Guidance document on substances under special attention

Hermann, F.; Klotz, G.; Urbach, H. P.

doi:10.1109/isee.2000.857651

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“…It is one of the refined petroleum products derived from crude oil by fractional distillation (Kobeticova et al, 2012). The number of carbon in kerosene (paraffin) ranges from 10-14 with boiling point of 1650-2000(Nihad and Mutlak, 2011. Unlike the conventional IRK, LRK production is governed by illegality, lack of expertise and improper processing (i.e., the simple distillation process) resulting in coloured poor quality product which poses serious threat to consumers and equipment.…”

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Nitrification process involvesThis study revealed that IRK + FW microcosm was the most toxic (LC50) whereas LRK + BW microcosms was the least toxic. The inability of the organism to thrive well at kerosene concentration above 1% (v/v) is a warning signal of serious environmental pollution problem which could affect aquatic life forms and eventually humans. However, due to high fatality rate inherent from the use of LRK (though not reported here) and its toxicity to microbial life, it is hereby advocated that the public should rather resort to use IRK products.

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