How we research and review
The method, sources, review and correction policy behind Lubinpla's articles.
Method
The Lubinpla team writes this blog to give people who work with specialty chemicals accurate, usable answers, and to give specialists analysis they can base decisions on.
From October 2026, every new article is written from primary sources and checked against those sources before publication. We do not invent figures, cases or quotes; examples are marked as illustrative.
An article goes into Technical Research only when its plan states what it adds beyond the public sources on the same question. Articles do not describe tests Lubinpla did not run.
Sources
Articles are written from standards, regulations, peer-reviewed papers and technical data, and list their sources at the end.
A standard or regulation is cited with its edition, and with the clause when the text itself was read. Articles that give figures or limits state the date their sources were checked.
Review
Articles on standards and regulations, safety, and decision frameworks are reviewed by Jonghwan Moon, Founder & CEO, before they are published. Some articles are also checked with practitioners at customer companies and with outside domain experts.
A reviewed article says so under its title. An article without that line has not had his review.
Technical reviewerIndependence
Lubinpla does not sell chemical products and names no brands in recommendations. Our reviewer also leads a specialty chemicals distribution company.
Corrections
To report an error, contact us. Corrected articles show the date and what changed.
An article's modified date changes only when its content changes, such as new figures, sources or conclusions, and not when it is republished.
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