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Kikuo Oikawa Hiroko Saito Ikuei Kifune Tatsuo Ohshina Masami Fujii Yukio Takizawa 《Chemosphere》1982,11(9):943-951
To study atmospheric mercury absorption in human respiratory passage-ways, mercury in expired air was measured in three different states of breathing: steady breathing, deep breathing and breath held after inspiration.In this study, air containing mercury was inhaled through the nose and expired through the mouth. The concentration of mercury in the exhaled air was determined by the technique of gold-amalgam trapping, heat vaporization, and flameless atomic absorption measurement.The subjects were 13 male adults, aged 25–62 years, and 38 cases were observed. Four different concentrations of mercury, 1–3, 4–6, 10–11, and 20–30 μg/m3 were used, and absorption for each was determined. When the concentration was 1–3 μg/m3, the absorption was 74–92%, the average being 82.5%. At concentrations of 4–6, 10–11, and 20–30 μg/m3, the absorption was 76.6–100%, 75.5–99.2%, and 79.9–95.9% respectively, and the average was 88.8%, 85.2%, and 87.7% respectively.A slightly higher rate of mercury absorption was observed in deep breathing than in steady breathing, and when expiration was suppressed for some time after inspiration, the rate increased remarkably to 97.4–99.7%. Prolonged retention of inhaled air containing mercury in the respiratory tract is believed to have caused the increased absorption. 相似文献
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