DR-Software - ChemGes: Raw Materials Database

Necessary steps for the creation of a raw material

About 22,000 different substances (download)

GHS classification for all substances (Globally Harmonized System)

	taking the various national regulations (for example OSHA HCS, HPR, CLP, UN GHS) into consideration
	National GHS classifications for Australia, China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, South Africa and Taiwan, as well as self-classifications (cam additionally be entered by the user)
	for easier understanding R and S phrases are still included

Search possibilities

	CAS number
	Company internal product codes
	Index number
	EC number (former EINECS number)
	UN number
	Text components (including wildcards)
	Registration number (REACH)

More than 200.000 descriptions for nearly all substances in 22 different languages:

	English
	Bulgarian
	Chinese
	Czech
	Danish
	Dutch
	Estonian
	Finnish
	French
	German
	Greek
	Hungarian
	Italian
	Latvian
	Lithuanian
	Norwegian
	Polish
	Portuguese
	Spanish
	Slovakian
	Swedish
	Turkish

We would like to point out, that some descriptions are not implemented in all above-mentioned
languages in the ChemGes database, as the official translations in several languages are (partly)
unavailable due to legal circumstances (for example: descriptions of newly listed substance in
Annex VI were published in English only).

Chemical and physical data:

	Structural formula, summation formula
	Molecular weight
	State of aggregation
	Color, Form, Odor
	pH-value
	Melting point
	Boiling point
	Flash point
	Vapour pressure
	Evaporation number
	Molecular weight
	Refractive index
	Density
	Content of solids
	Lead content
	Content of soluble chromium (VI)
	Carbon content
	Content of metal (for the classification)
	Explosion limits
	Ignition temperature
	Deflagration temperature
	Max. explosion pressure
	Chemical heat of combustion
	Explosion group (DIN)
	Temperature class (DIN)
	Viscosity
	Miscibility / Solubility in water and other solvents

Threshold values for the USA, Canada, all of Europe and other countries

Country specific characteristics, e.g.:

	RTECS number
	VbF-class (Regulation for the storage of inflammable liquids) for Austria
	Betriebssicherheitsverordnung for Germany
	Seveso III (Directive 2012/18/EU)
	Swiss Toxicity Class
	Swiss VOCV
	Danish MAL Code
	German BAT values
	Water Hazard Classes for Germany (VwVwS) and the Netherlands (ABM)

Waste catalogues

	Complete EU waste catalogue in all EU languages, Norwegian, Serbian and Turkish
	Register of the Austrian Waste Codes
	Register of the Swiss Waste Codes
	Properties of waste which render it hazardous (HP codes) according to the EU Directive on waste

Toxicological values

	LD50 oral
	LD50 dermal
	LC50/4h inhalative

Transportation classification for most of the substances

	DOT / TDG (transport regulations for USA and Canada)
	ADR (road transport in Europe)
	RID (rail transport in Europe)
	IMDG (sea transport)
	IATA (air transport)

	English
	Bulgarian
	Croatian
	Czech
	Danish
	Dutch
	Estonian
	Finnish
	French
	German
	Greek
	Hungarian
	Italian
	Latvian
	Lithuanian
	Norwegian
	Polish
	Portuguese
	Romanian
	Russian
	Serbian
	Slovakian
	Slovenian
	Spanish
	Swedish
	Turkish
	Ukrainian

US substance lists

SARA Section 313

SARA Section 355

Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA)

Protective Action Criteria for Chemicals (PACs)

Proposition 65

New Jersey Right- to- Know List

Pennsylvania Right-to-Know List

Cancerogenicity categories:

	Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
	International Agency for research on cancer (IARC)
	National Toxicology Program (NTP)
	TLV
	National Institute for occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
	Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

Canadian substance lists

	Domestic Substance List (DSL)
	Ingredient Disclosure List (0.1%, as well as 1%)

European Community substance lists

	European Inventory of Existing Commercial Chemical Substances (EINECS)
	European List of Notified Chemical Substances (ELINCS)
	Substances of very high concern (SVHC)
	PBT (persistent, bioaccumulative, toxic substances)
	vPvB (very persistent, very bioaccumulative substances)
	REACH Annex XVII (EU)
	REACH Pre-registered substances (EU)

Additional national substance lists

	Australian Inventory of Chemical Substances (AICS)
	Standard for the Uniform Scheduling of Medicines an Poisons (SUSMP - Australia)
	Existing Chemical Substances (ENCS - Japan)
	Biodegradation and Bioconcentration of Existing Substances (Bio ECS - Japan)
	Chemical Substances Relating to a Public Notice (CSRPN - Japan)
	Monitoring Type II/Type III Monitoring Chemical Substances (Japan)
	Priority Assessment Chemical Substances (PACS - Japan)
	Specified Chemical Substances (SCS - Japan)
	Toxicity Tests Results (TTR - Japan)
	PRTR Designated Substances (Japan)
	PDSC Deleterious Substances, Poisonous Substances, Specified Poisonous Substances (Japan)
	ISHA (Japan)
	NIET (Netherlands)
	SZW (Netherlands)
	New Zealand Inventory of Chemicals (NZIoC)
	Chinese Chemical Inventory of Existing Chemical Substances (IECSC)
	Korean Existing Chemical Inventory (KECI)
	CCA and ISHA (Korea)
	Philippines Inventory of Chemicals and Chemical Substances (PICCS)
	Global Automotive Declarable Substance List (GADSL)
	Aerospace and Defense Declarable Substance List (AD-DSL)
	International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients (INCI)

We want to emphasize the following facts:

	The CAS number registry contains more than 110,000,000 substances with CAS numbers.
	The provided raw materials in our database can only be a small subset of the contents of the CAS number registry and contain the most common chemicals. Usually customers have to add own chemicals. The percentage of chemicals in our database, which a company might use, varies depending on the type of industry. Please check the list of chemicals in our database to check for completeness here.
	As ECHA expressly prohibits the transfer of substance specific data to other software, we can unfortunately not provide this information.
	Ecotoxicological data is hardly available. We do, of course, seek to implement as much data as possible into our databases.
	The substance names cannot be made available in all languages, as the necessary translations (for example Thai and Hindi) are not at our disposal. In this case the English substance names are used, which is usually accepted by the national authorities without objection.
	Our database does not contain any mixtures, also not basic mixtures, which might be sold as raw materials.
	Customers have to add missing raw materials by themselves. DR-Software will not do that.

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