Increased amounts of hydrogen peroxide in the exhaled breath of ozone-exposed human subjects

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Increased amounts of hydrogen peroxide in the exhaled breath of ozone-exposed human subjects

Madden, MC., Hanley, N., Harder, S., Velez, G., & Raymer, J. (1997). Increased amounts of hydrogen peroxide in the exhaled breath of ozone-exposed human subjects. Inhalation Toxicology, 9(4), 317-330.

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