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tetramethyllead

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Tetraethyl Lead
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1990
1990
Excretion of tetramethyllead, trimethyllead, dimethyllead and inorganic lead after injection of tetramethyllead to rabbits.
Rabbits were divided to groups of 3, and injected either 9.9 mg of tetramethyllead (Me4Pb)/kg of body weight (7.7 mg Pb/kg) or 39… 
1986
1986
Formation and decomposition of trialkyllead compounds in the atmosphere.
The kinetics and mechanisms of the homogeneous reactions of tetramethyllead (TML) and tetraethyllead (TEL) with hydroxyl (HO… 
1982
1982
Alkylation of lead (II) salts to tetraalkyllead in aqueous solution
It was recently reported by Ahmad et al.1 that lead (II) salts react with alkyl iodides in aqueous solution to produce… 
1976
1976
Tubular inclusions in the cisterns of the Golgi apparatus induced by tetramethyllead.
It is well known that tetramethyllead is used as an antidetonant and as a matter for increasing the octane number of petrol… 
1964
1964
TETRAETHYLLEAD AND TETRAMETHYLLEAD. COMPARATIVE EXPERIMENTAL PATHOLOGY: I. LEAD ABSORPTION AND PATHOLOGY.
1964
1964
TETRAMETHYLLEAD AS SUBSTITUTE FOR TETRAETHYLLEAD. USE IN GASOLINE FROM THE ASPECT OF RELATIVE HAZARD.
1963
1963
The acute effects of lead alkyls. Oral administration of tetramethyllead, tetraethyllead, trimethyllead chloride, triethyllead chloride, and diethyllead dichloride to rats.
1963
1963
Potential hazard of exposure to lead. I. Handling and use of gasoline containing tetramethyllead.
1963
1963
Potential hazard of exposure to lead. II. Further investigations in the preparation, handling, and use of gasoline containing tetramethyllead.
1963
1963
Air Lead Concentrations from Automotive Engines: Comparison of Concentration with Use of Gasolines Containing Tetramethyllead and Tetraethyllead
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