Determining Water Solubility of a Poorly Soluble Liquid; Beyond OECD 105B

Retter, B.

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Determining Water Solubility of a Poorly Soluble Liquid; Beyond OECD 105B

At SETAC Maastricht - 2026. Bryony Retter, Analytical Chemist and Team Lead at Scymaris, presented on:

  • Refining slow-stir methodology to overcome limitations of standard approaches

  • Improving exposure assessment for poorly soluble substances

  • Expanding the scientific basis for regulatory solubility measurement

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The test was conducted at Scymaris, Brixham laboratory, UK.

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