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If it does, it certainly isn't obvious to me. Which part of it concerns concentration? E.g. Is concentration a "toxicokinetic property"?

• aydyn 3y ago
  Yes, it's that: "Toxicokinetics describes how the body handles a chemical, as a function of dose and time"
  • dataflow 3y ago
    If I understand that correctly, is that not a different thing? It sounds like that's a derivative (the rate of absorption/metabolism/etc.), rather than the concentration at which the chemical become harmful? Or is the concentration itself also included in the "kinetics"?
    • aydyn 3y ago
      Its the same thing. scientists in all fields like to use big technical sounding words. Dont read too muchinto it.