Vinyl polymers doesn't contain phthalates.
That is the correct spelling of name for the hydrocarbons, phthalates.
There can be if deliberately added, but no, not usually.
All sales are vinyl
1. Phthalate esters are the diakyll or alkyl aryl esters of phthalic acid 2. The phthalates have a clear syrupy liquid consistency and show low water solubility, high oil solubility, and low volatility 3. When added to plastics, phthalates allow long polyvinyl molecules to slide against one another 4. They are colorless, odorless liquids 5. They are produced by reacting phtalic anhydride with an appropriate alchohol (typically 6- to 13-carbon.)
No, some do not contain oxygen at all
No. By definition if something is 100% x it can not contain any percentage at all of substance y. 100% polyester does not contain any phthalate as plasticizer or as another additive. Phthalates are esters in their own right.
That is the correct spelling of name for the hydrocarbons, phthalates.
It is my understanding when doing research for phthalates in our water samples, that phthalates are released from plastic containers. We changed our containers from plastic to glass and voila! no more phthalates in our samples. It seems that a water bottle with no phthalates would have to be a glass bottle,
The dangers of products containing phthalates are usually aimed towards reproductive and developmental health, since phthalates are considered reproductive and developmental toxins. Also, phthalates are accused of being the cause of testicular dysgenesis syndrome.
Puppies.(no, really. All living things contain carbon.)Diamonds are something. And graphite. Yeah. I told you. What?
pacifiers are made of plastics but there are some chemical such as phthalates "DINP di isononyl phthalates". phthalates are generaly thought to be harmful. however the amount in pacifiers is said to be harmless
No. You should not use harsh hair chemicals at all, or nail polish, or cosmetics, while pregnant.Also, there is a substance called "phthalates" present in a lot of fragranced things and soap and shampoo that can be harmful to a baby, so try to find out if your soap and shampoo and laundry soap and fabric softener contain phthalates or not--and switch to products that don't. It's a pain, but it's worth it.
There can be if deliberately added, but no, not usually.
Not quite. They are restricted in children's toys.
In most acrylic paints yes. You can buy phthalate free paint but if it doesn't state it is so, i would assume there is phthalates in it. Most paint you will purchase is largely comprised of toluene, xylene, Ethyl benzene, and phthalates, as well as pigments and dye. It is pretty harsh stuff.
They can produce risk's to humans because they soften the plastic with phthalates. They can damage Human DNA to much exposure will damage them. They are linked to early puberty.
Most mattresses (especially baby and children's mattresses) are made primarily from polyurethane foam. This is a petroleum product with various added chemicals which turn it into a foam. Other chemicals are then added to prevent the foam from igniting and burning (it is petroleum after all). The American Association of State Fire Marshals has called polyurethane foam "solid gasolene" and has asked the EPA to classify it as a hazardous substance. Further, most waterproofed mattresses (once again, primarily baby and children's mattresses) are made waterproof by using a vinyl surface on the mattress. Vinyl offgasses phthalates, a known toxic substance. The American Academy of Pediaricians has recognized phthalates as a suspected human carcinogen. A University of Rochester Medical School study has definitivly linked phthalates to male fertility issues. A study in the International Journal of Cancer links phthalates in vinyl to allergies and asthma. Eco mattresses remove these (and other) potentially harmful chemicals. However, eco mattresses do not necessarily solve all problems. For example, many eco mattresses are made from natural latex, a known allergen (especially for children). Many also use wool which can be similarly problematic. Many eco mattresses are not waterproof, which can lead to bacteria and mold growth, particularly in baby and children's mattresses. Greenguard Environmental Institute (www.greenguard.org) and Healthy Child Healthy World (www.healthychild.org) are two independent non-profits that evaluate and recommend eco-friendly and safe mattresses.