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Report 4. Secondary Aliphatic Monoamines. Properties, Production, Uses, Exposure, and Toxicologic, Pharmacologic, and Biologic Effects.

Anonymous

NIOSH 1979 Nov:49 pages

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Health hazards associated with workplace exposures to 20 priority compounds were identified. These compounds include: dimethylamine (124403), diethylamine (109897), methyl-n-butylamine (110689), diallylamine (124027), di-n-propylamine (142847), diisopropylamine (108189), n-ethyl-n-butylamine (13360639), n-methylcyclohexylamine (100607), n-ethylcyclohexylamine (5459938), dibutylamine (111922), diisobutylamine (110963), di-sec-butylamine (626233), diamylamine (2050922), diisoamylamine (544003), dicyclohexylamine (101837), dihexylamine (143168), diheptylamine (2470680), di-n-octylamine (1120485), di(2-ethylhexyl)amine (106207), and ditridecylamine (5910758). Chemical and physical properties of each compound were listed along with production and economic trends, uses, and environmental exposures. Biological effects were reviewed for dimethylamine, diethylamine, diisopropylamine, dibutylamine, diallylamine, and dicyclohexylamine. Industries and occupations where exposure to the priority group compounds identified by the National Occupational Hazard Survey occur were listed.

NIOSH-Contract; Contract-210-79-0091; Amines; Agricultural-chemicals; Pesticides; Insecticides; Agricultural-workers; Detergent-industry; Metal-finishing; Oil-industry; Paint-manufacturing-industry; Petroleum-industry; Printing-industry;

124-40-3; 109-89-7; 110-68-9; 124-02-7; 142-84-7; 108-18-9; 13360-63-9; 100-60-7; 5459-93-8; 111-92-2; 110-96-3; 626-23-3; 2050-92-2; 544-00-3; 101-83-7; 143-16-8; 2470-68-0; 1120-48-5; 106-20-7; 5910-75-8;

19791130

Contract;

1980

PB88-224167

A04

Contract-210-79-0091

Franklin Research Center, Silver Spring, Maryland, NIOSH Contract No. 210-79-0091, 49 pages, 68 references

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