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Most cited papers from Asbestos Institute

What are the most cited papers from Asbestos Institute?

The most cited paper from Asbestos Institute is "Chrysotile Asbestos in Urban Air" (Anthony L. Rickards, D. V. Badami, 1971), with 56 citations. Next come "ELECTRON‐MICROSCOPE STUDIES OF ASBESTOSIS IN MAN AND ANIMALS" (55) and "Charge-transfer in ferromagnesian silicates: The polarized electronic spectra of trioctahedral micas" (48).

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1 Chrysotile Asbestos in Urban Air Anthony L. Rickards, D. V. Badami · Nature Nov 1971 56
2 ELECTRON‐MICROSCOPE STUDIES OF ASBESTOSIS IN MAN AND ANIMALS J. Michael Davis · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Dec 1965 55
3 Charge-transfer in ferromagnesian silicates: The polarized electronic spectra of trioctahedral micas D. W. Robbins, Roger G. J. Strens · Mineralogical Magazine Mar 1972 48
4 Asbestos in A sia Su Lyn Leong, Rizka Zainudin, Laurie Kazan‐Allen et al. · Respirology Open access 29 Mar 2015 44
5 The thermal decomposition of crocidolite from Koegas, South Africa A. A. Hodgson, Alan G. Freeman, H. F. W. Taylor · Mineralogical Magazine and Journal of the Mineralogical Society Mar 1965 33
6 THE PHYSICAL AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF ASBESTOS R. GAZE · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Dec 1965 28
7 COHORT ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN INCIDENCE OF BRONCHIAL CARCINOMA IN A TEXTILE ASBESTOS FACTORY Jill Knox, Richard S. Doll, I. D. Hill · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Open access Dec 1965 28
8 Characterization of asbestiform glaucophane-winchite in the Franciscan Complex blueschist, northern Diablo Range, California Bradley G. Erskine, Mark Bailey · Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology 19 Sep 2018 26
9 ROUTINE LUNG FUNCTION STUDIES ON 830 EMPLOYEES IN AN ASBESTOS PROCESSING FACTORY R. Hunt · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Dec 1965 25
10 Characterization and assessment of the potential toxicity/pathogenicity of fibrous glaucophane Dario Di Giuseppe, Martin Harper, Mark Bailey et al. · Environmental Research Open access 4 Sep 2019 23
11 SECULAR CHANGES IN ASBESTOSIS IN AN ASBESTOS FACTORY W. J. Smither · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Dec 1965 23
12 DEVELOPMENTS IN DUST SAMPLING AND COUNTING TECHNIQUES IN THE ASBESTOS INDUSTRY S.N. Holmes · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Dec 1965 21
13 The thermal decomposition of amosite A. A. Hodgson, Alan G. Freeman, H. F. W. Taylor · Mineralogical Magazine and Journal of the Mineralogical Society Sep 1965 18
14 A possible origin of the primitive oils and amino acids isolated from amphibole asbestos and banded ironstone J. S. Harington, Jan J Cilliers · Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta May 1963 18
15 In vitro toxicity of fibrous glaucophane Alessandro Francesco Gualtieri, Alessandro Zoboli, Monica Filaferro et al. · Toxicology Open access 5 Mar 2021 15
16 Child's play: exposure to household pesticide use among children in rural, urban and informal areas of South Africa. Sandy Tolosana, Hanna‐Andrea Rother, Leslie London · PubMed Open access Mar 2009 15
17 Some observations on calcium silicate hydrate (I)—tobermorite R. Gaze, ROBERT H. S. ROBERTSON · Magazine of Concrete Research Mar 1956 15
18 THE EVALUATION OF AIRBORNE ASBESTOS FIBRES USING A SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE Stephen T. Beckett · The Annals of Occupational Hygiene Dec 1973 14
19 A Dust Survey Carried out in Buildings Incorporating Asbestos-Based Materials in Their Construction J. C. Byrom, A. A. Hodgson, S.N. Holmes · The Annals of Occupational Hygiene Jul 1969 13
20 A COMPARISON OF AIRBORNE ASBESTOS FIBRE COUNTING WITH AND WITHOUT AN EYEPIECE GRATICULE Stephen T. Beckett, R. Hey, R. Hirst et al. · The Annals of Occupational Hygiene Jul 1976 12
21 Tensile Strength of Asbestos R. ZUKOWSKI, R. GAZE · Nature 1959 12
22 The effect of constant and pulsating potentials on the electrodeposition of nickel-iron alloys M.D. Maksimović, Stojan S. Djokić · Surface and Coatings Technology Oct 1988 12
23 The Medical Surveillance of Asbestos Workers Hilton C. Lewinsohn · Royal Society of Health Journal Apr 1972 11
24 Characterisation of fibrous ferrierite in the rhyolitic tuffs at Lovelock, Nevada, USA Alessandro Zoboli, Dario Di Giuseppe, Cecilia Baraldi et al. · Mineralogical Magazine Open access 22 Apr 2019 10
25 Project TOCOEN. The fate of selected organic pollutants in the environment I. Introduction Ivan Holoubek, Lea Houšková, Zdeněk Šeda et al. · Toxicological & Environmental Chemistry Reviews Sep 1990 10
26 Arkansas People Participating in Lead Education (APPLE): Results of a Lead-Safe Training Program Alesia Ferguson, Zoran Bursac, David F. Kern · Journal of Community Health 6 Oct 2010 8
27 DUST MEASUREMENT AND MONITORING IN THE ASBESTOS INDUSTRY C. G. Addingley · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Open access Dec 1965 8
28 Screening for occupational cancer. Huuskonen Ms · PubMed 1992 7
29 Overview of Naturally Occurring Asbestos in California and Southwestern Nevada Mark Bailey · Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 10 Dec 2019 6
30 A simple and cheap thermal conductivity apparatus D W Stops · Journal of Scientific Instruments Open access May 1961 6
31 Unbroken tobermorite crystals from hydrated cement R. Gaze, Roberts H. S. Robertson · Magazine of Concrete Research Mar 1957 6
32 The thermal decomposition of miscellaneous crocidolites A. A. Hodgson · Mineralogical Magazine and Journal of the Mineralogical Society Jun 1965 6
33 Estimation of Fibril Lengths in Chrysotile Asbestos Fibres A. Atkinson, R. B. GETTINS, Anthony L. Rickards · Nature Jun 1970 6
34 Asbestos, Asbestosis and Mesothelioma of the Pleura [ Abridged ] W. J. Smither · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine Open access 1966 6
35 HYGIENE STANDARDS FOR AIRBORNE AMOSITE ASBESTOS DUST * BRITISH OCCUPATIONAL HYGIENE SOCIETY COMMITTEE ON HYGIENE STANDARDS Committee on hygiene standards, John R. Glover, John M. Barnes et al. · The Annals of Occupational Hygiene Apr 1973 5
36 WHAT TO DO ABOUT THE ASBESTOS CURRENTLY IN SHIPS AND INDUSTRY? Alex A. Cross · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Dec 1979 5
37 ECONOMICS OF DUST CONTROL D. W. Hills · Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences Dec 1965 5
38 Exposure to Asbestos W. P. Howard · Nature 3 Mar 1972 5
39 Asbestos, Asbestosis and Mesothelioma of the Pleura [ Abridged ] I. D. Hill, Richard Doll, Jill Knox · Proceedings of the Royal Society of Medicine Open access 1966 5
40 Asbestiform Minerals of the Franciscan Assemblage in California with a Focus on the Calaveras Dam Replacement Project Mark Bailey · Environmental and Engineering Geoscience 10 Dec 2019 4
41 Open Letter on the Asbestos Industry in India none · International Journal of Occupational and Environmental Health Oct 2000 4
42 Asbestos and Asbestosis W. J. Smither · The Annals of Occupational Hygiene 1970 3
43 Evaluation of methods for the determinaton of resin advancement in asbestos‐phenolic prepregs W. P. Shuman, Joseph Wronski · Polymer Engineering and Science 1966 3
44 Evaluation of STEM Education by Turkish Science Teachers HÜLYA ASLAN EFE, Kadri Hanas · DINAMIKA ILMU Open access 30 Jun 2022 2
45 Asbestos and Environmental Disease Jong-Ju Ahn · Korean Journal of Environmental Health Sciences Open access 31 Dec 2009 2
46 Negative Pressure Glove Bags for Operations and Maintenance and Large Scale Abatement Projects Terry A. Amrhein · Applied Occupational and Environmental Hygiene Nov 1994 2
47 The Small Octopus Cadmium Shock and Risk Communication Jong-Ju Ahn · Korean Journal of Environmental Health Sciences Open access 31 Oct 2010 2
48 Amianto: uma contaminação sem fronteiras, sem fim e com total impunidade* Annie Thébaud-Mony · Laboreal Open access 2020 1
49 Measurement of the moisture content of asbestos cement by SHF irradiation R. A. Berentsveig, В. В. Шевченко · Journal of Engineering Physics and Thermophysics Jun 1968 1
50 Measurement of Asbestos Dust Concentrations with the Long-Running Thermal Precipitator C. G. Addingley, R. GAZE · Nature Aug 1959 1

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