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INTRODUCTION
You are a manufacturer, importer or distributor of a chemical
mixture. As such, the CLP regulation proposes or requires you to determine
a classification, depending on the date of placing on the market.
Classification enables the hazards associated with a mixture to
be identified and communicated. It is therefore important to establish
it for the mixtures you use or place on the market.
How do you classify your mixtures?
What are the equivalence rules?
How to use the hazardous properties of the mixture's
components?
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