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HYDSWJLIC FLUID 68-26<br />

TABLE,68-4<br />

ACUTE TOXICITY<br />

OF SELECTED COMPONENTS OF HYDRAULIC FLUID<br />

Compound<br />

Oral<br />

(ms/ka)<br />

Dormal<br />

trs;/kc)<br />

Inhalation<br />

(ppm)<br />

2-•th~lhoryl~ob~cato<br />

p8ata*rythtitol<br />

pol7prop7lono<br />

g17col<br />

poltoth7lano clyaol<br />

trfphonylpho~pbato<br />

trierorylphotphato<br />

tri-ortbo-croaylphoaphate<br />

trt(2-•thylbow1)<br />

pbo8phato<br />

triothylphoophato<br />

tM.raotb~l silicato<br />

tatr8(2-•thylbutyl)<br />

ailicata<br />

trifluorotrfcblorootha~o<br />

LOsO [ratI: 1280<br />

LOS0 bOU8.J: 2s.500<br />

LOS0 tr8tl: 419<br />

LOI0 [rat]: 33.7~0<br />

LOLo (rat): 3000<br />

LDLo [rat]: 4680<br />

LOso [ratl: 3000<br />

LDLo [humal: 1000<br />

LDsO [rrtl: 37.000<br />

LOLo fratl: 1600<br />

LOLo [r4tl: 1000<br />

LDsO (rat]: 20.000<br />

LOSO [rat]: 43,000<br />

LDLo [rabbit): 20,000<br />

-<br />

LCLO (rat.1 :<br />

1000*4 hr<br />

XL0<br />

-<br />

[rat]:<br />

87000*a hr<br />

Rofermme: 47<br />

No carcinogenic effects were observed in rats orally administered<br />

Ucon@ fluids in the diet or in mice dermally exposed to these compounds<br />

(13).<br />

Polyethylene glycol applied to the open wounds of rabbits resulted<br />

in metabolic acidosis <strong>and</strong> changes in blood chemistry consistent with<br />

nephrotoxicity (2225). Effects were attributed to the metabolism of<br />

polyethylene glycol to toxic compounds (such as hydroxyglycolic <strong>and</strong><br />

diglycolic acid homologues) which are efficient chelators of calcium.<br />

The mechanism of damage was similar to that associated with ethylene<br />

glycol-mediated renal failure. See discussion of the toxic effects of<br />

ethylene glycol in Chapter 43 of the Installation Restoration Program<br />

Toxicology Guide, Volume 2.<br />

No adverse changes in clinical, biochemical or hematological<br />

parameters developed in rats fed 2 ml/kg/day polyethylene glycol 400<br />

(duration not specified) (2224). Examination of monkeys administered<br />

the same treatment revealed a deposition of oxalate crystals in the<br />

cortical tubules of the kidney (2224).<br />

6/87

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