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Hierarchy Physical-Chemical Properties
The presented Physical-Chemical properties are as much as possible collected from well known certified sources. Also for this a hierarchy is being applied as follows:
01. Handbook of Chemistry and Physics
02. Reports of the Dutch Health Council
03. Draft-reports of the Dutch Health Council
04. Reports of the European SCOEL, SEG or RAC
05. Draft-reports of the European SCOEL, SEG or RAC
06. Reports of the Swedish National Institute of Working Life (NIWL)
10. EPI Suite Estimate Program Interface measured or extrapolated values (EPA V4.11) https://www.epa.gov/tsca-screening-tools/epi-suitetm-estimation-program-interface
11. Documentation on OARS WEEL
12. Table in the software program SKINPERM
14. ECHA Database of registered substances
15. ECHA C&L Inventory of notified substances
16. GESTIS Database on Hazardous Substances
17. eChemPortal Database: the OECD Global Portal to Information on Chemical Substances
18. Chemspider Database of the Royal Society of Chemistry
19. Chemicalize Database
20. Calculated from the Molecular Formula
EPI Suite Estimate Program Interface experimental values (EPA V4.11) https://www.epa.gov/tsca-screening-tools/epi-suitetm-estimation-program-interface
US National Institute of Health (NIH)/National Center for Biotechnology Information/Open chemistry database PubChem
27. EPA's ToxCast Data, subset Tox21
28. EPA's ToxCast Chemicals
30. Protective Action Criteria (PAC): Chemicals with AEGLs, ERPGs & TEELs (Rev. 29A) https://edms.energy.gov/pac/TeelDocs of the American Department of Energy (DoE)
31. Michigan Department. EGL Cleanup critiria Requirements for Responsive Activity. Table 4: Toxicological and Chemical-Physical Data
31. Michigan Envormental Response Division database
41. RIVM (Dutch National Institute for Public Health and the Environment). Provisional nano-reference values Report no. 60104400/2010 https://www.rivm.nl/bibliotheek/rapporten/601044001.pdf
89. Known solid material without a vapour pressure
90. Compounds or groups of compounds with different physical state
91. Substance in liquid solution with vapour pressure <OELV
- Derived from the melting point,boiling point and/or vapour pressure
93. Established from saturation concentration and OELV
94. DOHSBase professional judgement
95. Substance with a maximum concentration >900 mg/m3
96. In accordance with the individual isomers
97. Hydrocarbon compound with a vapour pressure
98. Inorganic metal compound without a vapour pressure
99. NO_STATE: substance with unkown physical properties