Table 4.2 End products containing DINP, 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
|
|
Car and public transport interior
|
A-I-N
|
A-I-N
|
|
|
Clothes
|
A-I-N
|
A-I-N
|
|
|
Shoes
|
A-I-N
|
A-I
|
|
|
Gloves
|
A-I-N
|
A
|
|
|
Toys and baby equipment
|
A-I-N
|
I-N
|
I-N
|
|
Food and food related uses
|
|
|
A-I-N
|
Source:
ECB 
"2003 Risk Assessment Report (RAR 046) on
DI-“ISONONYL” PHTHALATE (DINP), Summary of the Report, chapter 4.1 HUMAN HEALTH (TOXICITY), p.11
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Table 4.2 End products containing DIDP, sources of exposure and categories of consumers exposed
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Table 4.4 Internal exposure for adults, children and infants (DIDP)
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