Part I GENERAL PROVISIONSF1

England, Wales and Scotland Repealed

1. 1Application
2. 2Interpretation and application
3. 3Classification of preparations by physico-chemical properties
4. 4Classification of preparations by health effects
5. 5Classification for health effects by the conventional method
6. 6Lower limits of concentration
7. 7Classification by the conventional method as very toxic
8. 8Classification by the conventional method as toxic
9. 9Classification by the conventional method as harmful
10. 10Classification by the conventional method as corrosive
11. 11Classification by the conventional method as irritant
12. 12Classification by the conventional method as sensitising
13. 13Classification by the conventional method as carcinogenic
14. 14Classification by the conventional method as mutagenic
15. 15Classification by the conventional method as toxic for reproduction
16. 16Classification of preparations by environmental hazards
17. 17Classification for environmental hazards by the conventional method
18. 18Conventional method for the evaluation of hazards to the aquatic environment
19. 19Conventional method for the evaluation of hazards to the ozone layer