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Genotoxicity of multi-walled carbon nanotubes at occupationally relevant doses by Siegrist, Katelyn J, Reynolds, Steven H, Kashon, Michael L, Lowry, David T, Dong, Chenbo, Hubbs, Ann F, Young, Shih-Houng, Salisbury, Jeffrey L, Porter, Dale W, Benkovic, Stanley A, McCawley, Michael, Keane, Michael J, Mastovich, John T, Bunker, Kristin L, Cena, Lorenzo G, Sparrow, Mark C, Sturgeon, Jacqueline L, Dinu, Cerasela Zoica, Sargent, Linda M

“…Carbon nanotubes are commercially-important products of nanotechnology; however, their low density and small size makes carbon nanotube respiratory exposures…”
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Low-temperature synthesis of micro- and nano-crystalline CuFeS2 polymorphs by Karuppannan, Balamurugan, Sturgeon, Jacqueline L., Bunker, Kristin L., Harris, Karen E., Ganesan, Ravi, Aitken, Jennifer A.

“…Micro- and nano-crystalline polymorphs of CuFeS 2 have been synthesized by using simple, low temperature solvothermal and precipitation methods. A solvothermal…”
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Factors Affecting the Ambient Physicochemical Properties of Cerium-Containing Particles Generated by Nanoparticle Diesel Fuel Additive Use by Gantt, Brett, Hoque, Shamia, Fahey, Kathleen M., Willis, Robert D., Delgado-Saborit, Juana Maria, Harrison, Roy M., Zhang, K. Max, Jefferson, David A., Kalberer, Markus, Bunker, Kristin L., Conny, Joseph M., Bhave, Prakash V., Weinstein, Jason P., Pye, Havala O. T.

“…Despite the use of cerium oxide nanoparticles (nCe) in some regions as a diesel fuel additive, the physicochemical properties of the resulting exhaust…”
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What is asbestos and why is it important? Challenges of defining and characterizing asbestos by Strohmeier, Brian R., Huntington, J. Craig, Bunker, Kristin L., Sanchez, Matthew S., Allison, Kimberly, Lee, Richard J.

“…Asbestos is a term used to describe a group of six fibrous silicate minerals whose unique set of properties has led to widespread use in a variety of…”
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Application of X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy (XPS) for the Surface Characterization of Gunshot Residue (GSR) by Schwoeble, A. J. “Skip”, Strohmeier, Brian R., Bunker, Kristin L., McAllister, Darlene R., Marquis, James P., Piasecki, John D., McAllister, Nikki M.

“…Gunshot residue (GSR) is typically found on the hands or clothing of persons who have been in the environment of a discharging firearm, but it may also be…”
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