Occupational and Environmental Medicine · 1966 · 11 citations · 6 references
PharmacyChemistryDermatologyAllergyCosmetic DermatologyPolymer ChemistryContact DermatitisDermal ToxicityDermal ToxicologySkin CareSkin IrritationSkin SafetyAdverse Skin EffectsAliphatic Carboxylic AcidsCosmetic AllergensCosmetic Contact AllergyDermal Toxicity Of SolventsExperimental StudiesSkin Irritation PreventionWork-related Skin Irritation
`Versatic9 9-11 is a mixture of tertiary carboxylic acids each having 9 to 11 carbon atoms in the molecule. `Versatic9 9-11 and its monoglycidyl and monovinyl esters are used in the paint and resin industries. The vinyl ester of `Versatic9 9-11 has been shown to possess skin irritating and sensitizing properties comparable to those of butyl and 2-ethylhexyl acrylates. `Versatic9 9-11 and its monoglycidyl esters are much less irritant than the vinyl ester and should not prove hazardous to the skin, but unnecessary contact should be avoided.
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Alfred J. Crowle, Clarice M. Crowle · Journal of Allergy · 1961 · 43 citations
Dangerous Properties of Industrial Materials
J M A Lenihan · Physics Bulletin · 1964 · 36 citations