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A minor outbreak of skin irritation of the hands, forearms and eyelids associated with bronchiaf and irritation dryness of the nasopharynx was found in a group of operatives in a Trim Shop in the manfacture of motor car bodies. Details are described. The offending agent turned out to be ammonium acrylate. This was substituted with sodium carboxy-methyl cellulose, which is an alternative thickening agent in the bonding material, and the problem was solved.
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