Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6308756 | Chemosphere | 2014 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
This study provides further data to support the close relationship between the chemical activity and the toxicity of hydrophobic organic compounds. Passive dosing from PDMS silicone enabled reliable toxicity testing of (highly) hydrophobic substances at aqueous solubility, providing a practical way to control toxicity exactly at the maximum exposure level. This approach is therefore expected to be useful as a cost-effective initial screening of hydrophobic chemicals for potential adverse effects to freshwater vertebrates.
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Authors
Thomas-Benjamin Seiler, Nina Best, Margit Møller Fernqvist, Hendrik Hercht, Kilian E.C. Smith, Thomas Braunbeck, Philipp Mayer, Henner Hollert,