Some toxic chemicals? can be assimilated directly through the skin unless proper protection is taken can be ingested by transference from hand to mouth after leaving the laboratory can be inhaled even if the substance has a very high boiling point all of the above
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Can toxic chemicals be assimilated directly through the skin unless proper protection is taken? Yes, some toxic chemicals can be absorbed through the skin, so it's essential to wear proper protective equipment. Show more…
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