Chemical Risk Assessment: Physicochemical Properties

Little Pro on 2016-01-13

Having access to the physicochemical data of a chemical is essential for performing chemical hazard identification, chemical risk assessment and SDS authoring. Here we will help you understand common physicochemical data endpoints, when they are needed and why they are important for chemical risk assessment from a regulatory perspective.

• Physical State, Appearance & Odour
• Melting point
• Boiling Point
• Relative Density
• Flash Point
• Auto-ignition Temperature
• Vapor Pressure
• Henry's Law Constant
• Surface Tension
• Water Solubility
• n-Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient Kow
• Flammability
• Oxidising Properties
• Explosive Properties
• Granulometry
• Explosive Limits
• Viscosity
• Dissociation Constant

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