請教台灣核准的農業用礦物油相關藥劑的標準是否有高於WHO底下的IARC的一級致癌物的未處理礦物油的範圍 - 農業知識入口網

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Mineral oils, untreated or mildly treated 1 33, Sup 7, 100F 2012

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There are several assays that can be used to determine if a mineral oil is highly or severely refined (Mackerer et al., 2003). Two useful short-term assays that are widely used by mineraloil manufacturers are the modified Ames test (ASTM, 1996) and the IP346 assay (Institute for Petroleum, 1985, 1993; CONCAWE, 1994). The
modified Ames test measures the amount of extractable mutagenic activity in a mineral-oil sample; mineral oils with a mutagenicity index ≤ 1.0 in this assay are considered highly or severely refined. The IP346 assay measures the amount
of material extractable in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO): mineral oils with a DMSO-extractable content < 3% in the IP346 assay are considered highly or severely refined. Naphthenic mineral oils tend to have higher non-mutagenic DMSO
extractables and some naphthenic oils can give a false-positive result in the IP346 assay. The modified Ames test can give conclusive results if the outcome of the IP346 assay is high.