Shin, H.-M.;McKone, T. E.;Bennett, D. H. published 《Model framework for integrating multiple exposure pathways to chemicals in household cleaning products》. The research results were published in《Indoor Air》 in 2017.Recommanded Product: 4-tert-Amylphenol The article conveys some information:
We present a screening-level exposure-assessment method which integrates exposure from all plausible exposure pathways as a result of indoor residential use of cleaning products. The exposure pathways we considered are (i) exposure to a user during product use via inhalation and dermal, (ii) exposure to chem. residues left on clothing, (iii) exposure to all occupants from the portion released indoors during use via inhalation and dermal, and (iv) exposure to the general population due to down-the-drain disposal via inhalation and ingestion. We use consumer product volatilization models to account for the chem. fractions volatilized to air (fvolatilized) and disposed down the drain (fdown-the-drain) during product use. For each exposure pathway, we use a fate and exposure model to estimate intake rates (iR) in mg/kg/d. Overall, the contribution of the four exposure pathways to the total exposure varies by the type of cleaning activities and with chem. properties. By providing a more comprehensive exposure model and by capturing addnl. exposures from often-overlooked exposure pathways, our method allows us to compare the relative contribution of various exposure routes and could improve high-throughput exposure assessment for chems. in cleaning products.4-tert-Amylphenol (cas: 80-46-6) were involved in the experimental procedure.
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