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Mineral fibres: Crystal chemistry, chemical-physical properties, biological interaction and toxicity

Mineral fibres: Crystal chemistry, chemical-physical properties, biological interaction and toxicity

Paperback

Series: Emu Notes in Mineralogy, Book 18

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ISBN10: 0903056658
ISBN13: 9780903056656
Publisher: Mineralogical Soc
Published: Jul 10 2017
Pages: 556
Weight: 1.93
Height: 1.13 Width: 6.69 Depth: 9.61
Language: English

Asbestos is probably one of the most studied substances ever. Asbestos is synonymous with argument and controversy: it is magic but feared, essential but dreaded, a strategic natural raw material but a source of concern and hazard; it is banned but still used safely, and so the list goes on. Asbestos-related diseases are certainly of significant concern in terms of occupational and public health. Asbestos World Health Organisation officials estimate that 125,000,000 people worldwide are exposed annually to asbestos in occupational settings, and >100,000 people die annually of diseases associated with asbestos exposure. Use of asbestos has been banned in most developed countries, but chrysotile asbestos is still used in many developing countries.

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