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N Dixon,<br />

1,1-dichloroethane CAS 75-34-3 Assessor A: J Thornton, Golder Associates Assessor B: WorleyParsons Final review: Panel/SF<br />

Date 16/04/2009 Date 06/05/2009 Date 28/08/2009<br />

MDI Recommended MDIoral Units<br />

ug day-1<br />

20<br />

Justification: ata from WHO, only data from SR2 listed sources<br />

Organisation Date Media Value Units Description Reference Web link<br />

Pesticides Safety Directorate 01/04/2009 No data www.pesticides.gov.uk<br />

Committee on Carcinogenicity of<br />

Chemicals in Food, Consumer<br />

Products and the Environment<br />

(COC)<br />

01/04/2009 No data www.advisorybodies.doh.go<br />

v.uk/coc/index.htm<br />

Committee on Mutagenicity of<br />

Chemicals in Food, Consumer<br />

Products and the Environment<br />

(COM)<br />

WHO Guidelines <strong>for</strong> Drinking<br />

Water Quality<br />

01/04/2009 No data www.advisorybodies.doh.go<br />

v.uk/com/<br />

14/04/2009 Drinking Water 20 ug/day Report on DCA<br />

(2003) using data<br />

presented, this<br />

assumes intake of<br />

drinking water at<br />

10ug/day (US data)<br />

and 2 L per day<br />

http://www.who.int/wat www.who.int/water_sanitat<br />

er_sanitation_health/dwq ion_health/dwq/guidelines/<br />

/1,1-Dichloroethane.pdf en<br />

Howard et al 15/04/2009 Drinking water 0 - 1.2 ug/day Data presented in<br />

Howard et al, 1990.<br />

Howard et al 1990,<br />

Handbook of Env<br />

States that exposure Fate and Exposure<br />

via food is probably<br />

insignificant.<br />

data <strong>for</strong> Organic<br />

chemicals , Volume<br />

2, p 146<br />

MDI Recommended MDIinh Units<br />

ug day-1<br />

4<br />

Justification: Two sources quote a value of 4 ug.day -1 (both<br />

WHO). US study cites a range of 1.0 to 5.4 ug.day -1 (ECB)<br />

Organisation Date Media Value Units Description Reference Web link<br />

European Chemicals Bureau (ECB) 14/04/2009 ambient air 1-5.4 ug.day -1 0.05-0.27 ug.m 3 IUCLD dataset http://ecb.jrc.it/<br />

from USA data<br />

WHO Guidelines <strong>for</strong> Drinking<br />

Water Quality<br />

06/04/2009 ambient air 4.4 ug.day -1 Median value of 0.22<br />

WHO Air Quality Guidelines <strong>for</strong><br />

Europe<br />

Toxicological Data Network<br />

(TOXNET)<br />

ug/m 3 from study in<br />

USA<br />

14/04/2009 ambient air 4 ug.day -1 Report on DCA http://www.who.int/wat<br />

er_sanitation_health/dwq<br />

(2003), exposure is<br />

/1,1-Dichloroethane.pdf<br />

greatest through<br />

ambient air. Mediun<br />

value.<br />

06/04/2009 Ambient air 4.94 ug.day -1 Medium value of<br />

0.061 ppb recorded<br />

in 455 US samples<br />

from urban and<br />

suburban air.<br />

Converted to 4.94<br />

ug.day-1<br />

(0.0409*0.061*MW)<br />

.<br />

www.who.int/water_sanitat<br />

ion_health/dwq/guidelines/<br />

en<br />

www.euro.who.int/air/activi<br />

ties/20050222_2<br />

Brodzinsky R, Singh http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/<br />

HB; Volatile<br />

Organic Chem in<br />

the Atmos, An<br />

Assess of Available<br />

Data; Menlo Park,<br />

CA: Atmos Sci<br />

Centr, SRI Internatl<br />

68-02-3452 pp. 198<br />

(1982)<br />

Other 15/04/2009 Ambient air 5 ug.day -1 Data presented in<br />

Howard et al, 1990<br />

assuming<br />

background of 61<br />

ppt<br />

Howard et al 1990,<br />

Handbook of Env<br />

Fate and Exposure<br />

data <strong>for</strong> Organic<br />

chemicals , Volume<br />

2, p 146<br />

(Page 1 of 1) (EIC pro<strong>for</strong>ma 1,1-dichloroethane.xls 28/08/2009)

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