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dislodge
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2006) in SHEDS-Wood to represent transfer efficiency and maximum dermal loadings were derived from an experimental study conducted on adults that was designed to achieve the maximum hand and wipe loading of dislodgeable arsenic from CCA-treated wood.
Changing Landscape As a result of nationwide public concern and significant media attention to the potential problems created by CCA-treated wood in public parks and recreation areas, park managers and superintendents need to be sure that they have at least begun to take the steps necessary to deal with public concerns about possible exposure to dislodgeable arsenic from CCA-treated wood, especially in areas where children might come in contact with these wood surfaces.
The dislodgeable lead dust that forms on the miniblinds after they have been exposed to heat and light in windows therefore presents a hazard to small children who engage in hand-to-mouth behavior after handling these miniblinds (4).
 
 
 
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