Veterinary Medicines in the Environment - Chapter 3 ppt
... of environmental incidents involving veterinary medi- cines became part of the UK Suspected Adverse Reaction Surveillance Scheme (SARSS) in 1998. The Veterinary Medicines Directorate is the ... activity. The UK SARSS scheme has identied the following issues when identifying environmental incidents: Veterinary medicines are not actively monitored in the environmen...
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... (SETAC) 8 Veterinary Medicines in the Environment veterinary medicines. However, taken together these data sets are likely to reect the general picture of usage of veterinary medicines in Europe, ... Chemistry (SETAC) 16 Veterinary Medicines in the Environment 2.4 SUMMARY The impact of veterinary medicines on the environment will depend on several fa...
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... for veterinary medi- cines in the environment 2) Exposure assessment of veterinary medicines in the terrestrial environment 3) Effects assessment of veterinary medicines in the terrestrial environment 4) ... of veterinary medicines in the aquatic environment 5) Effects assessment of veterinary medicines in the aquatic environment The specic...
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Veterinary Medicines in the Environment - Chapter 4 potx
... (SETAC) 92 Veterinary Medicines in the Environment Boxall ABA, Kolpin D, Halling-Sørensen B, Tolls J. 20 03. Are veterinary medicines caus- ing environmental risks? Environ Sci Technol 37 :286A–294A. Burka ... PEC initial , depending upon the duration of the treatment period for the medicine, the size of the facility, the ow rates in the facility, and other fac...
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Veterinary Medicines in the Environment - Chapter 5 pdf
... 2004b. Veteri- nary medicines in the environment. Rev Environ Contam Toxicol 180:1–91. Boxall ABA, Kolpin D, Halling-Sørensen B, Tolls J. 20 03. Are veterinary medicines caus- ing environmental ... 55: 236 –242. © 2009 by the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) 98 Veterinary Medicines in the Environment The chapter includes a critical evaluatio...
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Veterinary Medicines in the Environment - Chapter 6 pot
... determining the inputs and fate of veterinary medicines in the soil environment. Models used for estimating concentrations of veterinary medicines in animal manure and in soil, and the fate ... (SETAC) 138 Veterinary Medicines in the Environment different times during the grazing season and at different frequencies. For exam- ple, the recommended dosing...
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Veterinary Medicines in the Environment - Chapter 7 pot
... 158 Veterinary Medicines in the Environment ploughing). Contamination by veterinary medicines primarily occurs when manure or slurry from treated animals is removed from conne- ment facilities ... impact Endpoints LC/EC 50 values/NOEC These endpoints are used in the derivation of the PNEC and fed into the risk assessment. NOEC This endpoint is used in the deriva...
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Veterinary Medicines in the Environment - Chapter 8 (end) potx
... CONCLUSIONS The SETAC Workshop on Veterinary Medicines in the Environment concluded the following: 1) The impact of veterinary medicines on the environment will depend on several factors, including the ... mixtures of veterinary medicines and mixtures containing veterinary medicines and other contaminant classes. 9) There should be development of clear guida...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 3 pot
... has (3. 36) The deviation of the salt concentration from the initial value takes place only in a very thin layer near the drop surface: (3. 37) and deeper inside the drop volume c = c 0 . THERMAL ... on x, keeping the terms ∼ x 3 : (3. 26) Equation 3. 25 is applicable if the following inequality is true: (3. 27) Because (3. 28) and (3. 29) then, instead o...
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AEROSOL CHEMICAL PROCESSES IN THE ENVIRONMENT - CHAPTER 7 pptx
... (cm –1 ) PbCrO 4 839 (M) 37 8 (vW) Na 2 CrO 4 , xH 2 O 33 40, 32 50 (vH2O) 938 (M), 9 23 (M), 891 (H), 8 53 (vH), 810 (M) 438 (W), 35 0 (W) K 2 CrO 4 906 (M), 877 (M), 869 (H), 8 53 (H) 39 4 (vW), 38 9 (W), 34 8 (M) CaCrO 4 905 ... 420 and 37 0 cm –1 (ν 2 and ν 4 ). 2 6 -3 0 Campbell 30 had defined two types of chromates from vibration spectra: 1. “Type I chromate” spectra...
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