11. Frequently asked questions
What physico-chemical data do I need to know before starting an irritation/corrosion test?
The essential physico-chemical data to know before starting an irritation/corrosion test are :
pH (acidic or basic) to determine the limit of "in vivo" and "in vitro" tests;
solubility and stability of the substance in water and fats for penetration through the skin and mucous membranes, as well as respiratory impact (see Toxicology: Routes of penetration and bioavailability in the body (ADME)
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A. Lombard et al. – Techno-economic evaluation of products in the early stages of development. Part 2, pp. 153-281. ISTE Éditions, Ltd London (2024).
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