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Exposure to catylist dust through inhalelation

Exposure to catylist dust through inhalelation

Exposure to catylist dust through inhalelation

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I need a litle help in finding out the long or short term effects of exposure through inhalelation of a precious metal catylist , used in refineries and chemical plants usually in reactors. Thanks

RE: Exposure to catylist dust through inhalelation

The First thing that comes to mind would be to refer to the MSDS. However, I am sure that you have considered this first. Otherwise, you should check with the manufacturer of the product.

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