Acrolein
Also known as: Acraldehyde; Acquinite; Acroleina; Acrylic Aldehyde; Allyl Aldehyde; Aqualin; Crolean
Description
Acrolein is a type of Aldehyde. Acrolein is responsible for the unpleasant odor and Lachrymatory vapor associated with overheated Dietary Oils.
Toxic Effects of Acrolein
Acute inhalation exposure to high levels (10 ppm) of Acrolein in humans may result in death.
Metabolism
Acrolein may cause the Cross-Linking of the body’s endogenous Proteins. [1]
Respiratory System
Inhalation of Acrolein may damage the Lungs.
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