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Decane

CAS number
124-18-5
Also known as
n-Decane · n-Decane (hydrocarbons, BP 36 to 216 C)

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 (250mg) or Chromosorb (300mg) thermal desorption tube 226-357
226-358
MDHS 88
VOCs by solvent desorption and GC-FID
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Passive Anasorb CSC (350 mg) or Anasorb® 747 (500 mg) passive sampler 575-001
575-002
MDHS 104
VOCs by solvent desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Charcoal tube (100/50mg) 226-01
NIOSH 1500
Hydrocarbons (BP 36-216°C) by GC-FID
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Active (pump) Charcoal tube (100/50mg) GC-FID 226-01
NIOSH 2549
VOCs (screening) by thermal desorption and GC -MS
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Active (pump) Thermal desorption tube 226-330
EPA TO-17 Active (pump) TD, GC 226-350
226-347
224-26-02
224-26-CPC
EPA TO-17
VOCs by thermal desorption and GC
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Active (pump) Two Thermal Desorption tubes
EPA TO-17
Toxic Organic Compounds by thermal desorption and GC
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Passive Passive sampler
Non-agency
n-Decane by Colorimetric analysis
Direct-reading Gastec detector tube 810-105
Non-agency
VOCs by solvent extraction 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 GCB1 (370mg) or Tenax TA (265mg) passive sampler 690-101
690-104
Other Passive GC-FID 575-001
Other Passive GC-FID 575-002
Other Passive TD, GC 690-101
690-104
Other Passive GC-FID 690-105
Other Internal Passive TD, GC 690-101
690-104
Other Internal Passive GC-FID 690-105

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)