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From:  Factors affecting the levels and pathways of atmospheric brominated flame retardant uptake by humans in different weather conditions
Factors affecting the levels and pathways of atmospheric brominated flame retardant uptake by humans in different weather conditions

Figure 5. Contributions of gaseous and particulate brominated flame retardants (BFRs) to dermal intake and inhalation intake of the 16 BFRs.

Journal of Environmental Exposure Assessment
ISSN 2771-5949 (Online)
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