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EU Regulation of Chemicals (REACH) : REACH.
Title:
EU Regulation of Chemicals (REACH) : REACH.
Author:
Knight, Derek J.
ISBN:
9781847350299
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (132 pages)
Series:
Rapra Review Reports, No. 181 ; v.No. 181

Rapra Review Reports, No. 181
Contents:
Contents -- 1 Introduction -- 2 Current EU Chemical ControlLegislation for New and ExistingChemicals -- 2.2 The Existing Chemicals Regulation -- 3 Classification and Hazard Communication for Dangerous Chemical Substances and Preparations in the EU -- 3.2 The Dangerous Preparations Directive -- 3.3 Safety Data Sheets -- 3.4 The Global Harmonised Scheme for Classification and Labelling of Chemicals -- 4 Objectives of the EU Strategy for aFuture Chemicals Policy: REACH -- 5 Registration of Chemicals -- 6 Evaluation of Chemicals -- 7 Authorisation of Chemicals -- 8 Persistent, Bioaccumulative andToxic and Very Persistent and VeryBioaccumulative Substances -- 9 The Requirement to Register andSpecial Cases -- 10 Standard Safety Data forRegistration -- 11 Non-Standard Safety Data forRegistration -- 11.2 Existing Studies and Literature Data -- 11.3 Surrogate Data: Calculation, Read-Acrossand SAR/QSAR -- 11.4 Alternatives to Animal Studies -- 11.5 Data Waivers and Weight of Evidence -- 12 The Registration Dossier -- 12.2 The IUCLID Electronic Format -- 13 The Chemical Safety Report -- 14 EU Risk Assessment -- 14.2 Human Health Risk Assessment -- 14.3 Environmental Risk Assessment -- 15 Confi dentiality and DataProtection under REACH -- 15.2 Data Protection and the Substance Information Exchange Forum -- 16 Preparing for REACH -- 16.2 Preparing for REACH -- 17 Conclusions -- 18 Acknowledgements -- Additional References -- Abbreviations and Acronyms -- Abstracts from the Polymer Library Database -- Subject Index -- Company Index.
Abstract:
REACH - Registration, Evaluation and Authorisation of Chemicals - will place a duty on companies that manufacture, import and use chemicals in the EU to assess the risks arising from their use and manage any risks identified. With industry concerns about the cost of compliance in terms of testing, in-house management, and scientific and regulatory advice and consultancy, this Rapra Review Report presents the essential details of the objectives and timescales involved with the legislation.The objective of the new legislation is to ensure a high level of protection for human health and the environment whilst maintaining an efficient internal market and innovation and competitiveness in the chemical industry. The author covers the main points, with abstracts from the Polymer Library identifying the sources for further reading on this subject.
Local Note:
Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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