acute toxicity

What Are Some Examples of Catalysts with Known Acute Toxicity?

Examples of catalysts with known acute toxicity include:
Platinum catalysts, which can cause respiratory and skin sensitization.
Cobalt catalysts, known for causing respiratory issues and skin irritation.
Vanadium catalysts, which are toxic to the respiratory system and can cause severe eye irritation.

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