Examples of using Hazard statement in English and their translations into French
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Therefore, the term"explosible" is the more appropriate term for the hazard statement.
It was agreed to regard the Precautionary Statements as a module of the GHS and as such dependent from the Hazard Statement module.
As a consequence explosive properties should be communicated properly either by labelling or in a hazard statement.
several experts considered that the proposed new hazard statement should include a mention of the aerosol being contained in a pressurized container.
the danger signal word, and contain the hazard statement"Extremely flammable gas.
The hazard statement codes shall only be used for reference purposes
appears to have adopted"des yeux" in the hazard statement required for Category 2 codified as H319.
In column(5), add the following condition for use to all hazard classes:"- if emphasis of the hazard statement is deemed necessary.
If a substance classification is harmonised and included in Part 3 of Annex VI to CLP, the corresponding hazard statement relevant for this classification should be used on the label, together with any other hazard statement for a non-harmonised classification.
The Sub-Committee requested that the correspondence group consider the use of the term"explosive" rather than"explosible" in the hazard statement proposed for Section 2 of the SDS guidance in Annex 4.
signal word and/or the hazard statement shall be assigned.
for reference purposes and shall neither form part of the hazard statement text that appears on a GHS label,
use for gases under pressure on the grounds that the hazard would still be communicated through the signal word and the hazard statement.
signal word, and hazard statement are all exactly the same see table 3.2.5 in GHS.
others indicated that the word"burst" in the hazard statement would not adequately convey the nature of the hazard,
discussion of the two informal papers on codification included the possibility of using a combination of letters and numbers in the hazard statement numbering system to more clearly identify the nature of the hazard,
eye data), corrosivity hazard may also be communicated by some authorities as symbol and/or hazard statement.
competent authorities may choose to require the asphyxiation hazard be communicated by using the signal word"warning" and the hazard statement"May displace oxygen
Several experts concurred with the representative of EIGA that the word"explode" in hazard statement H280 was not technically correct since it was intended to describe the bursting of the receptacle due to the overpressure created by an increase in temperature of its contents, and not the explosion
A Where a chemical is classified as skin Category 1, labelling for serious eye damage/eye irritation may be omitted as this information is already included in the hazard statement for skin Category 1(Causes severe skin burns and eye damage) see Chapter 1.4, para. 1.4.10.5.3.3.