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Diisopropanolamine

Synonyms and/or acronyms: DIPA
CASRN: 110974
Parameter 1: ORGANIC

Water Quality for the Protection of Aquatic Life
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Freshwater
Concentration (µg/L)	1600
Interim guideline. Supporting documents are available from the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment at http://www.ccme.ca/publications/ceqg_rcqe.html?category_id=125
Date	2005

Marine
Concentration (µg/L)	Insufficient data

Date	2005
Water Quality for the Protection of Agriculture
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Irrigation
Concentration (µg/L)	2 000
Interim guideline. Supporting documents are available from the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment at http://www.ccme.ca/publications/ceqg_rcqe.html?category_id=125
Date	2006
Livestock
Concentration (µg/L)	Insufficient data
Supporting documents are available from the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment at http://www.ccme.ca/publications/ceqg_rcqe.html?category_id=125
Date	2006
Sediment Quality for the Protection of Aquatic Life
Freshwater
Concentration (µg/kg dry weight) - ISQG	No data
Concentration (µg/kg dry weight) - PEL	No data
Date	No data
Marine
Concentration (µg/kg dry weight) - ISQG	No data
Concentration (µg/kg dry weight) - PEL	No data
Date	No data
Soil Quality for the Protection of Environmental and Human Health
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Concentration (mg/kg dry weight) - Agricultural	180
Data are sufficient and adequate to calculate a Soil Quality Guideline for Human Health (SQG_HH) and a Soil Quality Guideline for Environmental Health (SQG_E). Therefore the soil quality guideline is the lower of the two and represents a fully integrated de novo guideline for this land use, derived in accordance with the soil protocol (CCME 1996;2006). The corresponding interim soil quality criterion (CCME 1991) is superseded by the soil quality guideline. Supporting documents are available from the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment at http://www.ccme.ca/publications/ceqg_rcqe.html?category_id=125
Concentration (mg/kg dry weight) - Residential / parkland	180
Data are sufficient and adequate to calculate a Soil Quality Guideline for Human Health (SQG_HH) and a Soil Quality Guideline for Environmental Health (SQG_E). Therefore the soil quality guideline is the lower of the two and represents a fully integrated de novo guideline for this land use, derived in accordance with the soil protocol (CCME 1996;2006). The corresponding interim soil quality criterion (CCME 1991) is superseded by the soil quality guideline. Supporting documents are available from the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment at http://www.ccme.ca/publications/ceqg_rcqe.html?category_id=125
Concentration (mg/kg dry weight) - Commercial	180
Data are sufficient and adequate to calculate a Soil Quality Guideline for Human Health (SQG_HH) and a Soil Quality Guideline for Environmental Health (SQG_E). Therefore the soil quality guideline is the lower of the two and represents a fully integrated de novo guideline for this land use, derived in accordance with the soil protocol (CCME 1996;2006). The corresponding interim soil quality criterion (CCME 1991) is superseded by the soil quality guideline. Supporting documents are available from the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment at http://www.ccme.ca/publications/ceqg_rcqe.html?category_id=125
Concentration (mg/kg dry weight) - Industrial	180
Data are sufficient and adequate to calculate a Soil Quality Guideline for Human Health (SQG_HH) and a Soil Quality Guideline for Environmental Health (SQG_E). Therefore the soil quality guideline is the lower of the two and represents a fully integrated de novo guideline for this land use, derived in accordance with the soil protocol (CCME 1996;2006). The corresponding interim soil quality criterion (CCME 1991) is superseded by the soil quality guideline. Supporting documents are available from the Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment at http://www.ccme.ca/publications/ceqg_rcqe.html?category_id=125
Date	2006
Tissue Residue Quality for the Protection of Widlife Consumer of Aquatic Biota
Concentration (µg/kg diet wet weight)	No data
Date	No data