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Table 4.2 End products containing DIDP, sources of exposure and categories of consumers exposed

End-products/sources Routes of exposure
Inhalation Dermal exposure Ingestion
A Adult
I Infants (6 months to 3 years old)
N Newborn babies (0 to 6 months old)
Building materials and furniture A-I-N I-N I-N
Toys and baby equipment A-I-N I-N I-N
Car and public transport int eriors A-I-N A-I-N  
Clothes A-I-N A-I-N  
Shoes A-I-N A-I  
Gloves A-I-N A  
Food and food related uses     A-I-N

Source: ECB  "2003 Risk Assessment Report (RAR 041) on Di-"isodecyl" Phthalate (DIDP), Summary of the Report, CHAPTER 4. HUMAN HEALTH, p.11

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Table 2.1 Volumes of DIDP in different articles and their respective lifetimes

Table 3.2 PECs calculated for the various stages of the life cycle of DIDP

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Table 1.1 Summary of physico-chemical properties (DIDP)

Table 1.1 Summary of physico-chemical properties (DINP)

Table 2.1 Volumes of DIDP in different articles and their respective lifetimes

Table 2.1 Volumes of DINP in different articles and their respective lifetimes

Table 3.1 Total releases to waste water, surface water and air (DIDP)

Table 3.1 Total releases to waste water, surface water and air (DINP)

Table 3.2 PECs calculated for the various stages of the life cycle of DIDP

Table 3.3 PEC/PEC ratios for agricultural soil (DIDP)

Table 3.4 PEC/PNEC ratios for predators (DIDP)

Table 3.3 PEC/PNEC ratios for agricultural soil (DINP)

Table 3.4 PEC/PNEC ratios for predators (DINP)

Table 4.1 Inhalation occupational exposure (DIDP)

Table 4.1 Inhalation occupational exposure (DINP)

Table 4.2 End products containing DIDP, sources of exposure and categories of consumers exposed

Table 4.3 External and internal exposure for consumers (DIDP)

Table 4.2 End products containing DINP, sources of exposure and categories of consumers exposed

Table 4.3 External and internal exposure for consumers (DINP)

Table 4.4 Internal exposure for adults, children and infants (DIDP)

Table 4.4 Internal exposure for adults, children and infants (DINP)

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Table 3.2 PECs calculated for the various stages of the life cycle of DINP

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