Chemical Safety: Key Databases

Free, massive data of chemical information. Searchable by name, CAS-RN, and structures. Each record contains an extensive collection about that information, including safety and toxicity information, extracted from multiple sources (including US and international) like:

• Hazardous Substances Data Bank (NIH)
  
• ILO-WHO International Chemical Safety Cards (ICSCs)
  
• CAMEO Chemicals (NOAA)
  
• Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (CDC)
  
• Haz-Map, Information on Hazardous Chemicals and Occupational Diseases
  
• Plus resources from the FDA, OSHA, NIOSH, EPA, and DOT.

One of the largest databases of the chemical literature, including the CAS Registry of 204+ million substances and associated property data, including safety and toxicity data.. SciFinder-n requires a one-time registration.

• The easiest way to search is by substance name. From the CAS Registry substance records, check the "Experimental Properties" section (the Biological tab), the "Toxicity" section, and the "GHS Hazards Statements" section. Every data point has a source, many from the journal literature. You can also search SciFinder-n by research topic.

Another one of our core chemical databases, with millions of substances and associated properties.

From the substance record, you will see a "Bioactivity section" with Toxicity/Safety Pharmacology data; and an "Other Data" section data related to Exposure Assessment and Concentration in the Environment. Every data point has an associated journal article reference. You can also search by research topic.