Other Metals ? Arsenic (885c79b4-8338-4915-902d-bbc798d778da)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Daniel Edelstein
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1987

Abstract

In 1985, ASARCO Incorporated terminated copper smelting operations and associated byproduct arsenic trioxide recovery at Tacoma, WA, although shipments of arsenic trioxide from stocks and limited production from cleanup operations continued. Imports of arsenic trioxide increased markedly as a result of increased demand for arsenical wood preservatives and the decline in domestic shipments of trioxide. Expanded world capacity more than met the increased demand for arsenic and its compounds, and prices remained unchanged throughout the year. Domestic Data Coverage.-Arsenic trioxide was produced by one U.S. company, which voluntarily reported its production to the Bureau of Mines.
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APA: Daniel Edelstein  (1987)  Other Metals ? Arsenic (885c79b4-8338-4915-902d-bbc798d778da)

MLA: Daniel Edelstein Other Metals ? Arsenic (885c79b4-8338-4915-902d-bbc798d778da). The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1987.

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