Use of physical chemistry and in vivo exposure to investigate the toxicity of formaldehyde bound to carbonaceous particles in the murine lung
by Terence H. Risby, Health Effects Institute. Health Review Committee, David R. Hemenway, George J. Jakab
Book 53 of Research report / Health Effects Institute --
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