Criteria
Criteria for assessing whether the substance is a phase-out substance - CMR
The criteria are the same as the classification criteria in accordance with CLP for the stated properties.
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Carcinogenic (C) |
Substances that by inhalation, swallowing or skin contact may cause cancer or increase its incidence. Substances in Category 1A and 1B are carcinogenic in humans. |
H350 |
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Mutagenic (M) |
Substances that by inhalation, swallowing or uptake through the skin can cause heritable genetic defects or increase their incidence. Substances in Category 1A and 1B are mutagenic in humans. |
H340 |
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| Toxic to Reproduction (R) |
Substances that by inhalation, swallowing or uptake through the skin can cause, or increase the incidence of, non-heritable damage to the offspring or impaired male or female fertility. Substances in Category 1A and 1B impair fertility in humans and/or cause toxic effects to the embryo/foetus or offspring in humans. |
H360 |
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