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What is meant by a soluble versus insoluble chemical substance?

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What is meant by a soluble versus insoluble chemical substance?

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In theory, use of the term solubility in the TLVs for metals refers to its solubility in biological fluids, especially in the lung. However, water solubility often is used as a surrogate for this. For more detailed information please see the TLV Documentation for the specific substance of interest and the “Q&A Column” in the December, 1995 issue of ACGIH Today!.

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