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Philip A. Smith, Bonnie Lockhart, Brett W. Besser & Michael A.R. Michalski. (2014) Exposure of Unsuspecting Workers to Deadly Atmospheres in Below-ground Confined Spaces and Investigation of Related Whole-Air Sample Composition Using Adsorption Gas Chromatography. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene 11:12, pages 800-808.
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