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nickel carbonyl

Known as: nickel tetracarbonyl 
A colorless, volatile and highly flammable, liquid inorganic compound with a characteristic, musty odor that emits toxic carbon monoxide fumes upon… Expand
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2019
2019
Alkali Metal Covalent Bonding in Nickel Carbonyl Complexes ENi(CO)3.
The alkali metal-nickel carbonyl anions ENi(CO)3 - with E=Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs have been produced and characterized by mass-selected… Expand
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2014
2014
Nanoparticle growth in supported nickel catalysts during methanation reaction--larger is better.
A major cause of supported metal catalyst deactivation is particle growth by Ostwald ripening. Nickel catalysts, used in the… Expand
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2005
2005
Mortality of workers at a nickel carbonyl refinery, 1958–2000
Background: Excess risks of respiratory cancer have been shown in some groups of nickel exposed workers. It is clear, however… Expand
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2003
2003
Cigarette smoking and nickel exposure.
The tobacco plant contains nickel and several other toxic metals, most probably absorbed from the soil, fertilizing products or… Expand
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1999
Review
1999
Relevance of reactivity determinants to exposure assessment and biological monitoring of the elements.
2 Determinant factors in the biological chemistry and Solids are the most commonly encountered forms of metals toxicology of the… Expand
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1990
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1990
Metal toxicity and the respiratory tract.
  • Benoit Nemery
  • The European respiratory journal
  • 1990
    • Corpus ID: 19495143
The type of lung disease caused by metal compounds depends on the nature of the offending agent, its physicochemical form, the… Expand
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1981
1981
Chelation therapy in nickel poisoning.
For the treatment of acute poisoning from the inhalation of nickel carbonyl, sodium diethyldithiocarbamate (Dithiocarb) has… Expand
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1981
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1981
Carcinogenicity, mutagenicity and teratogenicity of nickel.
Nickel is widely used in the metallurgical industry, and although not released extensively into the environment, may represent a… Expand
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1967
1967
Inhibition of induction of benzpyrene hydroxylase by nickel carbonyl.
SUMMARY Exposure of rats to nickel carbonyl by inhalation (0.2 mg Ni/liter of air/15 min) or intravenous injection (2 mg Ni/100… Expand
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1954
1954
Nickel poisoning. II. Studies on patients suffering from acute exposure to vapors of nickel carbonyl.
Studies were recently reported by us1on the effects of acute and subacute exposure of experimental animals to the vapors of… Expand
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