Welcome to ECHA CHEM, the European Chemicals Agency's (ECHA) new public chemicals database. Join Roberta Di Blasi and Gerson Martin as they introduce you to the features and functionalities of the platform in our tutorial video.

ECHA CHEM is being launched gradually, with upcoming releases phased to enhance its capabilities. Roberta and Gerson walk you through the release plan, detailing what to expect and when, ensuring you stay informed every step of the way.

Discover how ECHA CHEM streamlines your search for chemicals, allowing you to access vital information effortlessly. From basic searches using identifiers like EC numbers or IUPAC names to advanced functionalities and sorting options, navigating the database is intuitive and efficient.

Roberta demonstrates the simplicity of conducting a substance search and showcases the detailed results, along with options for sorting and exporting data for further analysis.

Dive deeper into the substance overview page, where a comprehensive dashboard provides a wealth of information on individual substances. Learn how ECHA CHEM organises REACH registration dossiers, offering transparency and clarity while enhancing system stability and performance.

With features mirroring the familiar IUCLID format, navigating ECHA CHEM is seamless and user-friendly. Roberta concludes with a walkthrough of the platform's capabilities, ensuring you're equipped to use its full potential.

Whether you're a researcher, industry professional, or environmental enthusiast, ECHA CHEM empowers you with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions.

Don't forget to visit our support page at: [ Ссылка ] for additional resources, guides, and webinars to enhance your experience. For any queries or assistance, click 'support' within ECHA CHEM.

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