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	Applications of DEHA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		DEHA can be used as a stabiliser of a monomer, a premonomer and a polymer with unsaturated bond for preventing the polymerisation or the deterioration.
		DEHA selectively reduces quinone to hydroquinone, therefore it will be effective as the photographic developers for the colour photo compositions having other various radicals which are easily reducible.
		DEHA can be used as a raw material of medicals and a weed killer, a resin remover and bleaching agent of a timber.
	www.klausfmeyer.de /deha_applications.htm (457 words)

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		DEHA (Di-(2ethylhexyl) adipate) is a liquid plasticizer added to some commercial polyvinyl chloride (PVC) cling wrap for flexibility.
		DEHA has been studied in rodents by both feeding and directly injecting the substance.
		The 153 parts per million average DEHA level Consumers Union found in cheese is also more than eight times higher than the provisional migration limit of 18 parts per million set by the Commission of European Communities.
	environet.policy.net /health/products/plasticwrap/deha.vtml (768 words)

	EPA: Federal Register: Di-(2-ethylhexyl) Adipate; Toxic Chemical Release Reporting;
		DEHA is rapidly hydrolyzed to adipic acid and 2-ethylhexanol both in vivo and in vitro.
		DEHA was not irritating to rabbit eyes and skin, and it was not a dermal sensitizer in guinea pigs.
		DEHA released to soil is expected to adsorb strongly based on its estimated soil organic carbon partition coefficient (15,500).
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-TRI/1995/August/Day-01/pr-19.html (2708 words)

	China bans harmful plastic wrappers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		DEHA could harm human health when it is used to pack fatty food or heated in a microwave.
		DEHA is a plasticizer which makes the PVC material pliable and was not among the list of 65 kinds of plasticizers banned two years ago.
		Liu Zhaobin, the spokesman for the administration, said DEHA could harm human health when it is used to pack fatty food or heated in a microwave.
	www.chinadaily.com.cn /english/doc/2005-10/26/content_487847.htm (395 words)

	ENVIS - ICPE
		DEHA is a common plasticizer used in many plastic items, many of which are found in the lab setting.
		DEHA is a common plasticizer that is used in innumerable plastic items, many of which are found in the laboratory.
		DEHA was unlikely to have migrated from the bottles.
	www.envis-icpe.com /mythsnrealities.html (1663 words)

	Tamil Yoga Siddha Research Project:
		It is a process of the acquirement of yogic powers, siddhis, leading to a siddha deha, where the body can do and be anything at the will of the sadhaka, since it does not have to adhere to the spatio-temporal laws or the laws of space and time of the ordinary body.
		Divya deha is a situation in which one is participating in immortality from now onward and from this present world; and immortality should not be conceived as a survival, post mortam.
		In Siddha mysticism the liberation of the soul is not conceived as a purusartha; rather we have the concept of jivan mukti or liberation within the span of life in the form of the attainment of immortality.
	www.babaji.ca /german/art_18.htm (1620 words)

	WSB DEHA
		DEHA is an all organic formula designed to replace hydrazine, or hydrazine substitutes as oxygen scavenger in boiler systems.
		DEHA carried out to the steam, not only eliminates oxygen, but alters also the pH.So low pH condensate corrosion is minimized.
		DEHA must be fed neat or as diluted solution, after the deaerator heater, preferably into the deaerator storage tank.
	www.arvanitakis.com /en/bHP/wsb_deha_HP_en.htm (240 words)

	EPA: Federal Register: Di-(2-ethylhexyl) Adipate; Toxic Chemical Release Reporting; Community Right-to-Know
		Specifically, the petition requests that DEHA be deleted from the list of reportable chemicals and not be subject to the annual reporting requirements under EPCRA section 313 and section 6607 of PPA.
		EPA is aware of limited and preliminary in vitro data indicating that DEHA reduced the binding of the tritiated natural estrogen, 17-estradiol, to the rainbow trout estrogen receptor (Ref. 1).
		Therefore, DEHA is not expected to pose a significant hazard to the environment.
	www.epa.gov /fedrgstr/EPA-TRI/1996/July/Day-31/pr-52.htm (2206 words)

	Analyst Summer 2001 -
		DEHA was introduced as an alternative oxygen scavenger to hydrazine, offering the advantages of very low toxicity and the volatility of a neutralizing amine.
		The oxidation of DEHA is a complex process involving several reactions, which are dependent on temperature, pH and the concentrations of both DEHA and oxygen (Ellis et al, 1987).
		DEHA has been successfully utilized to treat a variety of low pressure and high-pressure boiler systems replacing both hydrazine and sulfite as well as competitive organic oxygen scavengers.
	www.awt.org /members/publications/analyst/2001/fall/DEHA.htm (2178 words)

	results of recent tests conducted by Consumers Union that bear on the safety of foods wrapped in certain types of ...
		DEHA is a teratogen and causes reproductive effects in animal studies.
		DEHA levels we found in cheeses exceed this health-based SML by a wide margin, and could result in many consumers' exceeding the TDI.
		From the amounts we found in cheeses, we estimated that most of the DEHA in the wrap had apparently migrated into several of our cheese samples, suggesting that average levels much higher than those we found may be rather unlikely.
	www.consumersunion.org /food/plasticny698.htm (3713 words)

	Consumer Distorts: The Consumer Reports <r> Watchdog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A number of studies done since 1996 indicate that "DEHA is almost certainly an endocrine disrupter," she said last week.
		"DEHA has been studied in a number of species of rodents, where it has been shown to interfere with male reproductive function in all species," she said.
		The European Community's Scientific Committee for Food's estimated safe daily DEHA dose for a 40-pound child would be exceeded by merely eating one and a half ounces of the seven high-scoring cheese samples in the Consumers Union study.
	www.junkscience.com /consumer/oct99/consumer_mb0112.htm (1026 words)

	Wrapping it Up
		DEHA has been accused of causing cancer, teratogenic effects, immunotoxicity, neurotoxicity, gene mutations, liver, kidney, reproductive, developmental toxicity or other serious or irreversible chronic health effects [2].
		DEHA is used to make the plastic more flexible and to "stick".
		This means that a 155 pound adult would have to eat an amount of DEHA equivalent to the size of a hamburger patty (75.6 grams) to see any kind of effect.
	www.eng.buffalo.edu /Courses/ce435/PlasticWrap/plasticwrap.html (1518 words)

	Plasticisers Information Centre -cling wrap - plasticizers
		When DEHA is used in these films they will be used in conjunction with other plasticisers and the proportion varies according to use.
		DEHA is not classified as a human carcinogen.
		In rodent studies, during which DEHA was administered at very high doses – many, many times higher than would ever be experienced by humans during everyday use of cling film – there has been evidence of liver cancer.
	www.plasticisers.org /index.asp?page=22 (1048 words)

	Microwave Cooking and Cancer: No Link
		Her testing revealed that one of the substances, known by its initials DEHA, turned up in trace amounts in the oil after cooking and migrated into the oil at between 200 parts and 500 parts per million.
		DEHA is a phthalate, one of many types of plasticizers commonly added to plastics to enhance their flexibility.
		What is not true is that DEHA is a known cancer-causing agent or that dioxin was one of the substances uncovered during testing, says Dr. Jean Weese, an Alabama Cooperative Extension System food scientist.
	www.aces.edu /dept/extcomm/newspaper/sept10c02.html (693 words)

	Europa - Public Health - Risk Assessment - Scientific committees - Toxicity, Ecotoxicity and the Environment - Opinion
		The reported degree of risk from the use of the plasticisers o-acetyltributyl citrate (ATBC) and diethylhexyl adipate (DEHA) in PVC childcare articles and toys is not sufficiently justified, since it is not possible to perform an adequate exposure assessment on these substances.
		The text presented on ATBC and DEHA on exposure and toxicological effects is almost exclusively an abridged duplication of the CSTEE opinion (of 28 September 1999) on those substances.
		It is not possible to estimate DEHA intake doses for children from PVC toys, maximum emission rates from the toys and an intake dose.
	ec.europa.eu /comm/health/ph_risk/committees/sct/docshtml/sct_out92_en.htm (1188 words)

	Don't Reuse Plastic Water Bottles? - BreakTheChain.org
		Despite the fact that the thesis was not subject to peer review and, thus, lacking any degree of scientific authority, several media outlets picked up on it and ran the typical "what-you-don't-know-can-kill-you" stories.
		The IBWA goes on to suggest that the student's findings could be the result of normal laboratory contamination: "DEHA is a common plasticizer used in many plastic items, many of which are found in the lab setting.
		While the Environmental Protection Agency had earlier labeled DEHA a toxic chemical, they reclassified it due to a lack of evidence.
	www.breakthechain.org /exclusives/waterbottles.html (734 words)

	WSB DEHA
		DEHA is designed for use in many types of steam or hot water boiler systems.
		DEHA carried out to the steam, not only eliminates oxygen, but alters also the pH.
		DEHA can be used to effectively remove oxygen from steam systems operating at pressures up to 850 psig.
	www.arvanitakis.com /en/wsb_DEHA_en.htm (169 words)

	Phthalates Information Center -- Phthalates and Your Health -- Medical Devices
		Contrary to recent news reports, PVC food wrap manufactured in the U.S. is not plasticized with phthalates; instead, a different kind of plasticizer di (2-ethylhexyl) adipate (DEHA) is commonly used.
		DEHA is listed by the U.S. government as a plasticizer that may be used in plastics that contact food.
		DEHA has been found to have a weak cancer causing effect at very high dose levels in female mice, by a biological mechanism very different from what happens in humans.
	www.phthalates.org /yourhealth/food_packaging.asp (522 words)

	Don't Waste Arizona, Inc. New Studies Cause Worry About Plastic Wrap Safety
		Some data suggest that a plasticizer in some forms of the wrap, known in the industry as polyvinyl chloride cling wrap, is an endocrine disrupter.
		According to the European Community's Scientific Committee for Food, the estimated safe daily DEHA dose for a 40-pound child would be exceeded by merely eating one and a half ounces of the seven high-scoring cheese samples in the Consumers Union study.
		In a letter to the FDA, Groth said DEHA had not been adequately evaluated for its possible endocrine effects.
	www.fastq.com /~dwaz/wrap.html (921 words)

	Meditation on Siddha Deha (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Both of these acaryas have emphasized that one's siddha deha is experienced at the stage of asakti, at which time deep meditation on one's siddha deha is possible.
		For the followers of Bhaktivinoda Thakura, perhaps the conclusion to be drawn from all of this is that meditation on one's siddha deha is appropriate at whatever stage and to whatever extent it manifests.
		By all means, whenever one's siddha deha begins to manifest, to that extent one should try to meditate on it.
	www.swami.org /sanga/archives/pages/volume_six/m257.html (2333 words)

	Boiler Water Oxygen Scavengers; Sulphite Tannin DEHA Carbohydrazide
		An example of an inorganic oxygen scavenger is sulphite, whereas examples of organic oxygen scavengers are tannin, DEHA, and carbohydrazide.
		One method used to reduce the amount of oxygen in boiler feed water is to maintain as high a temperature as possible.
		Tannins, DEHA and carbohydrazide are not temperature dependent and do not add to the 'dissolved solids' and hence blowdown is reduced relative to a sulphite treated boiler, however, these products are slightly more expensive than sulphite.
	www.accepta.com /Industry_Water_Treatment/Boiler_water_oxygen_scavengers.asp (1045 words)

	Deha Hotel Alanya Hotel Deha Antalya Turkey
		Deha Hotel's concept is all inculusive; 1 Restaurant, Disco Bar, Lobby Bar, Turkish, Cuisines, Pool Bar.
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		Deha Hotel Alanya near the city center, Private Beach and near the sea.
	www.icemtour.com /turkeyhotels/deha_hotel_alanya_turkey.html (169 words)

	DEHA; Hydrazine Replacement Boiler Water Oxygen Scavenger
		DEHA - Accepta 2061 is a high performance DEHA based novel oxygen scavenger developed specifically for a range of demanding boiler water treatment applications.
		Accepta’s DEHA has been developed to give outstanding protection from oxygen corrosion together with excellent feed-water and boiler system passivation, and can be used as a direct replacement for hydrazine.
		Accepta 2061 can be used as a replacement for hydrazine in any boiler up to 125 bar without the associated safety hazards and handling precautions.
	www.accepta.com /Water_Treatment_Chemicals/DEHA.asp (324 words)

	Did Claire Nelson Find Cancer & Plastic-Wrap Link?
		New plastics and plastic additives, such as DEHA, are permitted for food use only after FDA reviews the scientific data and is satisfied that they are safe for their intended use.
		Also contrary to the e-mail, DEHA is neither regulated nor classified as a human carcinogen by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the National Toxicology Program or the International Agency for Research on Cancer, the leading authorities on carcinogenic substances.
		Although a real student named Claire Nelson did receive an award for a school project in the late 1990s, the award was based on her systematic approach to exploring a question, not for identifying a danger to human health as suggested in the e-mail hoax.
	www.plasticsmythbuster.org /carcinogens.asp (745 words)

	Plasticisers Information Centre - Frequently Asked Questions
		Diethyl hydroxylamine is indeed sometimes abbreviated as DEHA but it has nothing to do with plastic water bottles.
		The student examined a variety of other plastic bottles and found DEHA in the water they contained, leading to the conclusion "migration of DEHA was not limited to polyester bottles alone and other bottles may also pose a health hazard." But a critical control experiment was never done.
		Actually, there is. Because DEHA is a ubiquitous plasticizer used in the manufacture of items ranging from toys to shower curtains, it shows up in trace amounts everywhere.
	www.plasticisers.org /faq (680 words)

	Diethylhydroxylamine (DEHA) Testing Kits: Potable & Wastewater Testing Products - © LaMotte Company
		DEHA: Diethylhydroxylamine reacts with ferric iron to form ferrous iron, which is then measured by a standard iron test.
		0.05, 0.1, 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0, 1.5 ppm DEHA
		Direct Reading Titrators have a specific range, but may be refilled to test higher concentrations.
	www.lamotte.com /pages/wawa/ind-kits/deha.html (57 words)

	Re-using Your Plastic Water Bottles
		DEHA, or DOA, is one of the organic contaminants commonly found at trace levels in standard drinking water.
		Continued studies are needed to determine if these threatening contaminants coming from the water, rather than from the bottles, are the cause of sickness and illness.
		The DEHA plasticiser, an organic contaminant found in almost all drinking water is not used in PET bottles and people are worrying unnecessarily.
	www.jobwerx.com /news/Archives/plastics_biz-id=947149_538.html (652 words)

	HALFEN - Übersicht - Produktinformationen - DEHA Kugelkopfanker DEHA Hülsenanker - Transportankersysteme - Produkte
		The DEHA lifting anchor system is cast into the concrete together with a recess former which will be removed afterwards.
		The quick and easy universal head link is used to lift and transport the concrete unit.
		The DEHA socket anchor consists of a sleeve anchor and a threaded socket into which a lifting device such as threaded loops are screwed.
	www.halfen-deha.de /t/25_953.html (82 words)

	DEHA test kits for boiler water treatment
		The Kittiwake Comparator can also be used to test for DEHA in boiler treatment applications.
		Diethylhydroxylamine (DEHA) is a volatile corrosion control additive used in boiler water treatment programs.
		Kittiwake test kits determine active DEHA levels in boiler feedwaters, down to 20 ppb.
	www.kittiwake.com /Default.aspx/ProductSection/90/ProductSubSection/106/ProductSubSubSection/247/Product/516 (124 words)

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