DIDP

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DIDP	Diisodecyl Phthalate (plasticizer)

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Color stability and aging resistance are said to be much better in compounds with DPHP than in those with DIDP. Plasticizers by Plastics Technology It expressed no concerns about DIDP as it is currently used. EU scientists, politicians differ on phthalates by Rubber World For BBP, DnOP, DBP, and DIDP, there was minimal or negligible concern for adverse effects on the reproductive system of exposed adults or for potential developmental and reproductive health effects of exposed children. NTP Center Reports on Phthalate Concerns by Booker, Susan M. / Environmental Health Perspectives More results

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Color stability and aging resistance are said to be much better in compounds with DPHP than in those with DIDP.

Plasticizers by Plastics Technology

It expressed no concerns about DIDP as it is currently used.

EU scientists, politicians differ on phthalates by Rubber World

For BBP, DnOP, DBP, and DIDP, there was minimal or negligible concern for adverse effects on the reproductive system of exposed adults or for potential developmental and reproductive health effects of exposed children.

NTP Center Reports on Phthalate Concerns by Booker, Susan M. / Environmental Health Perspectives

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