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An April 2003 "pictorial presentation" by Kelly F. Bailey (Vulcan Materials Company), Ann G. Wylie (University of Maryland), John Kelse (R. T. Vanderbilt Company) and Richard J. Lee (R. J. Lee Group), from an R. T. Vanderbilt file. It contrasts asbestiform and nonasbestiform minerals and reviews human and animal cancer studies, including Libby vermiculite and New York tremolitic talc. The authors conclude the two differ mineralogically and biologically. Appendix II covers analytical methods. A cover page of a William E. Smith report on sample CpS-275-1 follows.
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- R.T. Vanderbilt
- Date
- 2003
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“The Asbestiform and Nonasbestiform Mineral Growth Habit and Their Relationship to Cancer Studies.” 2003. R.T. Vanderbilt. AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/reports/the-asbestiform-and-nonasbestiform-mineral-growth-habit-and-their-relationship-t-2003.
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