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10 in
the 2nd edition Solutions Manual.
4.11
a.
0.12 rem
1 cancer death
(70 yr )
Denver risk =
= 1.05 10 -3
yr
8,000
rems
0.04 rem
1 cancer death
(70 yr )
Sea level risk =
= 0.35 10 -3
yr
8,000 rems
0.12 rem
1 death
0.57 10 6 people
= 8.6 deaths yr
person
yr
8
,
000
rems
189 deaths
yr
deaths
Expected = 0.57 10 people
= 1,077
yr
100
,
000
people
c.
1 cancer death
Incremental risk = 10 -6 = 0.12 - 0.04 rem (N yr )
yr
8,000 rems
N=
8,000 10 -6
= 0.1 yr (Table 4.3 suggests 2 months)
0.08
d.
(300 10
4.12
(300 10 6 people) = 15,000 deaths yr
person yr 8,000 rems
b.
4.13-4.14
The solutions for these problems are the solutions for problems 4.13 - 4.14
in the 2nd edition Solutions Manual.
4.15
a. conc =
b. freq =
= 4.93 10 -4 mg/m 3
3
2.9 10 kg d 20 m 250 d 25 yr
mg
d yr life
-2
(PF)(intake rate)(conc)(duration )
= 25 d/yr
-4
2.9 10 kg d 20 m 4.93 10 mg 25 yr
mg
m3
d
life
-2
4.16
a.
Use Table 4.11 oral RfDs and Table 4.10 for other factors
HItotal = HIarsenic + HImethylene chloride
1 L 0.070 mg kg d 0.560 mg kg d
d
+
= 3.5
HI =
70 kg
L
L
0.0003 mg
0.060 mg
Use Table 4.9 for PFs and Table 4.10 for other factors
risk = riskarsenic + riskmethylene chloride
1 L 250 d 10 yr
L
mg
L
70 yr 365 d mg
(70 kg )
life yr
risk = 1.8 10 -4
4.17
a.
50 kg d 0.00002 mg 20 m 3 250 d 25 yr
3
d
yr
mg
m
life
risk =
= 7 10 -5
(70 kg ) 70 yr 365 d
life yr
b.
c. The 2006 U.S. cancer rate of 24% taken from text in Section 4.2 is the same
as the 1992 rate given in Table 4.1
From Table 4.11 RfDs for both arsenic and mercury are 0.0003 mg/kgd
20 m 3
0.0003 mg
m3
m3
(70kg )
kg d
4.18 4.26 The solutions for these problems are the solutions for problems 4.15 - 4.23 in
the 2nd edition Solutions Manual.
4.27 260 million people, 2L/day, 360d/yr, 30yr, find risk and incremental cancers for,
a. trichloroethylene at 0.005 mg/L:
cancer =
Risk =
cancer =
cancer =
cancer =
4.28 4.33 The solutions for these problems are the solutions for problems 4.25 - 4.30 in
the 2nd edition Solutions Manual.