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Was ist eigentlich die Bedeutung des Ausrufezeichens in GHS CLP?

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What is the meaning of the exclamation mark GHS CLP?

03.07.2017

Philip Stefl

Unlike the very specific hazard pictograms, such as for example the flame symbol, the meaning of the exclamation mark in GHS CLP is of a more general nature....

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Unravelling the legal term: Hazardous substance with low risk

22.05.2017

Philip Stefl

Working with a hazardous substance with low risk significantly reduces the occupational health and safety effort for this substance. This is already evident...

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Innerbetriebliche Kennzeichnung der Gefahrstoffe richtig machen

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Correct internal labelling of hazardous substances

02.05.2017

Philip Stefl

Internal labelling of hazardous substances is always required for any activities involving hazardous substances. This is of particular interest where decanted...

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Zusammenhang Augenschädigend und Hautätzend im EU-Gefahrstoffrecht

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The link between "damaging to eyes" and "skin corrosive" in the EU law on hazardous substances

20.02.2017

Philip Stefl

Regulation (EC) No. 1272/2008 (CLP), the law on hazardous substances at European level for the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and...

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Von Philip SteflKategorien: GefStoff-ProfiSchlagwörter: Sicherheitsdatenblatt, Abschnitt 12, Bioakkumulationspotenzial

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What is log Pow? The O/W partition coefficient in SDSs

06.02.2017

Philip Stefl

In Section 12 of the safety data sheets, you can frequently encounter phrases such as “log Kow”, “log Pow” or “log pOW” in...

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Welche Stoffe im Sicherheitsdatenblatt angezeigt werden müssen

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The Ordinance on Hazardous Substances has been updated. What is new?

05.12.2016

Philip Stefl

An updated Ordinance on Hazardous Substances (GefStoffV) has been available since November. This update provides continuity with the European Regulation...

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Storage class 10-13, is it worthwhile to be specific?

14.11.2016

Philip Stefl

According to the Technical Rules for Hazardous Substances 510 – Storage of hazardous substances in non-stationary containers – it is possible to indicate...

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Retention period for safety data sheets

31.10.2016

Philip Stefl

Retention of documents is an important topic, especially in terms of the law on hazardous substances. The REACH Regulation regulates the disclosure of...

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Penetration and wearing time for protective gloves

17.10.2016

Philip Stefl

Penetration time and wearing time are generally not the same. What is the difference and what is the maximum length of time protective gloves should be...

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Dust limit values, the difference between "E" and "A" dust fractions

10.10.2016

Philip Stefl

In occupational health and safety and when working with hazardous substances, terms like smoke, dust, “E” dust or “A” dust are...

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When is a safety data sheet up-to-date?

22.08.2016

Philip Stefl

The use and format of safety data sheets (SDS) is specified in the REACH Regulation. It is important to know if a safety data sheet is required and how...

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What does DNEL and PNEC stand for?

11.07.2016

Philip Stefl

DNEL and PNEC values can increasingly be found in safety data sheets. What then distinguishes these values from occupational exposure limit values (OELVs)...

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