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1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane

CAS number
79-34-5
Also known as
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane (see online Passive Sampling Guide) · 1,1-Dichloro-2-2,dichloroethane · Acetylene tetrachloride · sym-Tetrachloroethane

UK workplace exposure limits

Our data hold no UK limit for this substance.

Sampling methods

MethodSamplingMedium AnalysisPart numbers
MDHS 72
VOCs by thermal desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Tenax thermal desorption tube (250mg) 226-357
MDHS 88
VOCs by solvent desorption and GC
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Passive Passive sampler GC-FID 575-001
MDHS 96 Active (pump) GC-FID 226-01
MDHS 96
VOCs by solvent desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Anasorb 747 tube (140/170mg) 226-81A
MDHS 104
VOCs by thermal desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Tenax TD tube (250mg) 226-357
NIOSH 1019
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane by GC-FID
Method document (opens in a new tab)
Active (pump) Anasorb 747 tube (140/70mg) GC-FID 226-81A
NIOSH 2562
1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane by GC-FID
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Active (pump) Anasorb CMS tube (100/50mg) GC-FID
ASTM D 5466 GC-MS
EPA TO-17
VOCs by thermal desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Two Thermal Desorption tubes TD, GC 226-350
226-347
224-26-02
224-26-CPC
Non-agency
Tetrachloroethane by Colorimetric analysis
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Direct-reading Gastec detector tube 810-131L
Non-agency
VOCs by thermal desorption and GC
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Passive Anasorb CSC (500mg) passive sampler 690-105
Non-agency
VOCs by thermal desorption and GC
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Passive Anasorb GBC1 (370mg) or Chromosorb 106 (285 mg) or Tenax TA (265 mg) passive sampler 690-101
690-103
690-104
Other Passive GC-FID 575-001
Other Passive TD, GC 690-101
690-103
690-104
Other Passive GC-FID 690-105
Other Internal Passive TD, GC 690-101
690-103
690-104
Other Internal Passive GC-FID 690-105

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Source: SKC Ltd (UK), Hazard Search, used with SKC's permission (opens in a new tab); SKC Inc. (USA), Sampling Guides, used with SKC's permission (opens in a new tab)