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Extractables are chemical substances that can be extracted from the product using aggressive solvent conditions including acidic, basic, organic and aqueous solvent and sohxlet or accelerated solvent extraction. Extractable studies are typically carried out to create a worst-case scenario and support the substances selection and early risk assessment.
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