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Alternatives assessment: An analysis on progress and future needs for research and practice
Abstract Alternatives assessment is a science‐policy approach to support the informed substitution of chemicals of concern in consumer products and industries, with the intent of avoiding regrettable substitution and facilitating the transition to safer, more sustainable chemicals and products. The field of alternatives assessment has grown steadily in
Aude M. Bechu +3 more
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Quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs) have dominated biocidal practice in cultural heritage conservation for decades, yet growing evidence of environmental persistence, aquatic ecotoxicity, and antimicrobial resistance induction has prompted the search ...
Andrea Macchia +7 more
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Abstract Ecotoxicological impacts of chemicals released into the environment are characterized by combining fate, exposure, and effects. For characterizing effects, species sensitivity distributions (SSDs) estimate toxic pressures of chemicals as the potentially affected fraction of species.
Mélanie Douziech +7 more
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A laboratory study of chemicals in nail products and exposure assessment using USEtox
Nail products contain many chemicals that serve a variety of functions and many of them are potentially harmful to product users. To better understand potential exposures to hazardous chemicals in nail products, in 2019, the California Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) analyzed 178 nail products from 21 product types for 52 organic ...
Lei, Huang +9 more
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Bayesian Optimization of Environmentally Sustainable Graphene Inks Produced by Wet Jet Milling
Wet jet milling (WJM) is an emerging graphene exfoliation approach for achieving scalable production of conductive inks for printed electronics. Bayesian optimization is employed here to guide the exploration of the vast experimental phase space for WJM, thus enabling efficient identification of optimal exfoliation conditions that substantially differ ...
Lindsay E. Chaney +10 more
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Green metrics and life cycle assessment are two tools to assess the impact of chemical processes and products on the environment. Both methods describe the eco‐friendliness. Nevertheless, the results cannot be converted easily into each other, and they may even be contradictory. The reasons are briefly summarized and some recommendations for the use of
Jan Blömer +7 more
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Life cycle assessment on lead‐free potassium sodium niobate versus lead zirconate titanate piezoceramics. Abstract Over the years, lead‐based piezoelectric ceramics found extensive use in vital fields such as sensors and actuators. Despite their exceptional electromechanical properties, lead‐containing materials pose severe environmental risks and ...
Yanqi Wu +7 more
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Current agricultural energy management methods do not sufficiently account for the environmental impacts related to farm size. This gap limits the ability to accurately predict the ecological effects of sugar beet cultivation, particularly regarding ...
Imane Mehdi +3 more
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L'hétérogénéité géochimique de la biosphère, due a des conditions naturelles et anthropiques différentes, est en train de changer de manière significative du fait du développement de l'homme et de la société.
BELYANOVSKAYA, Alexandra
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The zinc paradox – a problem for USEtox-based indicators of national chemical footprints?
Considering the immense problem of chemical pollution worldwide, there is a great need for methods that can be used to calculate indicators of chemical footprints.
Finnveden, Göran +9 more
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