Inhalation Toxicity Test

Definition

An inhalation toxicity test is a scientific method used to determine the potential harmful effects of inhaling a substance. It involves exposing test subjects, usually animals, to the substance and observing any adverse reactions or health issues that may arise.

Related terms

Acute Toxicity Test: This refers to a test that determines the immediate harmful effects of exposure to a substance.

Chronic Toxicity Test: This refers to a test that assesses the long-term harmful effects of repeated exposure to a substance.

LD50 (Lethal Dose 50): LD50 is the amount of a substance required to cause death in 50% of exposed organisms. It is often used as an indicator of acute toxicity.