Fluorides, Hydrogen Fluoride, and Fluorine 203 6. Potential for Human Exposure

Effects of sodium and hydrogen fluorides on the metabolism of fluorine, calcium, and phosphorus in rats.

Rats given 4 mg. fluoride/kg./day for eight days excreted more calcium and phosphorus and retained less than the controls. In bone ash from rats given different fluoride doses for 40 days the calcium and phosphorus were maximal after a total dose of about 250 ,tg. fluoride/rat, but fell to subnormal levels after higher doses. The calcium and phosphorus levels in bone ash from rats given 750 pg....

TOXICOLOGICAL PROFILE FOR FLUORIDES, HYDROGEN FLUORIDE, AND FLUORINE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Public Health Service Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry

Fluoride-induced impact of aluminium industrial power plant on plants and human inhabiting areas

Fluorine is a highly reactive common element that does not occur in nature in the elemental state. It exists in the form of fluorides and accounts for about 0.3 g/kg of the Earth’s crust. Generally, it is found in the form of a number of minerals like fluorspar, cryolite and fluor-apatite. Fluoride has both positive and negative effects on individual health. Fluoride, in the form of fluorspar a...

Oral Biology and Medicine Fluoride: Benefits And Risks of Exposure

This report describes the benefits to dental health of exposure to fluorides and the toxicologic effects of fluorides based on the relevant scientific literature published through September 1988. In general, original reports were used for evaluation of results between 1980 and 1988, and review articles were used for results published prior to 1980. This report is confined to effects of inorgani...

Fluoride Problem in the Groundwater of Sri Lanka

Fluorine, the most reactive and electro-negative halogen on the earth, is an element that virtually never occurs naturally in its free, gaseous form In the form of fluorides, however, it is one of the most plentiful and wide spread of elements, standing seventeenth in order of abundance in the earth's crust. Fluorides occur in water, soil, rocks, dusts and the atmosphere. It is also present in ...