Practical sheet | REF: FIC0733 V1

Understanding and teaching the hazard classes and categories of the CLP Regulation

Author: Gautier VINCENT

Publication date: May 10, 2025 | Lire en français

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    5. Our advice

    5.1 Develop other examples

    The simple example of the "Flammable Liquids" class has been presented, and the link between physico-chemical criteria and the choice of hazard category is well understood.

    As other simple examples to develop, we recommend the following classes:

    • "Flammable gases": the criteria are the lower and upper explosion limits (LEL, UEL, respectively), which are easy-to-understand concepts;

    • "Flammable solids": the criteria are the speed and duration of combustion, and whether or not wetting the substance stops the spread of flames; these tests are easy to represent and relate to the substance's "dangerousness";

    • "Acute toxicity",...

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