[Solved] The most common biological effect of penetrant materials on personnel is:

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Q.	The most common biological effect of penetrant materials on personnel is:
A.	Burns to the retina of the eye from over exposure to ultraviolet light
B.	Skin irritation caused by removal of natural oils from the skin
C.	Acute chlorine poisoning
D.	No effect
Answer» B. Skin irritation caused by removal of natural oils from the skin

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