Diethanolamine

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Hazard Name:

Diethanolamine

HAZARD:

Diethanolamine

CHEMICAL FORMULA:

HO(CH₂)₂NH(CH₂)₂OH

EXPOSURE STANDARD:

3 PPM TWA

PHYSICAL FORM:

Colourless Liquid

SYNONYMS:

Dea

RELATIVE DENSITY:

1.1

EXPOSURE:

Inhalation

IP(eV):

C.F:

LEL%:

USES/SOURCES:

React with long-chain fatty acids to form ethanolamine soaps, which are used extensively as emulsifiers, thickeners, wetting agents, and detergents in cosmetic formulations; dispersing agent in agent in agricultural chemicals; chemical intermediate; corrosion inhibitor.

TOXICOLOGY:

The target organs of DEA toxicity include bone marrow, kidney, testis, skin, and CNS

MONITORING METHOD:

Monitoring Tubes:

226-30-18 *

Catalog Number	Sorbent (Coating)	Size	Sections	Sorbent (mg)	Ends	Tube Holder	Separators	Quantity
226-30-18 *	XAD -2 (Naphthylisothiocyanate)	6x70	2	40/80	GS	A	WWW	50

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