Potentially Toxic Chemicals From LCDs In Nearly Half Of Household Dust Samples Tested

ENN
Jan 6, 2020, 8:35 am239 pts
Chemicals commonly used in smartphone, television, and computer displays were found to be potentially toxic and present in nearly half of dozens of samples of household dust collected by a team of toxicologists led by the University of Saskatchewan.

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