Examples of using Biodegradability in English and their translations into Danish
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the Environment issued an opinion on biodegradability of surfactants in detergents
paying particular regard to the biodegradability of surfactants, and shall evaluate,
for example, what line to take on the anaerobic biodegradability of surfactants, and again, what level to set with regard to the biodegradability of other components of detergents.
it introduces a new technique for measuring biodegradability; it harmonises risk assessment systems and promotes a new labelling system.
Whereas the substances in question are non-ionic surfactants which do not comply with the biodegradability limits laid down in Directive 73/404/EEC; whereas they are
with a view to protecting the environment, we must give a boost to setting biodegradability thresholds and to implementing new techniques for measuring the biodegradability of surfactants in detergents.
The existing legislation on biodegradability of surfactants in detergents only covers primary biodegradability(12) and it is only applicable to anionic(13)
Whereas, to enable Member States to determine the level of biodegradability of non-ionic surfactants, it is advisable to employ methods of testing already in use for this purpose in certain Member States; whereas, however, in the event of disputes, biodegradability should be tested by a common reference method;
furthermore surfactants failing primary biodegradability tests should not obtain marketing authorisation by way of derogation.
at preserving the environment, such as monitoring biodegradability, and aimed at protecting consumers, who must be
The tests specified for the biodegradability of surfactants should be carried out in laboratories meeting an internationally recognised standard,
whereas a rejection decision must only be taken therefore if an analysis shows a level of biodegradability less than 80.
The biodegradability obtained by these methods must be at least 80 percent.
Their biodegradability is 28 days according to the OECD 301 F test.
APE is not readily degradable according to standardized tests for ready biodegradability and is found in high concentrations in sewage sludge.
Finally, the positive environmental aspects of renewable raw materials, such as carbon-dioxide neutrality and biodegradability, should be counted as advantages.
A RECAP ON WHAT THESE SCORES MEAN: BIODEGRADABILITY Biodegradability is how easily the product breaks down
Data for biodegradability indicate that the substance is not easy degradable under aerobic conditions.
no doubt that biodegradability must be progressively revalued.
The biodegradability of surfactants in detergents;