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When to Use QSAR for Chemical Substance Registration and Common QSAR Models
2017-08-17
Structure-activity relationship (SAR) and quantitative structure-activity relationship (QS Read More.
Overview and Comparison of PBT and vPvB Criteria in EU and USA
2017-05-25
PBT substances are substances that are Persistent, Bioaccumulative and Toxic (PBT). vPvB s Read More.
Differences between BCF, BAF and BMF
2017-04-25
Bio-concentration factor (BCF), bio-accumulation factor (BAF) and biomagnification factor Read More.
What Is Point of Departure (POD) and How to Use It to Calculate Toxicological Reference Dose (RfD)
2017-04-06
In toxicology, point of departure (POD) is defined as the point on a toxicological do Read More.
How to Use EbC50, ErC50, ErC10 and NOEC Data from Algae Growth Inhibition Test
2017-03-01
Typical 72h-96h algae growth inhibition test can provide both acute and chronic endp Read More.
How to Use ECETOC TRA Tool Part II: Consumer Exposure Estimation and Health Risk Assessment
2017-02-09
Consumers may be directly or indirectly exposed to certain chemical substances from the pr Read More.
How to Use ECETOC TRA Tool Part I: Worker Health Risk Assessment
2016-12-19
ECETOC's Targeted Risk Assessment tool (ECETOC TRA) is a free tool developed by the Read More.
What is Environmental Release Category (ERC) and How It is Used for Environmental Risk Assessment
2016-11-11
Environmental release category (ERC) is a key REACH use descriptor to define the release f Read More.
Overview of Exposure Assessment Tools for Chemical Risk Assessment
2016-11-08
Exposure assessment is a key part of chemical risk assessment. Quite often measured exposu Read More.
How to Understand REACH Use Descriptors
2016-10-15
REACH use descriptor system is a system developed by ECHA to facilitate chemical risk asse Read More.
How to Use EUSES to Estimate Predicted Environmental Concentrations (PEC)
2016-10-14
We hope you have enjoyed learning how to calculate predicted no-effect concentration (PNEC Read More.
How to Calculate Derived Minimal Effect Level (DMEL)
2016-09-04
Derived minimal effect level (DMEL) is defined as a level of exposure below whi Read More.