lowtoxicity
Low toxicity describes a relative hazard level of a chemical, product, or material, indicating that under typical use and exposure conditions the potential for harm to human health or the environment is comparatively small. The term is descriptive rather than a single standardized measure and its meaning depends on context, regulatory framework, and the substance in question.
Assessment usually draws on toxicology data, exposure scenarios, and regulatory classifications. Key elements include acute toxicity
Applications of the concept appear in consumer products, green chemistry, and substitution planning, where researchers and
Overall, low toxicity is a relative concept used to guide safer design and informed choices, not an