NIOSH indicates solubility in percentage. What is the meaning?

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NIOSH defines solubility in percentage terms, which differs from the common presentation in grams per volume or moles per volume. This percentage indicates the maximum amount of a substance that can dissolve in a solvent at a given temperature, expressed as a ratio of solute to solution. Understanding this definition is crucial for accurate interpretation of chemical safety data sheets and compliance with safety regulations.

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Usualy solubility is presented in grams per volume or mols per volume but NIOSH indicates in percentage? Where can I find a reliable source that explains what does this mean?
 
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It is up to NIOSH to define what they mean.
 
Yes, and they defined it? Perhaps I didn't searched well enough..
 
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