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MANUALBiocides Submission Manual Application instructions: Technical equivalence and chemical similarity2Biocides Submission ManualVersion 4.0VersionChangesDateVersion 1.0First version August 2013Version

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Technical equivalence and chemical refers to the comparison of a new chemical substance with an existing one to determine if they are similar in terms of properties and functions.

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