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Blood contamination of workers in the fertilizer industry - Baiji heavy elements

Salih Al-Obaidi et al · University of Mosul, College of Education for Pure Science · 2007

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Abstract The present study is consulted to measure the concentration of Cd , Zn and Cu in Workers Blood samples of The General Company for fertilizer industry /Northen region , Baiji . Blood samples were collected from (289) workers of this company then divided to five groups according to the site of work , the workers also divided to two groups according to exposure periods: (5) and (10) years. The results showed a significant increase in the concentration of Cadmium in exposed workers through exposure periods (5) and (10) years in Ammonia factory and utility unite group, Urea factory and Packing unit group and Maintenance and workshops in comparison with control group. According to Zinc concentration , the results showed a significant increase in all groups except Administration departments group, while , the concentration of Copper were decreased through exposure periods in Ammonia factory and utility unite, Urea factory and Packing unit and Maintenance and workshops group comparing with the control groups . الخلاصةاستهدفت هذه الدراسة تقدیر تراکیز الکادمیوم و الزنک والنحاس فی دم العاملین فی الشرکة العامة لصناعة الاسمدة ، المنطقة الشمالیة . جمعت عینات الدم من (289) عاملا فی هذه الشرکة وقسمت على خمس مجموعات حسب موقع العمل .وکذلک قسمت کل مجموعه الى قسمین حسب مدد التعرض (5) و (10) سنوات.اظهرت نتائج الدراسة ارتفاعا معنویا فی تراکیز الکادمیوم لدى العاملین المتعرضین خلال مدد التعرض (5) و (10) سنوات فی مجموعة مصنع الامونیا والخدمات الصناعیة ومجموعة مصنع الیوریا والتعبئة ومجموعة الصناعة والورش مقارنة بالمجموعة الضابطة . وسجلت تراکیز الزنک ارتفاعا معنویا فی المجموعات جمیعا ماعدا مجموعة الاقسام الاداریة فی حین انعکست الحالة مع النحاس فقد انخفضت تراکیزه خلال مدد التعرض فی مجموعة الامونیا والخدمات الصناعیة ومجموعة الیوریا والتعبئة ومجموعة الصیانة والورش مقارنة بالمجموعة الضابطة .

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al, S. A. O. E. (2007). Blood contamination of workers in the fertilizer industry - Baiji heavy elements. https://doi.org/10.33899/edusj.2007.5783

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al, Salih Al-Obaidi et. "Blood contamination of workers in the fertilizer industry - Baiji heavy elements." 2007. https://doi.org/10.33899/edusj.2007.5783.

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al, Salih Al-Obaidi et. 2007. "Blood contamination of workers in the fertilizer industry - Baiji heavy elements.". https://doi.org/10.33899/edusj.2007.5783.

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al, S. A. O. E. 2007, Blood contamination of workers in the fertilizer industry - Baiji heavy elements, University of Mosul, College of Education for Pure Science, available at: https://doi.org/10.33899/edusj.2007.5783 [Accessed 7 Aug. 2026].

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Title
Blood contamination of workers in the fertilizer industry - Baiji heavy elements
Author / contributors
Salih Al-Obaidi et al
Publisher
University of Mosul, College of Education for Pure Science
Publication year
2007
ISSN
1812-125X
ISSN
1812-125X
Language
English

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