You wish to carry out the analysis of organic additives: DBP (dibutyl phthalate) CAS No. 84-74-2
In what context should a DBP (dibutyl phthalate) CAS No. 84-74-2 analysis be performed?
The analysis of DBP (dibutyl phthalate) and the quantification of its degradation products are essential for monitoring its behavior within the matrix and controlling its contribution to material performance.
This approach allows for the control of its consumption, the anticipation of its aging, and the evaluation of the overall evolution of the polymer or the formulation in which it is used.
The objective of this analytical strategy is threefold:
To ensure the long-term stability of plastic materials or finished products containing DBP.
To prevent premature deterioration (rigidity, cracking, loss of flexibility).
Maintain the overall effectiveness of the additive system (other plasticizers, stabilizers, texturizing agents, etc.).
Prevent formulation destabilization by closely monitoring residual levels and DBP derivatives.
- Strictly control the concentrations of DBP and degradation products, given its status as a regulated substance (REACH, sensitive applications).
- Ensure compliance with migration requirements or limit values, depending on the sectors concerned (cosmetics, medical devices, packaging, etc.).
What is DBP (dibutyl phthalate) CAS No. 84-74-2?
DBP (dibutyl phthalate) CAS 84-74-2 is a plasticizer used to provide flexibility and ease of shaping to polymers, particularly PVC. A colorless liquid miscible with many resins, it is now heavily regulated due to its classification as a reprotoxic substance. Its dosage and the control of its degradation products are therefore essential to ensure the conformity and safety of materials containing it.
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FAQ
DBP is an organic plasticizer used to improve the suppleness and flexibility of polymers, particularly in PVC, adhesives, and certain cosmetic formulations. It belongs to the phthalate family and is subject to regulatory restrictions due to its classification as a reprotoxic substance.
DBP analysis allows verification of its presence, concentration, and stability within a formulation. It is essential for controlling material quality, monitoring its aging, and ensuring compliance with applicable regulatory thresholds.
The plastics, cosmetics, medical, packaging and electronics industries are particularly vigilant, as DBP is strictly regulated in many sensitive applications.
The most common analytical techniques include chromatography (GC-MS, LC-MS) to identify and quantify DBP and its degradation products. These methods allow for accurate detection, even at very low concentrations.
DBP can degrade under the effects of heat, light, or time. Monitoring the formation of derivatives allows for the assessment of material evolution, the prevention of performance losses, and the assurance of long-term regulatory compliance.
Analysis is recommended during the development of a formula, as part of quality control, in case of aging problems or to meet a regulatory or customer requirement.
It provides a clear view of the level of additive present, its behavior in the matrix and the state of the material, in order to secure the use of the final product and to anticipate any malfunctions.
