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Analyzes PFAS contamination in e-waste dust, highlighting potential health risks for workers.
An analysis of PFAS in dust from two Canadian e-waste recycling facilities using targeted analysis, dTOP assay and hydrolysis revealed significant amounts of precursors. Workers estimated dust ingestion under high-exposure scenario raises concerns.
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