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chromate /chro·mate/ (kro´māt) any salt of chromic acid.
chro·mate (krmt)
n.
A salt of chromic acid.

chromate (CrO4 2-),
any salt of chromic acid.

chromate [kro´māt]
any salt of chromic acid.

chromate
any salt of chromic acid.

chromate poisoning
occurs accidentally as a result of exposure to chromate residues. Signs are abdominal pain, diarrhea and severe dehydration.


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As a former steel works welder the contaminants breathed in from the welding process contain the following: cadmium, carbon monoxide, nitrate oxide, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, hexavalanent, chromium nickel, fluorides, manganese, zinc, copper, chromates, cyanide and arsenic, to name but a few, and that is for the welders.
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