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INTRODUCTION
National regulatory agencies set OELs for chemicals produced or handled within their territory in order to protect workers who may be exposed to these chemicals.
This fact sheet will help you understand how OELs are defined and calculated, as well as their impact on the substance to which they apply.
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Determination of occupational exposure limit values (OELVs)