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Common substances in safety data sheets – harmonised CLP classification, workplace limits, transport and what of it has to appear in the SDS.

Sources last checked: 14 October 2026 We do not publish safety data sheets of specific products. Each page is built from official sources and serves as background – we prepare or check the SDS for your own product.

Substances

CAS 1310-73-2

How to read these pages

Substance vs. mixture

The classification shown applies to the substance itself. A mixture is classified from its full composition, using the generic or specific concentration limits.

Harmonised vs. self-classification

Annex VI covers only the hazard classes listed in the entry. For all other hazard classes the supplier classifies the substance itself.

Keep it current

Annex VI changes with each adaptation to technical progress. Always check the consolidated version before you rely on an entry.

Official databases

CLP Regulation, Annex VI (EUR-Lex) – harmonised classification and labelling of substances
ECHA CHEM – REACH registrations and classifications notified to the European Chemicals Agency
Government Regulation No 355/2006 Coll. (Slov-Lex) – occupational exposure limits in Slovakia
BAM DGG-Info – dangerous goods data under ADR, RID and ADN
UNECE – Dangerous goods – the ADR agreement and the UN Model Regulations

Sources last checked: 14 October 2026.

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