N IT E-CHR IP U SE R’S M ANUA LNITE Chemic al Risk Information Pl atform

Contents
Introduction

1

About NITE-CHRIP

3Part 1 Operation

5

Conducting Searches Using NITE-CHRIPPart 2 Screen Explanations

25

Menu

26

Enter Search Conditions (General Search)

27

Enter Search Conditions (Search Options)34

Interim Search Results (CHRIP ID based)

38

Lists of Laws and Regulations, etc

40

Display by Decree number etc

41

Display by CHRIP ID and CAS RN

42

Search Results

43

National Institute of Technology and Evaluation

Introduction
This manual is an operation manual for users of the NITE Chemical Risk Information Platform(NITE-CHRIP; hereinafter "this/the system").
Part 1, "Operation: Conducting Searches Using NITE-CHRIP", is for those who are using thissystem for the first time. This section walks you through commonly used searches, providing
search tips and helping you master the system quickly.
Part 2, "Screen Explanations", is for those who already have experience with the system. Referto this section as necessary when you want to learn about the functions of buttons or themeanings of displays on each screen. Part 2 provides the same information as "Help" on thescreen.
Note that this manual presumes that you have already mastered basic PC operations andbrowser operations (clicking, screen scrolling, selecting pull-down menu items, selecting
check boxes, switching browser tabs, moving to link destinations, etc.).

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Notes for NITE-CHRIP
NITE-CHRIP is operated by the National Institute of Technology and Evaluation (hereinafterreferred to as "NITE"). The use of NITE-CHRIP is subject to the following terms of use. It
should be noted that the present Terms of Use are subject to change without notice. At thetime of NITE-CHRIP use, please check the latest Terms of Use contents. This NITE-CHRIP
allows you to link to other websites operated by external organizations. When you use theexternal websites, please use them in accordance with the respective conditions of use.
The information disclosed by NITE-CHRIP may be freely duplicated, publicly transmitted,
adapted by translation or modification, and the like in accordance with the following conditions.
Commercial use is also possible.
Source citation(1) The user must cite the source when using the data of NITE-CHRIP.
(2) If you have edited the information of NITE-CHRIP for use, you must include a statement
expressing that the content has been edited, in addition to the abovementioned source citation.
Making public or using edited information in a format that may be misconstrued as having
been created by NITE is prohibited.

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Disclaimer(1) While we do our best to ensure the accuracy of the information of NITE-CHRIP, we do nottake responsibility for any actions caused by the usage of the information provided by
NITE-CHRIP.
(2) We do not control third-party websites and are not responsible for the contents of any
linked websites, third-party websites, or any hyperlink in a linked website. We are notresponsible for the privacy practices or the content of third-party websites.
(3) The information of NITE-CHRIP may be modified, moved, or deleted without prior notice.
No infringement of third party rights(1) In some cases, a third party (a party other than NITE; hereinafter referred to as "Third
Party") may hold copyrights or other rights to a portion of information provided by NITE-CHRIP.
For information for which a Third Party holds copyrights or other rights, it is the responsibilityof the user to obtain consent for use from the Third Party unless there is explicit indication thatthe rights have already been cleared.
(2) If a Third Party holds rights to a portion of information provided by NITE-CHRIP, said fact
may be directly or indirectly stated or indicated through source citations. In some cases, theportion of information to which the Third Party holds rights may not be clear or may not be
explicitly stated. It is the responsibility of the user to confirm the rights pertaining to the use ofsuch information.
About Links
You can set up links to the website of NITE-CHRIP if you state clearly that the link is to the
NITE-CHRIP website.
However, links from websites listed below will be refused:- Websites including contents against the law- Websites including contents which are in violation to public order and morals- Websites conveying a misleading impression that the website of NITE-CHRIP is a part of theoriginal site.
About CAS registration number
CAS Registry Number® are the intellectual property of the American Chemical Society,
Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) division, and are used by NITE with the express permissionof CAS. Redistribution of CAS Registry Numbers is permitted only with the prior written
permission of CAS.

Notes
Chemical substance name: When a substance is registered as a generic substance group(example: *** compound, *** salt, or a substance having two or more isomers), precise
information on each substance may, depending on search conditions, not be available in
NITE-CHRIP.
Characters of displayed name: Subscripts or italicized characters are displayed as
standard characters. Superscripts are displayed in brackets. (Example: 5 2 ⇒5(2)To determine whether a substance is regulated by a certain law or not, please contact therelevant authorities or our Chemical Management Center.
Communications may be interrupted if we find that a large volume of data wastransmitted or high traffic occurred within a certain amount of time.

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About NITE-CHRIP
System Overview
NITE Chemical Risk Information Platform (NITE-CHRIP) is a database provided free of chargeover the Internet, and shows comprehensive information on Risk Assessments and Laws &Regulations, etc., of chemical substances that can be searched by entering the number, name,etc., or provided in list format for each category.

Features
Regular Updates and Maintenance
Today, in 2024, NITE–CHRIP contains the information of approximately 300,000 substances.
The quality of the database is ensured by regular updates performed once every two months,
and by a continual verification process.

Ensuring a Reliable Database
NITE-CHRIP provides reliable data published by national and international authorities.

Quick Correspondence to the Addition of Chemical Substances Regulated byLaws and Regulations
NITE-CHRIP corresponds promptly and appropriately to the amendment of Laws andRegulations.

CHRIP̲ID
Chemical Substance Name
CAS No.
MITI No.
ISHA No.
EC No
UN No.
HS CodeNikkaji No.

Matches chemical substances andtitles of laws and regulations

Approximately 300,000
chemical substances

Search

NITE-CHRIPInternet
Information

NITE Chemical Risk Information Platform

User
General Information
Laws and Regulations in Japan
Laws and Regulations in Other
countries

MHLW site
Ministry of Health,Labour and Welfare site

Chemical Hazard and Risk Information
Test Data and Reports

J-CHECKJapan CHEmicals Collaborative
Knowledge database

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AJCSD
ASEAN-Japan Chemical
Safety Database
GHS
Information

Screen Transitions
The screen transitions from the search menu to the search result are as follows.

Menu
P. 26

Total Search

Laws

Lists of Laws andSearch by chemical

Regulations, etc.

P. 27

P. 40
Tab switching

Display by Decree

Search Options

number etc

P. 34

P. 41

＊substances＊1 substance＊substances＊substances＊1 substanceInterim Search
Results＊1 substance

P. 38

Display by CHRIP ID
and CAS RN
P. 42＊1 substance＊1 substanceSearch Results
P. 43

NITE-CHRIP USER’S MANUAL*List of chemical
substance names
and designations inlaws and regulations

4*List of chemical
substance nameswith the CHRIP̲ID

Part 1 Operation
Conducting Searches Using
NITE-CHRIPIn Part 1, we will walk you through commonly used searches, in the order of 1 to 7 below,
providing NITE-CHRIP search tips and helping you master the system quickly.

1Entering the CAS No. as the Search Condition

2

Executing a Search3

Searching by Name

4

Selecting from Interim Search Results

5

Checking the Search Results

6

Investigating how to apply for legally regulated substances

7

Creating a List of legally regulated substances

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1Entering the CAS No. as the Search Condition

When you want to investigate whether a chemical substance to be imported is regulated by
the Chemical Substances Control Law, for example, you can conduct a simple search if you
know the CAS No.

(1) Enter the URL of NITE-CHRIP.
https://www.chem-info.nite.go.jp/en/chem/
chrip/chrip̲search/systemTop
The Menu screen appears.

(2) Selecting the menu
Click "Search by chemical" button.

The Enter Search Conditions screen appears.
"General Search" is selected by default. Leave
it as is and proceed.
The Enter Search Condition screen includes"General Search" and "Search Options",
allowing you to switch between the two usingtabs. The selected tab is displayed in light blue.

(3) Entering the CAS No.
1. Here, enter the CAS No. "62-53-3".
The hyphens in the CAS No. can beomitted.
OR search is available by entering multiple
numbers separated by spaces.
※In addition, by entering multiple
keywords separated by spaces, you canconduct OR search for "Search by
Number," AND search for "Search by
Name," and OR search for "Search by
Molecular Formula.
2. Select the number type.
"CAS No." is selected by default, and therefore
there is no need to make any changes.

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Executing a Search

2

Execute a search and check the search results. For search result data items, refer to thedescriptions.

(1) Executing the search
1. Click "Search" button.

The Search Results screen appears.
Here, Aniline (synonym: Aminobenzene) isdisplayed.
General information (CHRIP̲ID, CAS No.,
Chemical Substance Name, Structure, andthe like) is displayed followed by information
on national and international laws andregulations.
Scroll the screen to check the information ofthe "Act on the Evaluation of Chemical
SubstancesandRegulationof

Manufacture,etc.

(Chemical

Substances

Control

CSCL)"

Law;

under

Their

"Laws

and

Regulations in Japan".
The screen allows you to confirm that, in
CSCL, Aniline falls under the category of"Priority Assessment Chemical Substances","Existing Chemical Substances", and "Type II
Monitoring

ChemicalSubstances(beforeamendment)", and the MITI No. is 3-105.
When you further scroll the screen, you cancheck other Laws and Regulations in Japan,
Laws and Regulations in Other Countries, etc.
2. Click "Data Description" link.
A corresponding description of the item
appears.

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Once you have checked the information,
close the tab of the data description screen
to return to the original screen.

(2) Returning to the Menu screen
The search based on the CAS No. is now
complete.
Click "Menu" link to return to the Menu
screen.

Operations continue on P. 10, "3Searchingby Name".

Caution

The CAS No. can be used to find Chemical Substance Control Law information only
for those chemical substances for which the MITI No. and CAS No. association canbe confirmed by NITE. Not all chemical substances regulated by CSCL can be foundusing the CAS No.

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What is the relationship between MITI No. and CAS No.?

The MITI No. and CAS No. do not always correspond one to one. The MITI
No. and CAS No. relationship includes the four patterns illustrated in thecollection of figures below.

(2) When the substances of CAS No. is included in(1) When the substance of CAS No. exactly

the substance indicated by MITI number

matches the substance indicated by MITI numberCAS

CAS = MITICAS 62-53-3
Benzenamine

MITI 3-105
Aniline

CAS: n = 12, linear
MITI: n = 10-29

MITI

CAS 112-40-3
Dodecane

MITI 2-10
Alkane (C10-29)(3) When the substance of CAS No. matches the substance indicated by MITI number when a certain
condition is fulfilled. (Regarding some substances, the condition is listed in the remarks column of thesearch result and displayed on NITE-CHRIP. Be sure to check the conditions.)

CAS

CAS 27134-26-5

MITI

Chloroaniline

CAS: Substituent can be anywhere
MITI: Substituent is limited

MITI 3-194 (Priority Assessment 198)
m-Chloroaniline
CAS 90194-45-9

CAS

MITI

Benzenesulfonic acid, mono-C10-13-alkyl derivs., sodium salts
MITI 3-1884

CAS: R=Alkyl (C=10-13), M=Na
MITI: R=Alkyl (C=6-14, linear), M=K, Na, Li, Ca

Normalalkyl (C6-14) benzenesulfonic acid and salt (K, Na, Li,Ca) thereof

When are search results not produced?
When no information is found
When there is no information tied to the keyword(s), search results do notappear.
The message, "There is no target data." appears.

When the CAS No. format is wrong
When the format of the CAS No. is wrong, search results do not appear.
The message, "There is an error in the input data." appears.

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3

Searching by Name

Searches conducted using a CAS No. do not always find national legal or regulatory
information. When this happens, conduct a search using the name as a keyword. Let's begin
the operation from the Menu screen in continuation from the previous section.

(1) Selecting the Menu
Click "Search by Name" button.
The Enter Search Conditions screen appears.

(2) Entering search keywords
1. Under "Search by Name", you can conduct
AND search by entering multiple keywords,
each separated by a space. Here, enter"methyl" and "aniline".
AND search is available by entering
multiple numbers separated by spaces.
2. Select the name type.
"All" is selected by default, and therefore
there is no need to make any changes.
3. Select the search conditions.
"Partial Match" is selected by default, andtherefore there is no need to make anychanges.

(3) Executing the search
Click "Search" button.
There are multiple search results, so theInterim Search Results (CHRIP̲ID based)
screen appears.
Here, the system found 1239 hits (As of April
2024).
The search keywords are displayed in red in thechemical substance name.
When there are too many hits, you can narrow
down your search conditions by adding search
conditions or specifying a category using"Re-search Condition Input" at the bottom of
the page.

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You can select the number of items (10, 30, 50, 100, 200, or 500) to be displayed on one page or the
display range (item numbers X-X of X items currently displayed) from the pull-down menu.
You can turn the pages using << Previous Page and Next Page >>.

Operations continue on P. 13 "Selecting from Interim Search Results".

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Tips for searching by name
When conducting a search by name, finding many hits or excessively
narrowing down search conditions is not good. Here are a few search tips foryour reference:
Use the functional group name with space (ex. nitro, amino, azo,
phenyl).
Hydrocarbons might be named with the generic chemical name.
Search by names such as "Alkane", "Alkyl", "Alkylene", "Alkenyl", etc.
Polymers might be named from monomer names and methods ofpolymerization. Try monomer names.
Dyes and pigments might be named from "Colour Index GenericNames".

A Convenient Technique
Before clicking "Search" button, select "Yes" in the <Display Setting>pull-down menu "Display of Structures" to display the structure in addition
to the chemical substance name in the search results.

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Selecting from Interim Search Results

4

When you find your target chemical substance on the Interim Search Results (CHRIP̲ID
based) screen, select the number to check the information.

(1) Checking the search results
1. From the list of interim search results,
find your target chemical substance, and click
the number in the No. column.
Here, select "No.43

N-Methylaniline".

2. The Search Results screen appears.
Following General Information, the screen
displays links to detailed information, such as
national and international legal or regulatory
information,

harmfuleffects,

and

risk

CSCL,

the

assessment information.
The

screen

shows

that,

in

substance falls under the categories of"Existing Chemical Substances", "Type II
Monitoring

ChemicalSubstances

amendment)", and "Type(beforeIII Monitoring

Chemical Substances (before amendment)",
and the MITI No. is 3-106.

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5

Checking the Search Results

You can check detailed information by jumping to linked sites from the search results.

(1) Checking the detailed informationof J-CHECK
1. Clicking a link to detailed information
displays

the

other

site

and

detailed

information.
Here, click "to J-CHECK" link.
The J-CHECK screen appears.

2. On the J-CHECK screen, click the ＋ in
the No. column.
Here, clicking "1" displays the detailed
information of this chemical substance.

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(2) Viewing the test reports, etc.

1. Clicking the "Remarks" text link allows you
to view test reports and other information.

2. Once you have checked the information,
return to the original screen using thebrowser button.

3. Selecting a test name under "Test data"and clicking the "Display" button allows you
to view the test data in OECD template
format.
＋4. Once you have checked the information,
close the browser tab to return to theprevious screen.

(3) Checking the J-CHECK Japanesepage
1. Clicking the "Japanese" link to display theJapanese page may allow you to obtainfurther information, such as reports only
available in Japanese.
2. Clicking the text link allows you to view andutilize test results and other information.
However, please use this link taking into
consideration the Notice stated on P. 19.
3. Once you have checked the information,
close the browser tab to return to the
NITE-CHRIP screen.

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(4) Checking the MHLW information

Once again from the Search Results screen,check the information of other sites.
Here, click the "to MHLW site (in Japanese)"link located in "Test Data and Reports" todisplay the MHLW site.
On

the

MHLW

site,

you

can

obtaininformation such as Safety Data Sheetsamples and test results.

(5) Returning to the Menu screen
The search by name and verification of
search results are now completed.
Click "Menu" link to return to the Menu
screen. The operation breaks here.
Next, let's use another menu " Searchwithin laws/regulations, etc.".
".

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Searching by Structure
The Enter Search Conditions screen includes "General Search" and "Search
Options". The display can be switched using the tabs. On "Search Options",
you can conduct a search by structure.

(1) Search from structure file

1. On the Enter Search Conditions screen,click the "Search Options" tab.
The Search Options screen appears.
The selected tab is displayed in light blue.

2. Click "Select" button and select astructure file (extension mol or smi) createdin advance.
Here,

an

example

in

which

the

file

"Hydroquinone.mol" is selected is shown.

3. Select a format from the pull-down menu
(MOL/SMILES) in accordance with theselected file format.
Hydroquinone.mol

4. Click "Load" button.
A structural drawing appears in the rightframe.
5. Click "Search" button.
The search results appear.

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(2) Search drawing structure
1. “Search Options” screen is displayed asin (1).

2. Draw and search Hydroquinone on thescreen displaying "Marvin JS". Benzene
rings and elements are available aroundthe screen so they can be used.
Click Search to view the search results.

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Using Wild Cards Skillfully
Search Options allows you to conduct a search using more detailed
conditions with the wild cards "*" "?".
The asterisk "*" matches any number of characters. The question mark "?"matches a single character.
Example: Search by number"50*" finds values such as "50-00-0" and "500-99-2".
"50-??-0" finds values such as "50-00-0" and "50-76-0".
Keywords will be searched on an exact match search, if you do not use
wild cards.
When you search a chemical name including spaces, please put thename in double quotation marks (" ").

Notice for using J-CHECK test data
(1) Please read the "Disclaimer" and "Copyright" on the top page,
http://www.safe.nite.go.jp/jcheck/top.action?request̲locale=en(2) and "A Concept Regarding the Use of Information Obtained through the
Existing

Chemicals

SurveyProgramConducted

bytheJapanese

Government".
http://www.meti.go.jp/policy/chemical̲management/english/cscl/files/pr
ograms/concept̲regarding̲the̲use̲of̲information.pdf
Please make sure the following instructions are followed:- The user must clearly state that the information cited by him/her refers to
the results of existing chemicals tests conducted by the Japanese
Government.
- The user shall be responsible for any losses that may occur through the useof the information.
J-CHECK has only summary reports of Eco-toxicity tests. If you need
the complete reports, please ask the Ministry of Environment (MOE) by
e-mail: chem@env.go.jp.
For Biodegradation and Bioaccumulation tests, J-CHECK has full study
reports without tables and figures.
The Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) may have more
information

on

these

tests.

qqhbbfa@meti.go.jp

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Please

ask

METI

by

e-mail:Investigating how toregulated substances

6

apply

for

legally

The previous sections described how to conduct searches by number and name.
The following describes investigating how to apply for legally regulated substances.
Let's begin the operation from the Menu screen in continuation from the previous section.

(1) Selecting the menu
Click "Search within laws/regulations, etc."
button.

The Selecting List screen appears.
The information sources are hierarchicallyarranged by category.
Clicking– button closes the lower items andchanges –to+ . Clicking + button

opens the lower items.

(2) Investigating how to apply
1. First, click on the “CSCL”

Outline, related material and chemical list are
displayed.

2.Let’sinvestigate

how

to

reporttheproduction volume of priority assessment
chemical substances.
From related material, you can investigate
how to apply at the linked page clicking“Notification of the Manufacturing Amount,etc”.

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Creating a List of legally regulated substances

7

The following describes how to create a list of legally regulated substances.
Continuing from the previous section, let's begin the operation from the "CSCL" screen of thelist of laws and regulations.

(1) Investigating legally regulated
substances
Click "CSCL: Priority Assessment Chemical
Substances " link.

A list of 218 cabinet order numbers andcabinet order names appear.
You can sort the results in ascending/descendingorder by clicking ▲▼.
You can select the number of items (10, 30, 50,
100, 200, or 500) to be displayed on one page or
the display range (item numbers X-X of X items
currently displayed) from the pull-down menu.
You can turn the pages using << Previous
Page and Next Page >>.

(2) Checking chemical substances
linked to Decree number etc using
CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN
Decree number etc is a list based on cabinet
order numbers (cabinet order names). Whenmultiple chemical substances are linked to
one cabinet order number, the list of target
chemical

substancesisdisplayed

as

CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN.
1. Clicklocated at the start of the list.

Here, select "Methylamine".
CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN screen appears,
showing

that

substances

currently
are

three

associatedchemicalwith"Methylamine " in NITE-CHRIP.
2. Click " Display by Decree number etc " link
to return to the original screen that displays alist of 218 items by cabinet order number.

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(3) Switching to CHRIP̲ID and CAS
RN
Click " Display CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN " link.

Here, a list of 1774 chemical substances
corresponding

to

"

CSCL:

Priority

Assessment Chemical Substances " appears.

(4) Display additional list items
Let's add the date of designation as “CSCL:
Priority Assessment Chemical Substances”
to the list of 1774 chemical substances.
1. Click "Add/Remove list items" button.
The < Add list items > screen appears.

2. Select the check box for the item to be
added.
Here, click + of "CSCL: Priority Assessment
Chemical Substance", further select "Date of
Designation", and click "Redisplay".
＊If you click on "Add/Remove list items"
from the display by CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN,
you can select items from all information
sources, but if you click on "Add/Remove
list items" from the display by decreenumber etc., you can only select items
common to the substance units of decreenumber etc.
3. CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN screen appears.
"Date of Designation" are added to the list.

(5) Comparing with other regulations
1. The following describes how to examine
therelationship

with

other

laws

and

regulations.

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Click "Add other laws and regulations" button.
The < Add other laws and regulations > screen appears.
2. Select the check box for the item to be added.
Here, to compare in list format whether or
not the chemical substances listed in Priority
Assessment

ChemicalSubstances

aresubject to the Chemical Substances Control
Law and risk assessment, select the checkbox for each item.
10 additional items can be specified,maximum.

Here, the following three items are selected
as an example.
Poisonous and Deleterious Substances
Control Act
ISHA:

ChemicalSubstances

RequiringLabeling and Delivery of Documents, etc.
IARC: Carcinogenicity Assesment

3. Click "Redisplay" button.
CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN screen appears.
The selected items are added to the list, anda bullet point ● appears for applicable items.
4. Click "Downloading the search results" link.
The list data is downloaded in a Excel file.
＊It may take some time to complete thedownload of the Excel file.

(6) Notes on displaying “Display by
CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN” by using“Add/Remove list items” in “Display
by Decree number, etc.”
As described in Section 6 (1), “Investigating
how

to

apply

substances”,

for

click

legally“Searchregulatedwithinlaws/regulations, etc.”.
1.

Click

“JapanISHA:

Carcinogenic

Substances (Ordinance on Industrial Safety

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and Health) (subject to 30-year storage ofwork records, etc.)” link.
2. Click "Add/Remove list items" button.

3. Select "Carcinogenicity in GHS
classification" and click "Redisplay".
※It is not possible to uncheck “GHSClassification Substance Name” and“Implementation” displayed in (6) 2. on
this screen. Refer to (6) 5. or later for the
method of unchecking the check boxes.
4. The “Carcinogenicity in GHS
classification” is displayed.
Then, click “Display by CHRIP̲ID and CAS
RN”.
※The items checked in (6) 3. will be
retained even if you switch to “Display by
CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN”.
5. Click "Add/Remove list items" button.

6. Add or delete any item, which will bereflected in the list.
※The “GHS Classification Substance Name”
and “Implementation” items in (6) 3. canbe unchecked on this screen.

This concludes "Part 1

Operation: Conducting Searches Using NITE-CHRIP".

Thank you!

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Part 2

Screen Explanations

In Part 2, we will describe the functions and display items of each NITE-CHRIP screen.
Read the description associated with the number. The information provided in Part 2 is thesame as the information provided by "Help" on the screen.

Menu

26

Enter Search Conditions (General Search)

27

Enter Search Conditions (Search Options)34

Interim Search Results (CHRIP̲ID based)

38

Lists of Laws and Regulations, etc

40

Display by Decree number etc

41

Display by CHRIP ID and CAS RN

42

Search Results

43

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Menu
Entering the NITE-CHRIP URL displays the menu.
https://www.chem-info.nite.go.jp/en/chem/chrip/chrip̲search/systemTop

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❶ "Search by chemical" Transitions to the "Enter Search Conditions (General Search)" screen.
❷ "Search within laws/regulations, etc." Transitions to the "List of laws and regulations"❸ Update history❹ Japanese❺ Help❻ Contact us

screen.

Displays the history of past updates on another screen.
Transitions to the Japanese site.
Displays how to use the screen on another screen.
Displays NITE-CHRIP related contact information as well as regulatory
explanation related contact information on another screen.

❼ FAQ
Displays frequently asked questions on another screen.
❽ Manual
Displays the manual.
❾ Operating environment
Displays the operating environment on another screen.
➓ Notes for the NITE-CHRIP
Displays the NITE-CHRIP Terms of Use and precautions onanother screen.

*❸ to ➓ are common to each screen.

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Enter Search Conditions (General Search)
This screen allows you to narrow down your search conditions by keyword searches andcategory.
When conditions are entered for "Search by Number", "Search by Name", and "Search by Molecular
Formula", the system finds the substances applicable to all conditions.
The screen also allows you to narrow down the substances to be found in advance using "Search by
Category".

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❶ Search by NumberEnter the number of the substance of interest to you and select "CAS No.", "MITI No.", or the like from thepull-down menu. Other than the ISHA No., search by number is an exact match search. The number canbe entered using the following formats. OR search is available by entering multiple numbers

separated by spaces.
Substance
NumberAvailable Punctuations

ExamplesCAS No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen, number
without hyphen

CAS No. 50-00-0: 50-00-0, ５０-００-０, 50000

MITI No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen

MITI No. 2-10: 2-10, ２－１０

ISHA No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen, "partial
match"ISHA No.4-(12)-737: 4-(12)-737,
４－（１２）－７３７

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EC No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen

EC No. 123-456-7: 123-456-7, １２３－４５６－７

UN No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,
4-digit number

UN No.0005: 0005, ０００５

HS Code“6-digitnumber” or“4-digitnumber.2-digitnumber”
Half-sized or full-sized number

HS Code 2801.10: 280110, 2801.10, ２８０１１０

CHRIP̲ID

Half-sized or full-sized character,character with hyphen

CHRIP̲ID C123-456-78A: C123-456-78A,
Ｃ１２３－４５６－７８Ａ

Nikkaji No.

Half-sized or full-sized character

All

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen, number
without hyphen

Nikkaji No. J1.000.000A:J1.000.000A,
Ｊ１．０００．０００Ａ❷ Search by Name (General Search)

AND search is available by entering multiple numbers separated by spaces.

If you select "Partial Match" from the pull-down menu, you will retrieve substance names that include allof the multiple keywords.
If you select "Exact Match" from the pull-down menu, you will retrieve substance names that fully matchthe entered keywords, including the space.
For the name to be searched, you can select “All”, “General”, “Synonym”, or “Each Source” from thepull-down menu.

❸ Search by Molecular FormulaEnter a molecular formula using alphanumeric symbols by the Hill method in the input field. In
this method, the substance containing carbon is described initially as C and H in the following,
followed by other elements in alphabetical order. For substances that do not contain carbon, allof the elements are described in alphabetical order.
OR search is available by entering multiple numbers separated by spaces.
"Exact Match" and "Partial Match" can be selected from the pull-down menu.

❹ Display Setting

Interim Search Result
You can select the display format of the Interim Search Result as indicated below.
Structure Display Options: Select Yes or No from the pull-down menus to display structures in theInterim Search Result.
Display-Number Limit: Select the maximum number of search results displayed on one page from thepull-down menu.

Search Results
You can select the display format of the Search Results. By default, the only items containing
data will be displayed. To display all, including empty items, enter the check "Including blankdata".

❺ Search by Category

Check the check box of interest to you in the category tree. If you check the upper item, thelower item will be checked in conjunction. If you remove the check of upper item, the checksof lower items also will be removed.
Item- button

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+ button

Opens the lower items.

"Close All" button

Closes all items.

"Open All" button"Check All" button

Opens all items.
Checks the check boxes of all items.

"Uncheck All" button

Unchecks the check boxes of all items.
As of July 2024

The information sources to be searched are as follows.
SectionGeneralInformation

Sub section

Information sources

Notes on CAS RN

Notes on CAS RN

NikkajiInformation of Japan Chemical Substance Dictionary(Nikkaji)Laws and
Regulationsin Japan

Act on the Evaluation ofChemical Substances andRegulation of Their
Manufacture, etc. (Chemical
Substances Control Law ;CSCL)Japan CSCL: Class I Specified Chemical Substances
Japan CSCL: Class II Specified Chemical Substances
Japan CSCL: Monitoring Chemical Substances
Japan CSCL: Priority Assessment Chemical
Substances
Japan CSCL: Canceled Priority Assessment Chemical
Substances
Japan CSCL: Newly Announced Chemical Substances(notified on and after April 1, 2011)
Japan CSCL: Newly Announced Chemical Substances(notified by March 31, 2011)
Japan CSCL: Existing Chemical Substances
Japan CSCL: Type II Monitoring Chemical Substances(before amendment)
Japan CSCL: Type III Monitoring Chemical
Substances (before amendment)
Japan CSCL: Chemical Substances exempted fromnotification of manufacturing/import amountJapan METI: Biodegradation and Bioconcentration
Results
Japan CSCL: Chemical Substances not regarded as a
New Chemical Substances
Japan MHLW: Toxicity Test Results
Japan MOE: Results of Eco-toxicity tests of chemicals

Act on Confirmation, etc. of
Release Amounts of SpecificChemical Substances in theEnvironment and Promotion of
Improvements to theManagement
Thereof(PRTR-SDS Law)

Japan: PRTR-SDS Law (until March 2023)

Industrial Safety and Health
Act (ISHA)

Japan ISHA: Existing Chemical Substances

Japan: PRTR-SDS Law (from April 2023)

Japan ISHA: Newly Announced Chemical Substances
Japan ISHA: Chemical Substances Prohibited to
Manufacturing, etc.
Japan ISHA: Chemical Substances Requiring
Permission for Manufacture, etc.
Japan ISHA: Chemical Substances Requiring Labelingand Delivery of Documents, etc.
Japan ISHA: Carcinogenic Substances (Ordinance on

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Section

Sub section

Information sources
Industrial Safety and Health) (subject to 30-year
storage of work records, etc.)
Japan ISHA: Concentration standards for theprevention of health problems caused by chemical
substances (Concentration standard value setting
substance)
Japan ISHA: Chemical substances that cause skindisorders, etc. and other chemical substances thatmust be handled with impermeable protective
equipment etc. based on special chemical
regulations.
Japan ISHA: Dangerous Substances
Japan ISHA: Specified Chemical Substances
Japan ISHA: Lead, etc. / Tetraalkyl lead, etc
Japan ISHA: Organic Solvents
Japan ISHA: Administrative Control Levels of
Working Environment Evaluation Standards
Japan ISHA: Guidelines for Carcinogenic Substances
Japan ISHA: Strong Mutagenic Chemical Substances

Poisonous and Deleterious
Substances Control Act

Japan Poisonous and Deleterious Substances Control
Act
Japan Poisonous and Deleterious Substances Control
Act: Substances Excluded from Organic Cyanide
Compounds

Act on the Prohibition ofChemical Weapons and theControl, etc. of SpecificChemicals (Chemical Weapons
Prohibition Law)

Japan Act on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons
and the Control, etc. of Specific Chemicals (Chemical
Weapons Prohibition Law)

Act on the Protection of the
Ozone Layer through theControl and Other Measureson Specified Substances andOther Substances

Japan Act on the Protection of the Ozone Layer
through the Control of Specified Substances andOther Measures

Air Pollution Control Law

Japan Air Pollution Control Law

Water Pollution Control Law

Japan Water Pollution Control Law

Soil Contamination
Countermeasures Act

Japan Soil Contamination Countermeasures Act

Act on the Control ofHousehold ProductsContaining Harmful
Substances

Japan Act on the Control of Household ProductsContaining Harmful Substances

Food Sanitation Act

Food Sanitation Act: Table 1 (1) in Appended table 1of Specifications and Standards Notification; Basepolymers (Plastics)
Food Sanitation Act: Table 1 (2) in Appended table 1of Specifications and Standards Notification; Basepolymers (Coatings)
Food Sanitation Act: Table 1 (3) in Appended table 1of Specifications and Standards Notification; Basepolymers (Trace amount monomer)
Food Sanitation Act: Table 2 in Appended table 1 ofSpecifications and Standards Notification; Additives
Food Sanitation Act: Table 1 in Appended table 1 ofRevised Positive List of Food Apparatus andContainers, Packaging (Base materials)(From June

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Section

Sub section

Information sources
1, 2025)
Food Sanitation Act: Table 2 in Appended table 1 ofRevised Positive List of Food Apparatus andContainers, Packaging (Additives)(From June 1,
2025)

High Pressure Gas Safety Act

High Pressure Gas Safety Act
High Pressure Gas Safety Act : Regulation on Safetyof General High Pressure Gas
High Pressure Gas Safety Act : Regulation on Safetyof Refrigeration

Explosives Control Act

Explosives Control Act

Fire Service Act

Fire Service Act : Hazardous Materials
Fire Service Act : Designated Flammable Goods
Fire Service Act : Substances that inhibit firefighting
activities

Laws and
Regulations
in Othercountries

Recommendations on thetransport of dangerous goods

Dangerous Goods List (UN Number and Hazard class)International Convention on
the Commodity Description
and Coding Systems (HSConvention)

HS Code: Section VI “Products of the Chemical orAllied Industries"

Stockholm Convention on
Persistent Organic Pollutants(POPs)

Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic
Pollutants (POPs)

Association of South-East
Asian Nations (ASEAN)

The ASEAN-Japan Chemical Safety Database(AJCSD): Laws and Regulations
The ASEAN-Japan Chemical Safety Database(AJCSD): GHS-Related Information

Rotterdam Convention on the
Prior Informed Consent
Procedure for Certain
Hazardous Chemicals andPesticides in International
Trade (PIC)

Rotterdam Convention on the Prior Informed
Consent Procedure for Certain Hazardous Chemicals
and Pesticides in International Trade (PIC)

European Union (EU)EC Inventory
REACH: Substances of Very High Concern for
Authorization (SVHC)
EU: CLP Harmonised Classification

US: Toxic Substances Control
Act (TSCA)

TSCA Inventory
TSCA: Significant New Use Rule (SNUR)
TSCA: Prioritization, risk evaluation, and regulationof chemical substances and mixtures

China

China: Catalog of Hazardous Chemicals 2015

Korea

Korea: ARECs (K-REACH) / CCA; Hazardous
Substance(s), Priority Control Substances
Korea: ARECs (K-REACH); Existing Chemical
Substances
Korea: ARECs (K-REACH); Others

TaiwanTaiwan: TCCSCA/OSHA; Existing Chemical
Substances
Taiwan: TCCSCA; Toxic Chemicals
Taiwan: TCCSCA; Existing Chemical Substances
Subject to Standard Registration
Taiwan: TCCSCA; Concerned Chemical Substances

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Section
ChemicalHazard andRisk
Information

Sub section
GHS Classification Results

Information sources
NITE Japan-GHS
GHS Classification Results by the Japanese
Government

MHLW:GHS Aligned Sample
Label and SDS

GHS Aligned Sample Label and SDS

AIST: Relational Information
System for Chemical Accidents
Database(RISCAD)

Relational Information System for Chemical
Accidents Database(RISCAD)

Hazard and Risk Assessment
Reports etc. in Japan

Chemical Substances Hazard Assessment Report /Initial Risk Assessment Report
ISHA: Risk Assessment Report
ISHA: Examples of Occupational Accidents Caused
by Chemical Substances
Hazard Data Sheet for Chemical Substances
CSCL: The Japan HPV Challenge Program

Hazard and Risk Assessment
Reports etc. in OtherCountries

OECD: High Production Volume (HPV) Chemicals
International Chemical Safety Cards (ICSC)
Concise International Chemical Assessment
Documents (CICADs)
Environmental Health Criteria (EHC)US Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry(ATSDR): Toxicological Profiles
US EPA: Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS)
US EPA: Acute Exposure Guideline Levels (AEGLs)
EU: Risk Assessment Reports (RAR)
Advisory Committee on Existing Chemicals (BUA)
Reports by the German Chemical Society
Canada: Priority Substances List (PSL)
Australia: Priority Existing Chemicals (PEC)
Assessment Reports

Japan Society for Occupational
Health (JSOH)

JSOH: Occupational Exposure Limits
JSOH: Occupational Exposure Limits Based on
Biological Monitoring
JSOH: Occupational Carcinogens
JSOH: Occupational Sensitizers
JSOH: Reproductive Toxicants

Carcinogenicity Assessment

IARC: Carcinogenicity Assessment
US EPA: Carcinogenicity Assessment
US NTP: Carcinogenicity Assessment
EU: Carcinogenicity Assessment

Test Data
and Reports

Safety Summary ofJapan(JCIA BIGDr)

Safety Summary of Japan(JCIA BIGDr)

Test Data and Reports

Japan METI: Biodegradation and Bioconcentration
Results
Japan MHLW: Toxicity Test Results
Japan MOE: Results of Eco-toxicity tests of chemicals
ISHA: Carcinogenicity Test Results for Chemical
Substances
ISHA: Mutagenicity Test Results for Chemical
Substances
Japan METI: Safety Test
NITE: Toxicity and Eco-toxicity Test Results

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Section

Sub section

Information sources
US National Toxicology Program (NTP): Long-Term
Study Reports & Abstracts❻ "Search" button

Executes a search and transitions to the Interim Search Result or
Search Result screen.

❼ "Search Options" tab Transitions to the Enter Search Conditions (Search Options) screen.

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Enter Search Conditions (Search Options)
In addition to narrowing down search conditions by keyword searches and category, a searchby structure is also possible.
When conditions are entered for "Search by Number", "Search by Name", “Search by SMILES”, and"Search by Molecular Formula", the system finds the substances applicable to all conditions.
The screen also allows you to narrow down the substances to be found in advance using "Search by
Category".

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❶ Search by NumberEnter the number of substance of interest to you and select "CAS No.", "MITI No.", or the likefrom the pull-down menu. Other than the ISHA No., search by number is an exact matchsearch. OR search is available by entering multiple numbers separated by spaces.
"*" Matches any number of characters.
"?" Matches any single character in the specified location.

The number can be entered using the following formats.
Substance
NumberAvailable Punctuations

ExamplesCAS No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen
Number without hyphen, in thecase of not using a wild card

CAS No. 50-00-0: 50-00-0, ５０-００-０, 50000

MITI No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen

MITI No. 2-10: 2-10, ２－１０

ISHA No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen, "partial
match"ISHA No.4-(12)-737: 4-(12)-737,
４－（１２）－７３７

EC No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen

EC No. 123-456-7: 123-456-7, １２３－４５６－７

UN No.

Half-sized or full-sized number,
4-digit number

UN No.0005: 0005, ０００５

HS Code“6-digitnumber” or“4-digitnumber.2-digitnumber”
Half-sized or full-sized number

HS Code 2801.10: 280110, 2801.10, ２８０１１０

CHRIP̲ID

Half-sized or full-sized character,character with hyphen

CHRIP̲ID C123-456-78A: C123-456-78A,
Ｃ１２３－４５６－７８Ａ

Nikkaji No.

Half-sized or full-sized character

Nikkaji No. J1.000.000A:J1.000.000A,
Ｊ１．０００．０００Ａ

All

Half-sized or full-sized number,number with hyphen
Number without hyphen, in thecase of not using a wild card-

❷ Search by Name

AND search is available by entering multiple numbers separated by spaces.
You can use a wild card "*" or "?".
If you do not use a wild card, your search will be an exact match.
You can search in the manner of "Include any keywords" or "Not include the keyword".
If you enter keywords using the wild cards in more than one input field, you will retrieve thesubstance names that match all of those conditions.
When you search a chemical name including spaces, put the name in double quotation marks (" ").
You can retrieve the name of interest from each pull-down menu. You can select "All" name, "General"
name, "Synonym" or "Each Source", from the pull-down menu.
"*" Matches any number of characters.
"?" Matches any single character in the specified location.

❸ Search by Molecular FormulaEnter a molecular formula using alphanumeric symbols by the Hill method in the input field. In
this method, the substance containing carbon is described initially as C and H in the following,
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of the elements are described in alphabetical order.
OR search is available by entering multiple numbers separated by spaces.
"Exact Match" and "Partial Match" can be selected from the pull-down menu.

❹ Search by SMILESEnter SMILES in the input field. SMILES string search is performed.

❺ Display Setting

Interim Search Result
You can select the display format of the Interim Search Result as indicated below.
Structure Display Options: Select Yes or No from the pull-down menus to display structures in theInterim Search Result.
Display-Number Limit: Select the maximum number of search results displayed on one page from thepull-down menu.

Search Results
You can select the display format of Search Results. By default, the only items containing data
will be displayed. To display all, including empty items, enter the check "Including blank data".

❻ Search by StructureThis field allows you to search the NITE-CHRIP database, about 30,000 chemical structures.
SMILESEnter SMILES of the substance of interest to you.

Structure File

Select structure files (MOL (.mol) or SMILES (.smi)) from the pull-down menu.
Enter the File Pass into the text box below and click on the load button. The
system will display a structural formula based on the input structure file. Use only
the extension for the files as specified.

Drawing Structure

Draw the substance you want to search on the screen displaying "Marvin JS".
Benzene rings and elements are available around the screen so they can be used.

Structure Search
MethodSelect one among three structure search methods (Partial Match, Exact Matchand Similarity). If you select "Similarity", enter the percentage of structuralsimilarity (percentage of similarity) (%).
Tanimoto: Tanimoto Similarity Search

Molecular WeightEnter ranges for the molecular weight of the substance.

❼ Search by Category

Check the check box of interest to you in the category tree. If you check the upper item, thelower items will be checked in conjunction. If you remove the check of upper item, the checksof the lower items also will be removed.
Item

Operation- button

Closes the lower items.

+ buttonOpens the lower items.

"Close All" button

Closes all items.

"Open All" button"Check All" button

Opens all items.
Checks the check boxes of all items.

"Uncheck All" button

Unchecks the check boxes of all items.

The information sources to be searched are common to those for "General Search". See P. 27
to P. 33.

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❽ "Search" button

Executes a search and transitions to the Interim Search Result or
Search Result screen.

❾ "General Search" tab Transitions to the Enter Search Conditions (General Search) screen.

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Interim Search Results (CHRIP̲ID based)
If more than one CHRIP̲ID that corresponds to the search condition are retrieved, a list of thesubstances will be displayed.

❹

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❶ Sorting the list of search results and transitioning to the Search Results screen

You can sort the list of search results and transition to the "Search Results" screen.
Item

Operation"No." link

Transitions to the "Search Results" screen.

"▲", "▼" sort button

Sorts the items in ascending order when the "▲" button isclicked and in descending order when the "▼" button is clicked.

❷ Switching the display

In the list of interim search results, you can switch the display as noted in the table below.
Item

Operation"<<Previous Page" link

Displays the previous page.

"n-m" pull-down menu

Displays the optional page.

"Next Page>>" link

Displays the next page.

"Results/
pull-down menu

page"

Switches the number of items displayed on one page.

❸ "Downloading the search results" link

If you click "Downloading the search results" link, the list of search results in Excelformat will
be downloaded.

❹ "Add other laws and regulations etc" button

If you click " Add other laws and regulations etc " button, the screen will transition to < Addother laws and regulations etc > screen. If you check the items that you would like to add on

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the < Add other laws and regulations etc > screen and click "Redisplay" button, the screentransition to the "Interim Search Results (CHRIP̲ID based)" screen.
Up to 10 items can be added.
If you would like to delete an added items, click the " Add other laws and regulations etc " button again
to remove the check on the < Add other laws and regulations etc > screen and click the "Redisplay"
button.

❺ Re-search Condition Input

The "Interim Search Results (CHRIP̲ID based)" screen has the same function as the "Enter
Search Conditions" screen. You can perform additional queries by adding more searchparameters or changing terms.

❺

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Lists of Laws and Regulations, etc

On the Menu screen, click the "Lists" button to display Selecting List.

❷
❻
❶

❸
❹

❺

❶ Outline of the Regulation

Outline of the Regulation displays.

❷ Affiliated ministries etc.

Affiliated ministries etc. about laws and regulations displays.

❸ Related Material

The link related about laws and regulations displays.

❹ Source of Information" tree

Selecting the source of information in "Source of Information" tree allows you to transition tothe "Decree number etc" screen.

❺"Data Description" link

This link displays the description of the search result on another screen.

❻ Opening and closing tree items- button

Closes the lower items.

+ buttonOpens the lower items.

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Display by Decree number etc

Decree number etc screen displays a list of information that corresponds to the information
source selected on the " Display by CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN " screen.

❹
❸

❺
❻

❷

❶

❶ Sorting the display, displaying CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN, and transitioning to the Search
Results screen

You can sort the list of information displayed and transition to the " CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN "screen or "Search Results" screen.
Item

Operation" "Link button

Transitions to the "Search Results" screen when there is one
CHRIP̲ID for the corresponding information.
Transition to CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN screen when there are morethan one CHRIP̲IDs for the corresponding information.

"▲", "▼" sort button

Sorts the items in ascending order when the "▲" button is clicked
and in descending order when the "▼" button is clicked.

❷ Switching the display

You can switch the list of information displayed.
Item
Operation"<<Previous Page" link

Displays the previous page.

"n-m" pull-down menu

Displays the optional page.

"Next Page>>" link
"Results/
page"pull-down menu

Displays the next page.

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❸ "Category" pull-down menu

This menu displays the information corresponds to the selected category.

❹ "Display CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN" link

You can transition to the " CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN " screen that displays a set of CHRIP̲IDs,
CAS Nos., and chemical substance names.

❺ "Downloading the search results" link

If you click the "Downloading the search results" link, the list of search results in Excel format
will be downloaded.

❻"Add/Remove list items” button

If you click " Add/Remove list items " button, the screen will transition to < Add list items >screen.
If you check the items that you would like to add on the < Add list items > screen and click"Redisplay" button, the items added to the “Display by Decree number etc” screen. If you
would like to delete the items, click the " Add/Remove list items " button, then click the"Initialize" button.

Display by CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN"Display by CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN" screen appears when there are multiple CHRIP̲IDs tied to
information selected using Decree number etc, or when the " CHRIP̲ID and CAS RN" link isselected.

❻
❹
❶

❸

❷

❺

❶ to ❹ are common to Interim Search Results (CHRIP̲ID based) screen. See P. 38.
❺ "Add/Remove list items” button

If you click " Add/Remove list items " button, the screen will transition to < Add list items >screen.

❻ "Decree number etc" link / "Lists" link
This link allows you to transition to the "Decree number etc" screen.

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Search Results
The information related to the selected substance is displayed in a tree format.

❺

❶
❷

❸
❹

❶ "Including blank data" tabYou can switch the display by clicking "Excluding blank data" or "Including blank data".
By default, the "Excluding blank data" is displayed.

❷ Opening and closing tree items- button

Closes the lower items.

+ buttonOpens the lower items.

❸ Link to laws and regulations

It changes to the display screen such as the outline of laws and regulations, links to related
information, etc.

❹"Data Description" link / "related site link" link

These links display the description of the search result or the related site on another screen.

❺"Downloading the search results" link

If you click "Downloading the search results" link, the list of search results in Excel format will
be downloaded.

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NITE-CHRIP USER’S MANUALMarch 2017: First edition

March 2019: Second edition
April 2024: Third edition
July 2024: Fourth edition
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