Dermal Absorption of Chemicals From Evaporating Vehicle Mixtures.
Abstract
Unfortunately, only year Ol of this project was funded. Initial work on the project progressed slower than schedule due to delays in finding a graduate student to work on the project and in delivery of key instruments (i.e., the gas chromatograph and diffusion cell console). Consequently, work continued beyond the end of Year Ol (November 14, 1998) until April 30, 1999 under a no-cost extension. Significant progress has been made towards the principal research objective of the project. As originally proposed, this 3-year study would have included experimental measurements (i) skin-partition coefficients and (ii) dermal absorption from vapors, occluded vehicles and non-occluded volatile vehicles), combined with mathematical models for interpreting and extrapolating the experimental results to other chemicals. During the first and only year of this project, many experimental measurements were completed, and, and initial mathematical models were developed.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Apr 30, 1999
- Accession Number
- ADA379460
Entities
People
- Annette L. Bunge
Organizations
- Colorado School of Mines