Release of Crystalline Silica Nanoparticles during Engineered Stone Fabrication

Inhalation exposure to respirable crystalline silica (RCS) during the fabrication of engineered stone-based kitchen countertops has been on the rise in recent years and has become a significant occupational health problem in the United States and globally. Little is known about the presence of nanoc...

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Main Author:	Kabir Rishi (5807669) (author)
Other Authors:	Bon Ki Ku (20410368) (author), Chaolong Qi (644747) (author), Drew Thompson (19465501) (author), Chen Wang (88408) (author), Alan Dozier (2409034) (author), Vasileia Vogiazi (9936755) (author), Orthodoxia Zervaki (14424949) (author), Pramod Kulkarni (2919158) (author)
Published:	2024
Subjects:	Biophysics Biochemistry Medicine Physiology Pharmacology Biotechnology Ecology Space Science Chemical Sciences not elsewhere classified Physical Sciences not elsewhere classified total lung deposition relevant exposure metric provide adequate protection polymeric resin binder fourier transform infrared exposure metric may e ., particles based kitchen countertops 4 – 24 increasing particle size respirable crystalline silica crystalline silica nanoparticles crystalline silica content ftir analysis showed cristobalite content increased 100 nm fraction total aerosol mass crystalline silica 100 nm nanocrystalline silica size fractions aerosol mass united states surface area seventy percent recent years ray diffraction qualitatively confirmed ncs ), engineered stone electron diffraction aerosol released
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Release of Crystalline Silica Nanoparticles during Engineered Stone Fabrication

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