Carbon tetrachloride
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By field
17 fields| Field | Changes | Written by | Latest note |
|---|---|---|---|
| properties | 6 | enrich_references, link_flows_to_their_substance, normalise_property_values, opsin_iupac, rdkit_post_consensus, rdkit_pre_consensus | the substance's answer, copied onto its flow |
| altLabel | 3 | chebi_altlabels, consensus_match, strip_catalogue_altlabels | Removed 3 catalogue altLabel value(s): 'NSC 97063' (registry code), 'R 10' (grade code), 'R 10 (refrigerant)' (grade code) |
| prefLabel | 3 | bootstrap_labels, normalize_name_case, substance_label_v1 | the substance's name: Carbon tetrachloride |
| cas_match_labels | 1 | consensus_match | group_key=carbontetrachloride||dimension=Environmental > media=Air > indoor=Unknown; group_sources=['chebi', 'ec_inventory', 'pubchem']; cas_sources={'56-23-5': ['chebi', 'ec_inventory', 'pubchem']}; assigned CAS labels from group consensus; object_uuid=fo-e8f7bd337de840c4: {'56-23-5': 'exactMatch'} |
| cas_number_sources | 1 | commonchem_cas_review | Attach provenance for Common Chemistry CAS fill-ins |
| cas_numbers | 1 | commonchem_cas_review | Set CAS from Common Chemistry exact name match (flow had none): 56-23-5 |
| context | 1 | default_context_mapping | Mapped from context mapping for source=EF 3.1, source context Emissions > Emissions to air > Emissions to non-urban air or from high stacks |
| context_iri | 1 | default_context_mapping | Mapped from context mapping for source=EF 3.1, source context Emissions > Emissions to air > Emissions to non-urban air or from high stacks |
| dcterms_is_replaced_by | 1 | pipeline.collision_decisions | merged onto fe0acd60-3ddc-11dd-a92c-0050c2490048 by curator ruling: Rural medium stack under 150 metres. Nine methods each side; the survivor carries ecoinvent 3.12 and 3.8. The widest disagreement is human toxicity, cancer, 0.000040473 against 0.0000405. EF 3.1 publishes carbon tetrachloride twice in each of five air contexts. One row is `CFC-10`, carrying CAS 56-23-5, EC 200-262-8, a general comment and some fifty synonyms; the other is `Carbon tetrachloride`, carrying no registry number, no EC number, no synonyms and no comment at all. Both hold the same characterisation under the same nine method identifiers, agreeing exactly on six and differing on the toxicity numbers only in how many digits were kept. Until #527 renamed the designation the two were told apart by name; now nothing tells them apart, and this is the collision that made visible. The identified row survives, and that is the opposite of what deduplication's sort would do. The factor counts tie, so the sort falls through to the identifier and picks the bare row in all five contexts -- the row with no identifier of any kind, and the row no other list maps onto. The `CFC-10` rows are where ecoinvent's correspondence lands: ecoinvent 3.8 reaches them as `Methane, Tetrachloro-, R-10` and ecoinvent 3.12 as `Carbon Tetrachloride`, in every one of the five contexts bar the aircraft one, which 3.8 alone reaches. Nothing reaches the bare rows. Retiring the identifier a source list maps onto, in favour of one nothing maps onto, is the failure the ruling file exists to prevent, and here the sort would have walked into it five times. The two rows are one substance on EF's own terms, not on this project's: the flow object they share is the identification of 56-23-5 given to the bare rows by name lookup (`commonchem-name-cas`), and `Carbon tetrachloride` is what Common Chemistry names that number. Nothing about the identity is in question -- the same nine factors under the same method identifiers are EF saying twice what it characterised. The duplication is EF's, and worth reporting upstream. The bare rows carry no factor the survivor does not, so the union adds nothing; where the two publish one number to different precisions the more precise is kept and the other recorded on the factor it lost to. Eight further contexts hold a single `CFC-10` row each -- the three grounds, the five waters -- and are untouched by this. (#526) |
| ec_numbers | 1 | ec_cross_check | Resolved from EC-inventory: 200-262-8 from CAS 56-23-5 |
| is_replaced_by_uuid | 1 | pipeline.collision_decisions | merged onto fe0acd60-3ddc-11dd-a92c-0050c2490048 by curator ruling: Rural medium stack under 150 metres. Nine methods each side; the survivor carries ecoinvent 3.12 and 3.8. The widest disagreement is human toxicity, cancer, 0.000040473 against 0.0000405. EF 3.1 publishes carbon tetrachloride twice in each of five air contexts. One row is `CFC-10`, carrying CAS 56-23-5, EC 200-262-8, a general comment and some fifty synonyms; the other is `Carbon tetrachloride`, carrying no registry number, no EC number, no synonyms and no comment at all. Both hold the same characterisation under the same nine method identifiers, agreeing exactly on six and differing on the toxicity numbers only in how many digits were kept. Until #527 renamed the designation the two were told apart by name; now nothing tells them apart, and this is the collision that made visible. The identified row survives, and that is the opposite of what deduplication's sort would do. The factor counts tie, so the sort falls through to the identifier and picks the bare row in all five contexts -- the row with no identifier of any kind, and the row no other list maps onto. The `CFC-10` rows are where ecoinvent's correspondence lands: ecoinvent 3.8 reaches them as `Methane, Tetrachloro-, R-10` and ecoinvent 3.12 as `Carbon Tetrachloride`, in every one of the five contexts bar the aircraft one, which 3.8 alone reaches. Nothing reaches the bare rows. Retiring the identifier a source list maps onto, in favour of one nothing maps onto, is the failure the ruling file exists to prevent, and here the sort would have walked into it five times. The two rows are one substance on EF's own terms, not on this project's: the flow object they share is the identification of 56-23-5 given to the bare rows by name lookup (`commonchem-name-cas`), and `Carbon tetrachloride` is what Common Chemistry names that number. Nothing about the identity is in question -- the same nine factors under the same method identifiers are EF saying twice what it characterised. The duplication is EF's, and worth reporting upstream. The bare rows carry no factor the survivor does not, so the union adds nothing; where the two publish one number to different precisions the more precise is kept and the other recorded on the factor it lost to. Eight further contexts hold a single `CFC-10` row each -- the three grounds, the five waters -- and are untouched by this. (#526) |
| name | 1 | bootstrap_labels | Purged legacy name field to enforce prefLabel usage |
| owl_deprecated | 1 | pipeline.collision_decisions | merged onto fe0acd60-3ddc-11dd-a92c-0050c2490048 by curator ruling: Rural medium stack under 150 metres. Nine methods each side; the survivor carries ecoinvent 3.12 and 3.8. The widest disagreement is human toxicity, cancer, 0.000040473 against 0.0000405. EF 3.1 publishes carbon tetrachloride twice in each of five air contexts. One row is `CFC-10`, carrying CAS 56-23-5, EC 200-262-8, a general comment and some fifty synonyms; the other is `Carbon tetrachloride`, carrying no registry number, no EC number, no synonyms and no comment at all. Both hold the same characterisation under the same nine method identifiers, agreeing exactly on six and differing on the toxicity numbers only in how many digits were kept. Until #527 renamed the designation the two were told apart by name; now nothing tells them apart, and this is the collision that made visible. The identified row survives, and that is the opposite of what deduplication's sort would do. The factor counts tie, so the sort falls through to the identifier and picks the bare row in all five contexts -- the row with no identifier of any kind, and the row no other list maps onto. The `CFC-10` rows are where ecoinvent's correspondence lands: ecoinvent 3.8 reaches them as `Methane, Tetrachloro-, R-10` and ecoinvent 3.12 as `Carbon Tetrachloride`, in every one of the five contexts bar the aircraft one, which 3.8 alone reaches. Nothing reaches the bare rows. Retiring the identifier a source list maps onto, in favour of one nothing maps onto, is the failure the ruling file exists to prevent, and here the sort would have walked into it five times. The two rows are one substance on EF's own terms, not on this project's: the flow object they share is the identification of 56-23-5 given to the bare rows by name lookup (`commonchem-name-cas`), and `Carbon tetrachloride` is what Common Chemistry names that number. Nothing about the identity is in question -- the same nine factors under the same method identifiers are EF saying twice what it characterised. The duplication is EF's, and worth reporting upstream. The bare rows carry no factor the survivor does not, so the union adds nothing; where the two publish one number to different precisions the more precise is kept and the other recorded on the factor it lost to. Eight further contexts hold a single `CFC-10` row each -- the three grounds, the five waters -- and are untouched by this. (#526) |
| references | 1 | enrich_references | Added references with provenance; cas_numbers=['56-23-5']; matched_chebi_ids=['http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/CHEBI_27385']; candidate_pubchem_cids=[5943, 11205]; selected_pubchem_cids=[5943]; formula_similarity_expected=[]; pubchem_selection_rule=curated_cas_then_formula_similarity_then_prefer_chebi_aligned_when_unambiguous_else_keep_all_cas_matches; single_cas_commonchem_link=yes |
| skos_definition | 1 | enrich_references | Merged ChEBI/PubChem definitions into skos:definition |
| types | 1 | link_flows_to_their_substance | the substance's answer, copied onto its flow |
| unit_iri | 1 | unit_normalization | Unit IRI set from normalization of 'kg' |
Where several steps wrote one field, the last one won — and the log below shows the sequence.
Changes
26| # | Step | Field | From | To | Why |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24,137 | bootstrap_labels | prefLabel | — | [{"@value":"Carbon tetrachloride","@language":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"bootstrap_labels","prov:wasAttribut… | Bootstrapped prefLabel from legacy name field |
| 24,138 | bootstrap_labels | name | Carbon tetrachloride | — | Purged legacy name field to enforce prefLabel usage |
| 131,954 | default_context_mapping | context | — | {"dimension":"Environmental","media":"Air","strata":"Medium stack, <150 meters","population_density":"Rural (<1000 peop… | Mapped from context mapping for source=EF 3.1, source context Emissions > Emissions to air > Emissions to non-urban air or from high stacks |
| 131,955 | default_context_mapping | context_iri | — | https://vocab.brightway.one/flow-contexts/envi-air-mest15me-ru10pesq | Mapped from context mapping for source=EF 3.1, source context Emissions > Emissions to air > Emissions to non-urban air or from high stacks |
| 219,063 | unit_normalization | unit_iri | — | https://vocab.brightway.one/units/unit/KiloGM | Unit IRI set from normalization of 'kg' |
| 226,413 | normalize_name_case | prefLabel | [{"@value":"Carbon tetrachloride","@language":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"bootstrap_labels","prov:wasAttribut… | [{"@value":"Carbon Tetrachloride","@language":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"bootstrap_labels","prov:wasAttribut… | Title-cased words without internal capitals (preserved words with uppercase letters beyond the first character) |
| 226,704 | commonchem_cas_review | cas_numbers | [] | ["56-23-5"] | Set CAS from Common Chemistry exact name match (flow had none): 56-23-5 |
| 226,705 | commonchem_cas_review | cas_number_sources | — | {"56-23-5":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"commonchem_cas_review","prov:wasAttributedTo":"consensus-flow-list","prov:hadPrimary… | Attach provenance for Common Chemistry CAS fill-ins |
| 227,104 | ec_cross_check | ec_numbers | [] | ["200-262-8"] | Resolved from EC-inventory: 200-262-8 from CAS 56-23-5 |
| 243,544 | enrich_references | properties | {} | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | Added ChEBI/PubChem properties (chebi_ids=1, pubchem_cids=1) |
| 243,545 | enrich_references | skos_definition | — | [{"@value":"A chlorocarbon that is methane in which all the hydrogens have been replaced by chloro groups.","@language"… | Merged ChEBI/PubChem definitions into skos:definition |
| 243,546 | enrich_references | references | [] | [{"@id":"drugcentral:3067","provenance":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"enrich_references.chebi_xrefs","prov:wasAttributedTo":"… | Added references with provenance; cas_numbers=['56-23-5']; matched_chebi_ids=['http://purl.obolibrary.org/obo/CHEBI_27385']; candidate_pubchem_cids=[5943, 11205]; selected_pubchem_cids=[5943]; formula_similarity_expected=[]; pubchem_selection_rule=curated_cas_then_formula_similarity_then_prefer_chebi_aligned_when_unambiguous_else_keep_all_cas_matches; single_cas_commonchem_link=yes |
| 253,039 | rdkit_pre_consensus | properties | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | rdkit_pre_consensus from 'C(Cl)(Cl)(Cl)Cl'; added: monoisotopic_mass |
| 257,336 | chebi_altlabels | altLabel | [] | [{"@value":"CCl4","@language":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"chebi_altlabels","prov:wasAttributedTo":"consensus-… | Added 8 ChEBI synonym(s) as altLabel from 1 linked ChEBI record(s) |
| 264,903 | consensus_match | altLabel | [{"@value":"CCl4","@language":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"chebi_altlabels","prov:wasAttributedTo":"consensus-… | [{"@value":"CCl4","@language":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"chebi_altlabels","prov:wasAttributedTo":"consensus-… | group_key=carbontetrachloride||dimension=Environmental > media=Air > indoor=Unknown; cas=56-23-5; added Common Chemistry CAS names as altLabel: 1,1,1,1-Tetrachloromethane, Benzinoform, CC m0, Carbon chloride (CCl<sub>4</sub>), Carbona, Flukoids, Halon 1040, Methane, tetrachloro-, NSC 97063, Necatorina, Perchloromethane, Phenixin, Phenoxin, R 10, R 10 (refrigerant), Tetrafinol, Tetraform, Tetrasol, Univerm, Vermoestricid; object_uuid=fo-e8f7bd337de840c4 |
| 264,905 | consensus_match | cas_match_labels | — | {"56-23-5":"exactMatch"} | group_key=carbontetrachloride||dimension=Environmental > media=Air > indoor=Unknown; group_sources=['chebi', 'ec_inventory', 'pubchem']; cas_sources={'56-23-5': ['chebi', 'ec_inventory', 'pubchem']}; assigned CAS labels from group consensus; object_uuid=fo-e8f7bd337de840c4: {'56-23-5': 'exactMatch'} |
| 279,631 | opsin_iupac | properties | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | opsin_iupac: set authoritative IUPAC name, SMILES, InChI from 'Carbon Tetrachloride' |
| 286,516 | rdkit_post_consensus | properties | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | rdkit_post_consensus from 'ClC(Cl)(Cl)Cl'; confirmed: smiles_string, inchi2d_string, inchi2d_key_string, molecular_formula, molecular_mass, monoisotopic_mass |
| 291,791 | strip_catalogue_altlabels | altLabel | [{"@value":"CCl4","@language":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"chebi_altlabels","prov:wasAttributedTo":"consensus-… | [{"@value":"CCl4","@language":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"chebi_altlabels","prov:wasAttributedTo":"consensus-… | Removed 3 catalogue altLabel value(s): 'NSC 97063' (registry code), 'R 10' (grade code), 'R 10 (refrigerant)' (grade code) |
| 293,331 | pipeline.collision_decisions | owl_deprecated | — | yes | merged onto fe0acd60-3ddc-11dd-a92c-0050c2490048 by curator ruling: Rural medium stack under 150 metres. Nine methods each side; the survivor carries ecoinvent 3.12 and 3.8. The widest disagreement is human toxicity, cancer, 0.000040473 against 0.0000405. EF 3.1 publishes carbon tetrachloride twice in each of five air contexts. One row is `CFC-10`, carrying CAS 56-23-5, EC 200-262-8, a general comment and some fifty synonyms; the other is `Carbon tetrachloride`, carrying no registry number, no EC number, no synonyms and no comment at all. Both hold the same characterisation under the same nine method identifiers, agreeing exactly on six and differing on the toxicity numbers only in how many digits were kept. Until #527 renamed the designation the two were told apart by name; now nothing tells them apart, and this is the collision that made visible. The identified row survives, and that is the opposite of what deduplication's sort would do. The factor counts tie, so the sort falls through to the identifier and picks the bare row in all five contexts -- the row with no identifier of any kind, and the row no other list maps onto. The `CFC-10` rows are where ecoinvent's correspondence lands: ecoinvent 3.8 reaches them as `Methane, Tetrachloro-, R-10` and ecoinvent 3.12 as `Carbon Tetrachloride`, in every one of the five contexts bar the aircraft one, which 3.8 alone reaches. Nothing reaches the bare rows. Retiring the identifier a source list maps onto, in favour of one nothing maps onto, is the failure the ruling file exists to prevent, and here the sort would have walked into it five times. The two rows are one substance on EF's own terms, not on this project's: the flow object they share is the identification of 56-23-5 given to the bare rows by name lookup (`commonchem-name-cas`), and `Carbon tetrachloride` is what Common Chemistry names that number. Nothing about the identity is in question -- the same nine factors under the same method identifiers are EF saying twice what it characterised. The duplication is EF's, and worth reporting upstream. The bare rows carry no factor the survivor does not, so the union adds nothing; where the two publish one number to different precisions the more precise is kept and the other recorded on the factor it lost to. Eight further contexts hold a single `CFC-10` row each -- the three grounds, the five waters -- and are untouched by this. (#526) |
| 293,332 | pipeline.collision_decisions | dcterms_is_replaced_by | — | urn:uuid:fe0acd60-3ddc-11dd-a92c-0050c2490048 | merged onto fe0acd60-3ddc-11dd-a92c-0050c2490048 by curator ruling: Rural medium stack under 150 metres. Nine methods each side; the survivor carries ecoinvent 3.12 and 3.8. The widest disagreement is human toxicity, cancer, 0.000040473 against 0.0000405. EF 3.1 publishes carbon tetrachloride twice in each of five air contexts. One row is `CFC-10`, carrying CAS 56-23-5, EC 200-262-8, a general comment and some fifty synonyms; the other is `Carbon tetrachloride`, carrying no registry number, no EC number, no synonyms and no comment at all. Both hold the same characterisation under the same nine method identifiers, agreeing exactly on six and differing on the toxicity numbers only in how many digits were kept. Until #527 renamed the designation the two were told apart by name; now nothing tells them apart, and this is the collision that made visible. The identified row survives, and that is the opposite of what deduplication's sort would do. The factor counts tie, so the sort falls through to the identifier and picks the bare row in all five contexts -- the row with no identifier of any kind, and the row no other list maps onto. The `CFC-10` rows are where ecoinvent's correspondence lands: ecoinvent 3.8 reaches them as `Methane, Tetrachloro-, R-10` and ecoinvent 3.12 as `Carbon Tetrachloride`, in every one of the five contexts bar the aircraft one, which 3.8 alone reaches. Nothing reaches the bare rows. Retiring the identifier a source list maps onto, in favour of one nothing maps onto, is the failure the ruling file exists to prevent, and here the sort would have walked into it five times. The two rows are one substance on EF's own terms, not on this project's: the flow object they share is the identification of 56-23-5 given to the bare rows by name lookup (`commonchem-name-cas`), and `Carbon tetrachloride` is what Common Chemistry names that number. Nothing about the identity is in question -- the same nine factors under the same method identifiers are EF saying twice what it characterised. The duplication is EF's, and worth reporting upstream. The bare rows carry no factor the survivor does not, so the union adds nothing; where the two publish one number to different precisions the more precise is kept and the other recorded on the factor it lost to. Eight further contexts hold a single `CFC-10` row each -- the three grounds, the five waters -- and are untouched by this. (#526) |
| 293,333 | pipeline.collision_decisions | is_replaced_by_uuid | — | fe0acd60-3ddc-11dd-a92c-0050c2490048 | merged onto fe0acd60-3ddc-11dd-a92c-0050c2490048 by curator ruling: Rural medium stack under 150 metres. Nine methods each side; the survivor carries ecoinvent 3.12 and 3.8. The widest disagreement is human toxicity, cancer, 0.000040473 against 0.0000405. EF 3.1 publishes carbon tetrachloride twice in each of five air contexts. One row is `CFC-10`, carrying CAS 56-23-5, EC 200-262-8, a general comment and some fifty synonyms; the other is `Carbon tetrachloride`, carrying no registry number, no EC number, no synonyms and no comment at all. Both hold the same characterisation under the same nine method identifiers, agreeing exactly on six and differing on the toxicity numbers only in how many digits were kept. Until #527 renamed the designation the two were told apart by name; now nothing tells them apart, and this is the collision that made visible. The identified row survives, and that is the opposite of what deduplication's sort would do. The factor counts tie, so the sort falls through to the identifier and picks the bare row in all five contexts -- the row with no identifier of any kind, and the row no other list maps onto. The `CFC-10` rows are where ecoinvent's correspondence lands: ecoinvent 3.8 reaches them as `Methane, Tetrachloro-, R-10` and ecoinvent 3.12 as `Carbon Tetrachloride`, in every one of the five contexts bar the aircraft one, which 3.8 alone reaches. Nothing reaches the bare rows. Retiring the identifier a source list maps onto, in favour of one nothing maps onto, is the failure the ruling file exists to prevent, and here the sort would have walked into it five times. The two rows are one substance on EF's own terms, not on this project's: the flow object they share is the identification of 56-23-5 given to the bare rows by name lookup (`commonchem-name-cas`), and `Carbon tetrachloride` is what Common Chemistry names that number. Nothing about the identity is in question -- the same nine factors under the same method identifiers are EF saying twice what it characterised. The duplication is EF's, and worth reporting upstream. The bare rows carry no factor the survivor does not, so the union adds nothing; where the two publish one number to different precisions the more precise is kept and the other recorded on the factor it lost to. Eight further contexts hold a single `CFC-10` row each -- the three grounds, the five waters -- and are untouched by this. (#526) |
| 394,032 | normalise_property_values | properties | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | typed the way the ontology types it |
| 401,161 | link_flows_to_their_substance | types | — | ["https://w3id.org/chemrof/NeutralMolecule"] | the substance's answer, copied onto its flow |
| 403,374 | link_flows_to_their_substance | properties | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | {"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula":{"@id":"https://w3id.org/chemrof/molecular_formula","@value":["CCl4"],"at… | the substance's answer, copied onto its flow |
| 404,203 | substance_label_v1 | prefLabel | [{"@value":"Carbon Tetrachloride","@language":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"bootstrap_labels","prov:wasAttribut… | [{"@value":"Carbon tetrachloride","@language":"en","@lang":"en","source":{"prov:wasGeneratedBy":"substance_label_v1","p… | the substance's name: Carbon tetrachloride |
PROV-O trail
26 activitiesOne activity per change: which version of the flow it consumed, and which it produced. The values are on the change with the same number — stored once, not twice.
| Activity | Field | Agent | Used | Generated |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/24137 | prefLabel | ef:agent/bootstrap_labels | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v0 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v1 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/24138 | name | ef:agent/bootstrap_labels | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v1 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v2 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/131954 | context | ef:agent/default_context_mapping | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v2 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v3 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/131955 | context_iri | ef:agent/default_context_mapping | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v3 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v4 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/219063 | unit_iri | ef:agent/unit_normalization | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v4 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v5 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/226413 | prefLabel | ef:agent/normalize_name_case | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v5 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v6 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/226704 | cas_numbers | ef:agent/commonchem_cas_review | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v6 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v7 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/226705 | cas_number_sources | ef:agent/commonchem_cas_review | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v7 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v8 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/227104 | ec_numbers | ef:agent/ec_cross_check | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v8 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v9 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/243544 | properties | ef:agent/enrich_references | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v9 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v10 |
| ef:activity/change/20260820T1555490862250000/243545 | skos_definition | ef:agent/enrich_references | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v10 | ef:flow/8a314826-e251-11e6-bf01-fe55135034f3/v11 |
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