‹ Surgeon General’s conference on tetraethyl lead, 1925

Why did the Surgeon General’s conference on tetraethyl lead, 1925 happen?

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2 links · 1 account · 20 May 1925

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  1. Causes Poisonings at du Pont’s tetraethyl lead plant at Deepwater, 1923-1924, according to U.S. Public Health Service 1923 – Jul 1924

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  1. The Use of Tetraethyl Lead Gasoline in Its Relation to Public Health (Public Health Bulletin No. 163), U.S. Public Health Service, Treasury Department, 1926. Primary record
    these fears were intensified when fatal poisoning occurred in the manufacture and mixing of the concentrated tetraethyl lead itself in Deepwater, N. J., Dayton, Ohio, and Bayway, N. J.
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