Pulmonary Toxicity of Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes in Mice 7 and 90 Days After Intratracheal Instillation
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...In addition, as noted by Lecoanet et al. (2004), nanosized materials may not migrate through soils at rapid enough rates to be valuable in remediation....
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...In two in vivo studies SWCNTs were demonstrated to induce lung granulomas after intratracheal administration (Lam et al 2004; Warheit et al 2004) indicating that these nanotubes can not be classifi ed as a new form of graphite on material safety data sheets....
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...Carbon black, carbonyl iron and graphite produced no signifi cant adverse effects (Lam et al 2004; Warheit et al 2004)....
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...…NTs (PNTs), which were prepared by rigorous treatment (45-h reflux) with concentrated acids (2 M to 3 M nitric acid) to remove metal impurities (Rinzler et al., 1998), and contained only a small amount (2 % by weight) of residual iron, produced prominent granulomas, along with the fact that…...
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...High-pressure CO conversion (HiPcoTM, Rice University, TX) is a CVD process and is a more advanced method that uses carbon monoxide as carbon source; up to 97% of the carbon in the HiPco product ends up in NTs (Bronikowski et al., 2001)....
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...High-pressure CO conversion (HiPco™, Rice University, TX) is a CVD process and is a more advanced method that uses carbon monoxide as carbon source; up to 97% of the carbon in the HiPco product ends up in NTs (Bronikowski et al., 2001)....
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...CNTs, which were made from graphite and may contain more graphite impurities than the CO-derived HiPco-NTs (Bronikowski et al., 2001), actually were less potent in producing granulomas....
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