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What are the Common Hazards?

The common hazards associated with nanotechnology include:
Inhalation exposure to airborne nanoparticles.
Dermal exposure through skin contact.
Ingestion of nanomaterials due to poor hygiene practices.
Environmental contamination due to improper waste disposal.
Fire and explosion risks associated with combustible nanomaterials.

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