1. What are the requirements for the testing institutes that generate GPC and other spectra for the application of regular/simplified registration of polymers?
The requirements for such institutes are the same as the qualification requirements specified in the Guidance on Environmental Management Registration of New Chemical Substances3 (hereinafter referred to as the Guidance) for the domestic and oversea testing institutes engaged in testing of physicochemical properties.
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