The acute effects of two industrial substances were studied in mice, rats, rabbits and guinea pigs: - lethal concentration 50 (L.D. 50) in mice and rats after intraperitoneal and oral administration; - investigation of cell growth inhibition (Hela cells), I.D.50 = inhibitory dose 50%; - neuropharmacological effects Histopathological investigations and biochemical analysis pointed out hepatic and renal damages; besides hematological disturbances were found. Both products had mild irritant effects on rabbits skin and eyes. They produced skin sensitization in guinea pigs.
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