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We’ve got you covered: RIFM’s SAM has been updated!

11.21.24

The RIFM Skin Absorption Model, or SAM, estimates the percentage of skin absorption for RIFM database fragrance materials using molecular weight, log KOW, and water solubility. Based on the calculation of Jmax, skin absorption will be estimated at 10%, 40%, or 80%. The SAM can be found under the link Tools and Models on the left-hand side of the RIFM Database homepage, or click here now (subscribers only).

Related: RIFM staff will demonstrate the new SAM for RIFM members during the Q4 2024 Update Webinar on Wednesday, January 15. Register for the event now.

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