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Exposure Assessment of Sb2Oz in PET Food Contact Materials

Zhu, Lei Lei, Wang, Tian, Xu, Hai Hai, Sun, Bao, Zhang, Hong, Jian JIAN, Bo Bo

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This study was conducted to do exposure assessment of the possible migration of antimony trioxide(Sb2O3)from Polyethylene terephthalate(PET)food contact materials(FCM).Consumption Factor(CF)and Food-type Distribution Factor(fT)were calculated from survey data with reference to the US FDA method.The most conservative

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This study was conducted to do exposure assessment of the possible migration of antimony trioxide(Sb2O3)from Polyethylene terephthalate(PET)food contact materials(FCM).Consumption Factor(CF)and Food-type Distribution Factor(fT)were calculated from survey data with reference to the US FDA method.The most conservative

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This study was conducted to do exposure assessment of the possible migration of antimony trioxide(Sb2O3)from Polyethylene terephthalate(PET)food contact materials(FCM).Consumption Factor(CF)and Food-type Distribution Factor(fT)were calculated from survey data with reference to the US FDA method.The most conservative

Key concepts: Polyethylene terephthalate, Food contact materials, Pet food, Antimony trioxide, Materials science, Environmental health, Food packaging, Environmental science

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