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OVERVIEW This Technical Guidance Document is presented in four separate, easily manageable parts. PART I Chapter 1 General Introduction Chapter 2 Risk Assessment <strong>for</strong> Human <strong>Health</strong> PART II Chapter 3 Environmental Risk Assessment PART III Chapter 4 Use of (Quantitative) Structure Activity Relationships ((Q)SARs) Chapter 5 Use Categories Chapter 6 Risk Assessment Report Format PART IV Chapter 7 Emission Scenario Documents V
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT equilibrium part
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT The assessment o
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT Further details
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT environments but
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT For compounds wi
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT Multiple values
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT 3.3.2 Effects as
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT for ciliates are
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT If on the basis
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT If no measured d
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT 3.5.4 Calculatio
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT A suite of soil
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT ecotoxicological
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT other compartmen
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT effects. This es
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT • has a log Ko
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT Table 21 Default
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT hibernation or m
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EFFECTS ASSESSMENT The weight of th
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT 4 ENVIRONMEN
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT where a desc
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT ECETOC (1993
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT Readily degr
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT assumption.
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT More details
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT • where ev
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT − knowledg
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT waters, and
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT to be conduc
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT available fo
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MARINE RISK ASSESSMENT Explanation
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RISK CARACTERISATION 5 RISK CHARACT
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RISK CARACTERISATION When PEC/PNEC
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RISK CARACTERISATION A specific ris
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TESTING STRATEGIES Another possible
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TESTING STRATEGIES 6.3 REFINEMENT O
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TESTING STRATEGIES Table 34 Decisio
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TESTING STRATEGIES during the test
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TESTING STRATEGIES Earthworm acute
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REFERENCES 7 REFERENCES Ahlers J, K
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REFERENCES ECETOC (1993). Assessmen
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REFERENCES Mackay D, Paterson S, Sh
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REFERENCES OECD (2000c). Aerobic an
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REFERENCES SETAC (1992). Workshop o
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Appendix I Emission factors for dif
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8. Aspects of waste treatment APPEN
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APPENDIX I A table is presented for
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APPENDIX I production of printed ci
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APPENDIX I Table for IC 8 of the MC
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Stage Main category Ia Ib Ic II III
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2. 3. 4. 5. Formulation RELEASE2,j
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IC = 1: AGRICULTURAL INDUSTRY PRODU
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Table A4.1 continued Compartment Co
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IC = 6: PUBLIC DOMAIN PRODUCTION Ta
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IC = 16: ENGINEERING INDUSTRY: CIVI
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IC = 0: OTHERS PRODUCTION Table A1.
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Derivation of the PNEC APPENDIX VII
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Appendix X Transformation pathways
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Table 1 Proportion of the Populatio
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APPENDIX XIV Appendix XIV Informati
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