Research Article
Determination of the Levels of Heavy Metals and Formaldehyde in Baby Clothes in South Africa: A Case Study of Stores in the Greater Cape Town Region
Table 4
Formaldehyde concentration in apparel purchased from high-end and low-end market stores, and the Oeko-Tex recommended values.
| Sample | Formaldehyde conc. (mg/kg) | Sample | Formaldehyde conc. (mg/kg) | Recommended |
| T1 | 0.090 | L1 | 0.044 | <16 mg/kg | T2 | 0.047 | L2 | 0.041 | <16 mg/kg | T3 | 0.037 | L3 | 0.074 | <16 mg/kg | T4 | 0.036 | L4 | 0.048 | <16 mg/kg | T5 | 0.058 | L5 | 0.041 | <16 mg/kg | T6 | 0.040 | L6 | 0.040 | <16 mg/kg | T7 | 0.040 | L7 | 0.040 | <16 mg/kg | T8 | 0.049 | L8 | 0.038 | <16 mg/kg | T9 | 0.049 | L9 | 0.037 | <16 mg/kg | T10 | 0.044 | L10 | 0.070 | <16 mg/kg | T11 | 0.042 | L11 | 0.039 | <16 mg/kg | T12 | 0.041 | L12 | 0.040 | <16 mg/kg | T13 | 0.041 | L13 | 0.039 | <16 mg/kg | T14 | 0.042 | L14 | 0.037 | <16 mg/kg | T15 | 0.045 | L15 | 0.040 | <16 mg/kg | T16 | 0.043 | L16 | 0.036 | <16 mg/kg | T17 | 0.047 | L17 | 0.053 | <16 mg/kg |
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