Occurrence and Concentration of Chemical Additives in Consumer Products in Korea.
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ABSTRACT: As the variety of chemicals used in consumer products (CPs) has increased, concerns about human health risk have grown accordingly. Even though restrictive guidelines and regulations have taken place to minimize the risks, human exposure to these chemicals and their eco-compatibility has remained a matter of greater scientific concern over the years. A major challenge in understanding the reality of the exposure is the lack of available information on the increasing number of ingredients and additives in the products. Even when ingredients of CPs formulations are identified on the product containers, the concentrations of the chemicals are rarely known to consumers. In the present study, an integrated target/suspect/non-target screening procedure using liquid chromatography-high resolution
SUBMITTER: Sardar SW
PROVIDER: S-EPMC6950561 | biostudies-literature | 2019 Dec
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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