Application examples
Nano-objects characterization
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Application examples
Nano-objects characterization

Authors : Stéphanie GEORGE, Nicolas LAMPROYE

Publication date: May 10, 2014 | Lire en français

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3. Application examples

3.1 Working environment

Until the risks and toxicity of nano-objects are clearly defined, it is advisable to apply the precautionary principle when handling them. The risks of penetration into the human body by inhalation are particularly high for nano-objects suspended in the atmosphere. On the other hand, the risk of skin contamination remains regardless of the medium (liquid or gaseous) in which nano-objects are dispersed.

Consequently, workers need to protect themselves as much as possible from the little-known risks associated with nano-objects. It is advisable to monitor the worker's environment for possible contamination of the workplace (laboratory, process or packaging area, etc.). The risk of contamination cannot be detected by olfactory means, as in...

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