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Analytical Science & Technology
2021 Volume.34 No. 3 p.99 ~ p.114
Perspective on substance identification in REACH
Ra Jin-Sung

Park Kwang-Seo
Choe Eun-Kyung
Kim Sang-Hun
Abstract
Substance identification is the first step in implementing chemical legislation, such that subsequent hazard and risk assessments can be accurately followed. Based on the web page and related guidance documents of the European Chemicals Agency and available consortia information, the procedure for substance identification carried out in Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) is surveyed. In this study, the importance of substance identification and substance sameness check, as well as the necessity of generating a substance identity profile (SIP) are considered. In addition, the SIPs of several substance types are presented, which focused on information utilization in the instrumental analysis results and organization of information to generate the SIP. Analytical science can contribute to the accurate and effective implementation of chemical regulation at the starting stage of substance identification. However, understanding of the regulation and consequent final wrap-up of analytical results as a SIP should be followed for communication among registrants in Substance Information Exchange Forum (SIEF) as well as with related authorities.
KEYWORD
REACH, substance identification, substance sameness, substance identity profile (SIP), compositional analysis
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