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ENVIRONMENTAL CHEMISTRY, POLLUTION & WASTE MANAGEMENT

Assessment of phthalate migration in polyethylene food contact materials sold on the Ghanaian market

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Article: 1794242 | Received 09 Sep 2019, Accepted 07 Jun 2020, Published online: 16 Jul 2020

Figures & data

Figure 1. Phthalates migration from polyethylene contact materials with varied time.

Figure 1. Phthalates migration from polyethylene contact materials with varied time.

Figure 2. a Concentrations of migrated DEHP for 1 hr, b Concentration of migrated DBP for 4hrs.

Figure 2. a Concentrations of migrated DEHP for 1 hr, b Concentration of migrated DBP for 4hrs.

Figure 3. Phthalates migration from polyethylene contact materials with varied temperature.

Figure 3. Phthalates migration from polyethylene contact materials with varied temperature.

Table 1. Analytical recovery % of spiked samples at 5ppb

Table 2. Average concentrations of migrated phthalates in polyethylene food container (PFC)

Figure 4. a. Concentrations of migrated DEHP at 5°C, b. Concentrations of migrated DEP at 40°C.

Figure 4. a. Concentrations of migrated DEHP at 5°C, b. Concentrations of migrated DEP at 40°C.

Table 3. Average concentrations of migrated phthalates in take away bags (TAB)

Figure 5. a Migration of DEP into olive oil for 30 mins, b Migration of DBP into olive oil for 2hrs.

Figure 5. a Migration of DEP into olive oil for 30 mins, b Migration of DBP into olive oil for 2hrs.