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American professor of
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neurological symptoms following accidental exposure to the compound.
Karen Wetterhahn, a
professor of
chemistry at
Dartmouth College, died in 1997, ten months...
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permeation data for
personal protective equipment: the
death of Dr.
Karen E.
Wetterhahn".
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August 14, 1996,
Karen Wetterhahn, a
chemistry professor working at
Dartmouth College,
spilled a
small amount...
- from the
original (PDF) on 11
September 2011.
Retrieved 19
October 2019.
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Mayaguez Incident and the End of the...
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public domain.
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