A real-world example of substance identity for an organic mono-constituent substance to provide robust data for REACH compliance using the most appropriate techniques. Get the right Substance ID strategy from the start.
Navigating REACH requirements can be complex and costly—especially when it comes to substance identification. EU Regulation (EC) 1907/2006 Annex VI, Section 2 mandates detailed spectral and chromatographic data, supported by clearly described methods. Selecting the wrong analytical techniques early on can lead to incomplete data, submission delays, and expensive re-work.
In our latest case study, Dr. Helen Steele, REACH and regulatory analysis expert, walks you through a real-world example of substance identity for an organic mono-constituent substance to provide robust data using the most appropriate techniques to:
- Confirm molecular structure
- Demonstrate substance purity
- Meet REACH submission standards
- Demonstrate independent verification
- Save time, resources, and future re-testing
Download now for a look at how to build a REACH analytical strategy for a typical organic mono-constituent substance.
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