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	Home Right from the start ChemIS scores with usability by offering a user manual and a sitemap.

	the substance library By searching for substances via IUPAC, trivial names or its CAS-number you get a list of detailed master data including information on concentration based separations derived from material safety data sheets.

	storing containers All relevant container data can be stored. The system ensures that security information from material safety data sheets will only be referred from containers belonging to the adequate concentration level.

	hazardous substances market ChemIS offers a marketplace to enhance cooperations between workgroups concerning the exchange of their substances. Simply search for a substance in the library, define some parameters for needed containers and ChemIS will search for possible containers belonging to your colleages presenting their owner.

	Info-Material ChemIS may include a small encyclopaedia concerning all information found in material safety data sheets. Beside R- and S-Sentences you may in fact define your own disposal instructions and make them all available at one place.

	Special Queries In this area you may use several predefined and variable database queries, to allow specific analysis on the stored data without the need of technical specialists working on console. This may be in fact the main benefit of this system, because it results in open usability.

	The administration area If you are granted access to the administration area you may take control of database maintenance. Furthermore this area offers several tools simplifying usual duties of a safety department. Please keep in mind that all master data including chemicals' definitions are maintained only here and therefor only by qualified personnel.

	Master data Based on stored entries in support tables like R-Sentences, S-Sentences, storage conditions, disposals and other more you can define several master datasets for each chemical. Each of these datasets is equivalent to one concentration based material safety data sheet according to the German Gefahrstoffverordnung.