EPHECT I: European household survey on domestic use of consumer products and development of worst-case scenarios for daily use
Consumer products are frequently and regularly used in the domestic environment. Realistic estimates for product use are required for exposure modelling and health risk assessment. This paper provides significant data that can be used as input for such modelling studies. A European survey was conduc...
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Enthalten in: The science of the total environment - Amsterdam : Elsevier, 1972, 536(2015), Seite 880-889 |
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