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Corrigendum to Quantitative skin exposure assessment of metals: A cas by Carmen L Naylor, Brian Davies et al

The authors regret to have noted an error that could affect the interpretation of data presented our article "Title: Quantitative skin exposure assessment of metals: A case study". It is evident that the unit of measurement for Eqs. (3), (4), (6), (7) and (8) stated as μγ/100 cm2 should read μg/100 cm2. This error likely occurred during the formatting of the manuscript and was not identified prior to publication. In addition, Conversion Factor 1 (CF1) (Section 3.2, p.137) was stated incorrectly and should read 10 instead of 100. That is, “CF1 = conversion factor 1 (mg/cm2 to μg/100 cm2) (10)”. Amended limits for Table 6 based on this correction are presented below. The authors would like to apologise for any inconvenience caused.

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