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A fusion of academic expertise and universiteternes practical application created through a collaboration between four Danish universities.
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Kemibrug is more than just a chemical database. We are a consortium based on a common goal and vision.
Your Research
Your study
Your Safety
A fusion of academic expertise
og practical application,
created through a collaboration
between four Danish universities.
The mission and purpose of the collaboration
The consortium has four objectives to fulfill the mission:
Ensure a basis for and support for the universities to comply with the law within the chemical field.
Support risk-assessed workflow at the universities.
Minimize the administrative task for the universities when handling chemicals.
Reduce resource consumption at the individual universities.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Kemibrug is a joint IT system for Aalborg University, the University of Copenhagen, the University of Southern Denmark and the Technical University of Denmark. Since 1988, we have produced safety data sheets for dangerous substances and materials in use or under the consideration for use. The safety data sheets are written material to support the local risk assessments.
Even if a substance is included on the Harmonized List, this classification represents the minimum labeling requirements. Additional Hazard-phrases may be added if there is documentation to support this.
In the event of a discrepancy between the supplier’s labeling and the CLP regulations, Kemibrug will contact the supplier for the preparation of a safety data sheet which is in accordance with Kemibrug’s assessment. Kemibrug is an impartial party and we evaluate the substances according to the data to which we have access. The suppliers will sometimes maintain their assessment, which will give the difference in the labeling. For substances with CAS no., a joint KBA is produced, collecting information from several suppliers and finding the one that best matches Kemibrug’s assessment. Products, without a CAS no., are produced based on a specific SDS from a named supplier, and the KBA refers directly to this supplier. Therefore, there may be several KBAs with the same mixture, but with different labeling.
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