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Trends in flame retardant levels in upholstered furniture and children's consumer products after regulatory action in California
- Author or authors
- R. Gill; Q. Wang; S. Takaku-Pugh; E. Lytle; M. Wang; D.H. Bennett; J. Park; M. Petreas
- Date according to catalogue
- 2024-3
- Journal
- Chemosphere
- Depositing publisher
- Elsevier BV
- Record origin
- Crossref
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R. Gill; Q. Wang; S. Takaku-Pugh; E. Lytle; M. Wang; D.H. Bennett; J. Park; M. Petreas. Trends in flame retardant levels in upholstered furniture and children's consumer products after regulatory action in California. 2024-3. Chemosphere. Crossref. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2024.141152
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