7. Mistakes to avoid
7.1 Don't limit yourself to harmonized classification
The harmonized classification may not cover all the hazardous properties that the substance may have. The arrival of recent data may justify the application of additional classifications. You should therefore complete the harmonized classification of a substance if necessary.
SCROLL TO TOP7.2 Don't stop at specific concentration limits
The absence of a LCS for a hazard class listed in Annex VI does not mean that it should not be taken into account when...
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