   |11 of 1 hour|
  |    |       |blast-furnace flue                |       |            |
  |  2 | 3·580 |0·007 to 0·01 grm. litharge dust  |   A   |12          |
  |    |       |                                  |       |            |
  |  4 | 4·100 |0·001 to 0·007 grm. white lead    |   A   |12          |
  |    |       |dust                              |       |            |
  |  6 | 5·200 |0·001 to 0·007 grm. white lead    |   A   |12          |
  |    |       |(alcohol: 50 c.c. port wine daily |       |            |
  |    |       |in milk)                          |       |            |
  |  7 | 3·000 |0·001 to 0·007 grm. white lead;   |   A   |11          |
  |    |       |no alcohol                        |       |            |
  | 10 | 4·500 |0·0001 to 0·001 grm. white lead   |   B   |40 of 20    |
  |    |       |                                  |       |minutes     |
  | 11 | 3·750 |0·0001 to 0·001 grm. white lead   |   B   |40 of 20    |
  |    |       |                                  |       |minutes     |
  | 21 | 3·900 |0·001 to 0·09 grm. low-solubility |   B   |14 of 1 hour|
  |    |       |glaze                             |       |            |
  | 22 | 3·900 |0·001 to 0·09 grm. low-solubility |   B   |26          |
  |    |       |glaze                             |       |            |
  | 30 | 3·500 |0·001 to 0·09 grm. low-solubility |   B   |14          |
  |    |       |glaze                             |       |            |
  +----+-------+----------------------------------+-------+------------+

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Lead poisoning and lead absorption : $b The symptoms, pathology and prevention, with special reference to their industrial origin, and an account of the principal processes involving risk

Legge, Thomas Morison, Sir

Lead poisoning

+----+-------+----------------------------------+-------+------------+
  | No.|       |                                  |       |            |
  | of |       |         Compound of Lead         |       |            |
  |Ani-|       |       in Dust and Average        |       | Number of  |
  |mal.|Weight.|Quantity in Air during Experiment.|Method.|Inhalations.|
  +----+-------+----------------------------------+-------+------------+
  |    |  Kgs. |                                  |       |            |
  |  1 | 3·000 |0·007 to 0·01 grm. flue dust from |   A   |11 of 1 hour|
  |    |       |blast-furnace flue                |       |            |
  |  2 | 3·580 |0·007 to 0·01 grm. litharge dust  |   A   |12          |
  |    |       |                                  |       |            |
  |  4 | 4·100 |0·001 to 0·007 grm. white lead    |   A   |12          |
  |    |       |dust                              |       |            |
  |  6 | 5·200 |0·001 to 0·007 grm. white lead    |   A   |12          |
  |    |       |(alcohol: 50 c.c. port wine daily |       |            |
  |    |       |in milk)                          |       |            |
  |  7 | 3·000 |0·001 to 0·007 grm. white lead;   |   A   |11          |
  |    |       |no alcohol                        |       |            |
  | 10 | 4·500 |0·0001 to 0·001 grm. white lead   |   B   |40 of 20    |
  |    |       |                                  |       |minutes     |
  | 11 | 3·750 |0·0001 to 0·001 grm. white lead   |   B   |40 of 20    |
  |    |       |                                  |       |minutes     |
  | 21 | 3·900 |0·001 to 0·09 grm. low-solubility |   B   |14 of 1 hour|
  |    |       |glaze                             |       |            |
  | 22 | 3·900 |0·001 to 0·09 grm. low-solubility |   B   |26          |
  |    |       |glaze                             |       |            |
  | 30 | 3·500 |0·001 to 0·09 grm. low-solubility |   B   |14          |
  |    |       |glaze                             |       |            |
  +----+-------+----------------------------------+-------+------------+

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Lead poisoning and lead absorption : $b The symptoms, pathology and prevention, with special reference to their industrial origin, and an account of the principal processes involving risk

Lead poisoning and lead absorption : $b The symptoms, pathology and prevention, with special reference to their industrial origin, and an account of the principal processes involving risk

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