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Journal Scan / Research · May 20, 2015

Detection of Chromium(VI) Release From Leather and Metals Using a Diphenylcarbazide Spot Test

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Contact Dermatitis

Chromium(VI) Release From Leather and Metals Can Be Detected With a Diphenylcarbazide Spot Test

Contact Derm 2015 Apr 27;[EPub Ahead of Print], D Bregnbak, JD Johansen, MS Jellesen, C Zachariae, JP Thyssen

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Detection of Chromium(VI) Release From Leather and Metals Using a Diphenylcarbazide Spot Test

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Chromium(VI) Release From Leather and Metals Can Be Detected With a Diphenylcarbazide Spot Test

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