Using a reference partitioning phase to link exposure and effect assessment of hydrophobic organic chemicals: Novel equilibrium partitioning concepts and methods

Dorothea Gilbert

Using a reference partitioning phase to link exposure and effect assessment of hydrophobic organic chemicals: Novel equilibrium partitioning concepts and methods

Dorothea Gilbert

National Food Institute

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Original language	English

Place of Publication	Kgs. Lyngby
Publisher	National Food Institute, Technical University of Denmark
Number of pages	135
ISBN (Electronic)	978-87-93109-62-9
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Improving the exposure basis of toxicological research on persistent organic pollutants and their mixtures
Gilbert, D. (PhD Student), Mayer, P. (Main Supervisor), Vinggaard, A. M. (Supervisor), Trapp, S. (Examiner), Wania, F. (Examiner) & Scheringer, M. (Examiner)
Ansat eksternt
15/01/2012 → 15/12/2015
Project: PhD

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