Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of Ticket #29, comment 1
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- 2022-12-05T07:52:17Z (2 years ago)
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Ticket #29, comment 1
v4 v5 32 32 If used in a cosmetic, must not be prohibited or restricted in cosmetics by EU or USA 33 33 34 For this we need a new ''is_banned_for_cosmetics()'' method which scans the index for a chemical (CAS and/or name and/or EC number) and if detected returns True if prohibited or restricted. There are chemicals on the EUR-Lex Cosmetics lists which are allowed with conditions. Some of those conditions may concern AICIS when/if the chemical is listed on the Australian inventory, the listing may carry similar conditions. There are similar lists for the USA. 34 For this we need a new ''is_banned_for_cosmetics()'' method which scans the index for a chemical (CAS and/or name and/or EC number) and if detected returns True if prohibited or restricted. There are chemicals on the EUR-Lex Cosmetics lists which are allowed with conditions. Some of those conditions may concern AICIS when/if the chemical is listed on the Australian inventory, the listing may carry similar conditions. There are similar lists for the USA. See Ticket #34 35 35 36 36 and … … 38 38 Not (known to be) a solid or a dispersion or 39 39 40 ''Physical state'' of 'Unknown' is already treated by the software as equivalent with 'Solid' and/or 'Dispersion' for nanoscale processing. No change required here.40 ''Physical state'' of 'Unknown' is already treated by the software as equivalent with 'Solid' and/or 'Dispersion' for nanoscale processing. See Ticket #30. 41 41 42 42 Not (known) to be nanoscale 43 43 44 ''Nano-material'' already has a selection 'Not known' which AICIS (and the software) treats as 'Yes' but without a study report on nano particle dimensions. 44 ''Nano-material'' already has a selection 'Not known' which AICIS (and the software) treats as 'Yes' but without a study report on nano particle dimensions. See Ticket [ticket:28#comment:3] which implements this. 45 45 46 46 and 47 47 48 Not (known) to contain Fluorine or 48 Not (known) to contain Fluorine or 49 49 50 We do need a ''has_fluorine()'' method which returns True if the re is a molecular formula with the symbol F or there is 'fluo" in the names. Returning False means it is not known to contain Fluorine.50 We do need a ''has_fluorine()'' method which returns True if the molecular formula has a symbol 'F' or there is 'fluo" in the names. Returning False means it is not known to contain Fluorine. See Ticket #32. 51 51 52 52 IS known to be an inorganic salt 53 53 54 We already have element detection methods and organic/inorganic detection 54 We already have element detection methods and organic/inorganic detection. See Ticket #33 55 55 56 56 and
