Types of Toxicants - exposure class

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This document discusses types of toxicants and sources of air toxicants. It covers three classes of toxicants: natural, anthropogenic, and indoor. Natural toxicants come from sources like volcanoes and forest fires, while anthropogenic toxicants result from industrial processes. Indoor toxicants can originate from building materials, cleaning products, or other sources within homes and buildings.

Toxicology course
LECTURE 2
TYPES OF TOXINS
MAGDY IBRAHIM ABBAS

Classes of Toxicants
Exposure class

Sources of Air Toxicants
Natural Anthropogenic Indoor

1-Natural toxicants

Industrial processes

3-Indoor toxicants

Examples of air
toxicants

Occupational Toxicants

Types of Toxicants - exposure class

Types of Toxicants - exposure class

Types of Toxicants - exposure class

Types of Toxicants - exposure class

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Types of Toxicants - exposure class

1. Toxicology course LECTURE 2 TYPES OF TOXINS MAGDY IBRAHIM ABBAS

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