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Description of key information

Short description of key information on bioaccumulation potential result: 
Basic toxicokinetics: Supporting studies: After 30 minutes, 90% of injected camphene was detected in the respiratory air (human).
Camphene was the only studied terpene in rabbits that produced Glycuronic acid as a metabolite in the urine.
Short description of key information on absorption rate:
Dermal absorption: Supporting studies: Camphene is readily absorbed following a topical application.
After a 30-min full bath with pine oil, one human subject exhaled terpenes, including 0.67 µL camphene, within 5 hr. A constant of 81 µL/cm2/hr was calculated for the percutaneous absorption of camphene from the bath.

Key value for chemical safety assessment

Additional information

Basic toxicokinetics:

Supporting studies: Experimental results: After 30 min, 90% of injected camphene was detected in the respiratory air (human).

Camphene was the only studied terpene in rabbits that produced Glycuronic acid as a metabolite in the urine.

Dermal absorption:

Supporting studies: Experimental results: Camphene is readily absorbed following a topical application.

After a 30-min full bath with pine oil, one human subject exhaled terpenes, including 0.67 µL camphene, within 5 hr. A constant of 81 µL/cm2/hr was calculated for the percutaneous absorption of camphene from the bath.

Discussion on bioaccumulation potential result:

Supporting studies: Experimental results: After 30 minutes, 90% of injected camphene was detected in the respiratory air (human). Camphene was the only studied terpene in rabbits that produced Glycuronic acid as a metabolite in the urine. Test method was not according to any guideline.

Discussion on absorption rate:

Supporting studies: Experimental results:

Camphene is readily absorbed following a topical application.

After a 30-min full bath with pine oil, one human subject exhaled terpenes, including 0.67 µL camphene, within 5 hr. A constant of 81 µL/cm2/hr was calculated for the percutaneous absorption of camphene from the bath.