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Title : Issues of health and disease relating to coal use in southwestern China
Subject : Coal Geology, Health & Toxicology
Volume No. : 40
Issue No. : 
Author : Baoshan Zheng, Zhenhua Ding, Ronggui Huang, Jianming Zhu, Xiaoying Yu, Aimin Wang, Daixing Zhou, Dajun Mao, Hongcan Su
Printed Year : 1999
No of Pages  : 14: 119–132
Description : 

In Southwest China, 15 million people suffer from fluorosis, more than 3000 people have arsenism, and 477 people have endemic selenium intoxication due to use of high fluorine, arsenic, and selenium coal in unvented ovens. The highest fluorine, arsenic, and selenium in contents of these coals are 2000 µg/g, 35,000 µg/g, and more than 8000 µg/g, respectively. This paper describes the epidemic situation and the causes and pathways of endemic fluorosis, arsenism, and selenosis in Southwest China. The occurrence and distribution of high fluorine, high arsenic, and high selenium coals are briefly described

 

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