| Abstrakt: |
Human experiments were performed on six volunteers, who had never experienced CS absorption, with different concentrations of carbon disulfide (CS) from 28 ppm to 52 ppm which were inhaled for 30 to 120 minutes continuously, and CS concentration was kept at a constant level during the period of each experiment. Amounts of CS retained in the body and eliminated from it by the expired air, the skin, and the urine were calculated. During the period of each inhalation experiment, the volunteers were free from any signs, except a slight headache. The results are summarized as follows: [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
