Bai Z., Yiin LM., Rich DQ., Adgate JL., Ashley PJ., Lioy PJ., Zhang J.
Year:
2003
Bibliographic info:
AIHA J. 2003 July-August , Vol 64-4, pp 528-532

Five methods of sampling lead dust where tested for that study in 33 New Jersey homes of children with blood problems.Samples were collected on the carpets of the different homes. Among the five sampling methods used then compared (wipe, adhesive label, C18 sheet, vacuum, hand rinse) the first one appeared the most appropriate for measuring lead from carpets for exposure assessment, and vacuum the most recommended for collecting information on total lead accumulation.