Additional Reading Materials

Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry Toxicological Profile for Mercury. ATSDR (1989). For a copy of this document phone (703) 487-4660.

Amendola, A., A and D.R. Telesca. National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. A Survey of Health Hazard Control Systems for Mercury Use and Processing. Document Number 00134888. February, 1984.

American Conference of Governmental Industrial Hygienists. Documentation of Threshold Limit Value (TLV"s) and Biological Exposure Indices. Cincinnati, Ohio. 1996.

Chamberlain, P. G. and M.G. Pojar. Gold and Silver Leaching Practices in the United States.
U.S. Bureau of Mines, Information Circular 8969. 1984.

Guidelines for the Safe Clean-up of Mercury Spilled in the Home. Division of Epidemiology, Environmental and Occupational Health Services, New Jersey Department of Health. January, 1996. For a copy of this document phone (609) 984-1863.

Harvey, B. and G. Crockford eds. Handbook of Occupational Hygiene. Vol 2. Kluwer Publishing: Brentford, Middlesex, Great Britain. 1980.

Heinen, H. J., D.G. Peterson, and R.E. Lindstrom. Processing Gold Ores Using Heap LeachCarbon Adsorption Methods. U.S. Bureau of Mines, Information Circular 8770.
1978.

Hudson. P.J. Elemental Mercury Exposure Among Children of Thermometer Plant Workers. Pediatrics. Vol. 79, June (1987), pp. 935-938.

Kudryk, V., D.A. Corrigan and W.W. Liang, eds. Precious Metals: Mining, Extraction, and Processing. New York: AIME, 1984.

Lynham, M. Mine Safety and Health Administration, Denver Safety and Health Technology Center, Toxic Materials Division. Mercury Vapor Control Evaluation. Field Report Number D7999T579. August, 1993.

Marsden, J, and I. House. The Chemistry of Gold Extraction. Ellis Horwood Limited: Chichester, West Sussex, England. 1992.

Mullen, J., C. Project Manager Dappolonia. Cleanup of Mercury Contaminated Equipment & Work Area. Project Number RM821488. June 1982.

National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (1973). A recommended standard for occupational exposure to inorganic mercury. DHEW (NIOSH). Publication No. HSM 73-11024.

Patty"s Industrial Hygiene and Toxicology. 4th Edition. Mercury, pp. 2124. John Wiley & Sons. 1993.

Report to Congress on the Worker s" Home Contamination Study Conducted by the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health. NIOSH Publication No. 95-123, September 1995. Cincinnati, Ohio.

Senn E. P. Controlling Metallic Mercury Exposure in the Workplace, A Guide for Employers. New Jersey Department of Health Occupational Health Service. Feb. 1996. For a copy of this document phone (609) 984-1863.

Trabant, G. and M. Lynham. Mine Safety and Health Administration, Denver Safety and Health Technology Center, Toxic Materials Division. Mercury Vapor Control Evaluation. Field Report Number D8163T606. October, 1994.

Trabant, G. and S. Kneipple. Mine Safety and Health Administration, Denver Safety and Health Technology Center, Toxic Materials Division. Mercury Vapor Control Evaluation. Field Report Number D8248T612. May, 1995.

Trabant, G. and M. Lynham. Mine Safety and Health Administration, Denver Safety and Health Technology Center, Toxic Materials Division. Mercury Vapor Control Evaluation. Field Report Number D8266T617. May, 1995.

Your Mercury Exposure - Important Information for People Exposed to Mercury at Work, at Home, and in the Community Environment. Division of Environmental and Occupational Health Services, New Jersey Department of Health. February, 1997. For a copy of this document phone (609) 984-1863.

Zirschky J. and Witherell, L. Cleanup of Mercury Contamination of Thermometer Workers" Homes. AIHA Journal. 48 (I):81-84.