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• W2606541595 abstract "Electronic devices entering the e-waste stream contain a number of toxic chemicals, which include a number of metals/metalloids as well as a host of organics. Some of the chemicals have been extensively studied in other contexts while others have received relatively little attention on an individual or mixture basis. This situation is becoming further complicated by the increasing use of nanomaterials in the production of electronic devices. Another important component of the global e-waste problem is the fact that a large percentage of e-waste recycling is conducted in developing countries with limited resources and other major public health issues such as low socioeconomic status, child labor, limited food supplies, infectious diseases, and absence of worker safety protections. To address this complex situation, it will be important to use all the tools of modern toxicology such as omic biomarkers in conjunction with computational toxicology techniques to support mode of action–based risk assessments in combination with considerations of nonbiological/social factors to address the multifactorial area. This chapter will focus on the toxicological aspects of e-waste and attempt to provide a brief overview of information on the major inorganic and organic chemicals of concern. The other related nonbiological/socioeconomic aspects of the e-waste problem area will be taken up in subsequent chapters." @default.
• W2606541595 created "2017-04-28" @default.
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• W2606541595 date "2017-01-01" @default.
• W2606541595 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W2606541595 title "Toxicology of E-Waste Chemicals—Mechanisms of Action" @default.
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