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1-Propanol

CAS number
71-23-8
Also known as
ethyl carbinol · n-Propanol · n-Propanol (propyl alcohol) · n-Propanol (propyl alcohol) (see online Passive Sampling Guide) · n-Propyl alcohol · n-Propyl alcohol (alcohols combined) · n-Propyl alcohol (alcohols II) · Propan-1-ol · Propyl alcohol · Propyl alcohol (n-propanol)

UK workplace exposure limits

LimitValueApplies to
8-hour TWA 200 ppm
8-hour TWA 500 mg/m³
15-minute STEL 250 ppm
15-minute STEL 625 mg/m³

Notations

  • Sk: can be absorbed through the skin

Sampling methods

MethodSamplingMedium AnalysisPart numbers
MDHS 72
VOCs by thermal desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Chromosorb 106 thermal desorption tube (300mg) TD, GC 226-358
MDHS 88
VOCs by solvent desorption and GC
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Passive Passive sampler GC-FID 575-001
575-002
MDHS 96
VOCs by solvent desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Charcoal tube (100/50mg) GC-FID 226-01
MDHS 104
VOCs by solvent desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Charcoal tube (100/50mg) 226-01
MDHS 104
VOCs by thermal desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Chromosorb 106 TD tube (300mg) 226-358
NIOSH 1401
Alcohols II by GC-FID
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Active (pump) Charcoal tube (100/50mg) GC-FID 226-01
NIOSH 1405
Alcohols Combined by GC-FID
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Active (pump) Charcoal tube (100/50mg) GC-FID 226-01
OSHA 5001
Organic Vapour Sampling Group 2 (OVSG-2) by GC-FID
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Active (pump) Set of two Anasorb 747 tubes (400mg & 200mg) GC-FID 226-82
222-3L-1
EPA TO-17
Volatile Organic Compounds 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
Propyl alcohol by Colorimetric analysis
Direct-reading Gastec detector tube 810-113
Other Passive GC-FID 575-001
Other Passive GC-FID 575-002

Methods and limits as published by their agencies and summarised by SKC; check the current method and the limit that applies to you before sampling.

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)