Journal: C&EN Global Enterprise

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Authors: Meghna Dilip et al.
Journal: Green Chemistry Letters and Reviews
Date of Publication: January 2, 2023
Abstract: In this research work, the authors use nail polish removers as a case study to explain green chemistry principles and ethics on sustainable living. The authors measured the proportions of active ingredients in a number of nail polish removers and evaluated their toxicity. The authors stated that lethality is only one of the components of toxicological assessments; exposure pathways are important as well. The goal of the research is to offer an integrated view of consumers’ concerns about nail products (Dilip et al., 2023).
3. Trace forensic studies of nail polish residues on various surfaces by the method of ATR-FTIR and chem_metric techniques

Authors: Lim Ka Khei and others
Published In: Journal of Forensic Chemistry
Published On: April 1, 2023
Summary: This research aims at analyses of the trace nail sweden telegram data polish using mass spectrometry whilst integrating it with chemometric methods, focusing on ATR-FTIR spectroscopy. Such analysis seeks to refine nail polish sample identification as part of forensic investigations by ascertaining the chemical composition of the polish and comparing the traces to be found on different surfaces (Khei et al., 2023) nail polish.
4. Remember the Ladies: The Record Keeping of Female Naval Officers Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell: A Study of its Policy and Impact

Authors: M. Khaja and others
Published In: Cureus
Published On: December 1, 2020
Summary: A case history is reported of a methemoglobinemia case in an 81-year-old man due to accidental ingestion of nail polish remover including isobutyl nitrite. The study assesses the several potentially hazardous chemical agents in nail products and the potential risk posed by nail polish remover, a common liquid found in the home (Khaja et al., 2022).
5. An Experimental Study To Determine How Fingernail Ceramide Content Decrease After Use Of Nail Polish Remover