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This post was last edited by slll611 on 2016-1-26 at 20:28. True or False question: In the notes section of the \"Permissible Concentrations of Chemical Substances in the Workplace\", the terms \"Skin\" and \"G1\" are indicated. \"Skin\" refers to the situation where direct contact with vapors, liquids, and solids through the skin, mucous membranes, and eyes can lead to systemic effects due to absorption through the intact skin. “\"G1\" refers to substances confirmed to be human carcinogens. (A) A is correct, B is incorrect
Reply #22016-01-26
In the notes column for \"Permissible Concentrations of Chemical Substances in the Workplace,\" the terms \"Skin\" and \"G1\" are indicated. \"Skin\" refers to the situation in which systemic effects can occur as a result of direct contact with vapors, liquids, and solids through the skin, mucous membranes, and eyes, leading to absorption through the intact skin. “\"G1\" refers to substances confirmed to be human carcinogens. ( √
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Reply #42016-01-26
In the notes column for \"Permissible Concentrations of Chemical Substances in the Workplace,\" the terms \"Skin\" and \"G1\" are indicated. \"Skin\" refers to the situation in which systemic effects can occur as a result of direct contact with vapors, liquids, and solids through the skin, mucous membranes, and eyes, leading to absorption through the intact skin. “\"G1\" refers to substances confirmed to be human carcinogens. (A) A is correct, B is incorrect
Reply #52016-01-26
In the notes column for \"Permissible Concentrations of Chemical Substances in the Workplace,\" the terms \"Skin\" and \"G1\" are indicated. \"Skin\" refers to the situation in which systemic effects can occur as a result of direct contact with vapors, liquids, and solids through the skin, mucous membranes, and eyes, leading to absorption through the intact skin. “\"G1\" refers to substances confirmed to be human carcinogens. (A) A is correct, B is incorrect

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