Lead Acetate

CAS Number

301-04-2

Synonym

Black marking ink, 105E; Caswell No. 523A; Dibasic lead acetate; Leadac; Lead (2+) acetate; Lead bis(acetate); Lead diacetate; Lead dibasic acetate; Lead(II) ethanoate; Neutral lead acetate; Normal lead acetate; Plumbous acetate; Salt of Saturn; Sugar of lead; Unichem PBA; EPA Pesticide Code: 048001

Occurrence/Use

Dyeing of textiles, waterproofing, insecticide, anti-fouling paints, men's hair dye; drying agent, analytical reagent

Soil Screening

Last CHHSL revision:	9/2009
CHHSL Comments:	For chemical-specific screening levels for use in assessing contaminated sites, please see HHRA Note 3 (DTSC HERO). https://www.dtsc.ca.gov/assessingrisk/humanrisk2.cfm

Cancer Potency Information

Latest Criteria:	Proposition 65 NSRLs/MADLs
Inhalation Unit Risk (μg/cubic meter)-1:	8.0 E-5
Inhalation Slope Factor (mg/kg-day)-1:	2.8 E-1
Oral Slope Factor (mg/kg-day)-1:	2.8 E-1
Comments/References:	OEHHA 1992. Expedited Cancer Potency Values and Proposed Regulatory Levels for Certain Proposition 65 Carcinogens.

Proposition 65

Chemical Status

Cancer:	Currently listed

Cancer

Listed as causing:	Cancer
Date of Listing:	01/01/1988
Basis for Listing:	State's Qualified Experts

Safe Harbor Levels

Cancer
No Significant Risk Level (NSRL) - Oral:	23 µg/day
Last NSRL/MADL Revision:	2001

Documents, Presentations, and Publications

Cancer:	No Significant Risk Levels for Lead and Lead Compounds (Oral) Jun 1, 2001

Public notices related to this chemical:

Water

California Public Health Goals Data

Health Risk Category:	Developmental neurotoxicity (neurobehavioral effects), carcinogenicity, cardiovascular toxicity (high blood pressure)
Cancer Risk at PHG:	0.00000003
MCL value (mg/L):	0.015
Cancer Risk at MCL:	0.000002
Last PHG Revision :	2009
California PHG Comments:	CA MCL reflects the action level, measured at the tap. The calculated cancer PHG is 0.006 mg/L. The non-carcinogenic PHG is more sensitive level and thus used as the PHG for lead. OEHHA 2009. Public Health Goal for Lead