Sentence examples for hazardous property from inspiring English sources

This study utilizes one such emerging method for prediction of a hazardous property, flash point (FP), which is in the center of attention in safety studies.

The hazardous property mentioned most frequently is skin irritation (relevant for eight websites, mentioned by six).

These XOS are moderately sweet with no hazardous property and hence can be used in foods, juices and beverages.

X Reckitt Benckiser Group plc www.harpic.de Harpic MAX PowerPlus (disinfecting toilet cleaner) Hydrochloric acid (CAS-No. 7647-01-0)   X   ?   Unilever Deutschland GmbH www.domestos.de Domestos Grot Buster (gel for surface disinfection) Sodium hypochlorite (CAS-No. 7681-52-9) X     X X 'X' showhichichazardousus property was considered relevant for the respective product.

While the ecotoxicity testing of waste is generally accepted and included by Regulation (EC) 2017/997 in Waste Directive 2008/98/EC for determining the hazardous property HP 14 "ecotoxic waste", few studies have considered the direct ecotoxicity testing of construction products so far [57].

PAN has none of the hazardous properties of the monomer.

It may thus be assumed that the toxicological reference values found for the prioritised substances cover all hazardous properties relevant to human health including, but not limited to, CMR.

The risk assessment subsequently focussed on a subset of prioritised substances (i.e., on substances that have hazardous properties considered to be of most concern for humans), and on children and adults playing amateur football.

Other short-term tests (skin and eye irritation, skin sensitisation, genotoxicity tests in vitro and in vivo, cardiac sensitisation) were also performed, and no hazardous properties were identified.

Adhesives consist of a number of components, usually containing reactive chemicals and possessing hazardous properties individually or in combination with other materials.

For mirror entries the HWD classification is based upon the hazardous properties (H1 15) of the waste which can be assessed from the hazardous properties of individual identified waste compounds or – if not all compounds are identified – from test results of hazard assessment tests performed on the waste material itself.