U.S. imports of toothfish, which account for almost half of the worldwide catch, doubled in quantity and tripled in value from 1998 to 2003, from $10 million to > $30 million (Cascorbi 2006).
Accordingly, we have implemented a proof-of-concept of the aforementioned service, where users supply a set of substance-phase-quantity triples.
Currently, users specify a set of substance-phase-quantity triples, where each substance is denoted by a chemical identifier, which is resolved using RSC ChemSpider, with the result being cross-referenced using the GHS dataset.
In the future, we plan to implement an enhanced version of the service, where the input is a description of a procedure from which the set of the substance-phase-quantity triples is automatically extracted and enriched.
The issues can be summarised as follows: Validity To perform a risk assessment, users of the service must provide a formal description of the procedure that will be preformed (in this case, a set of substance-phase-quantity triples).
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