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Issues regarding the classification and calculation of acute toxicity of media

2022-04-20View Original

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In the catalog of hazardous chemicals, acute toxicity is classified into categories 1, 2, and 3. How is the ATE value calculated according to GB30000.18? Is it true that directly querying the LD equivalent of the medium gives the ATE value? (There is also a classification in 20801.1, but I didn’t understand it.) It would be best to provide an example to illustrate it; thank you all, experts
Reply #22022-09-19
I want to ask the original poster if the problem has been resolved, and whether LD is equal to ATE
Reply #32022-11-14
The ATE classification is determined by referring to tables based on LD50/LC50 values.

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