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DERMAL ABSORPTION OF PESTICIDES FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF FORMULATIONS

DERMAL ABSORPTION OF PESTICIDES FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF FORMULATIONS

https://doi.org/10.33573/ujoh2007.01.020

Yastrub Т.О.

DERMAL ABSORPTION OF PESTICIDES FROM AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF FORMULATIONS

Institute for Occupational Health of AMS of Ukraine, Kyiv

Full article (PDF), UKR

The models for calculation of coefficients of permeability of chemical substances through the skin as a function of their physi¬co-chemical properties have been analyzed. The coefficients of permeability of a group of pesticides which jointly with the results of hygienic assessment of working conditions give a possibility to determine dermal absorption doses have been calcu¬lated. The conducted researches showed a way of practical application of regression equations on determination of coeffi¬cients of permeability in risk assessment of dermal exposure of workers to pesticides.

Key words: models, coefficients of permeability through the skin, pesticides, occupational risk assessment

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