Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS)/Согласованная на глобальном уровне система классификации и маркировки химических веществ

Книга на английском языке The Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS) is the culmination of more than a decade of work. There were many individuals involved, from a multitude of countries, international organizations, and stakeholder organizations. Their work spanned a wide range of expertise, from toxicology to fire protection, and ultimately required extensive goodwill and the willingness to compromise, in order to achieve this system. Table of contents Part I. Introduction Chapter 1. 1 Purpose, scope and application of the GHS Chapter 1. 2 Definitions and abbreviations Chapter 1. 3 Classification of hazardous substances and mixtures Chapter 1. 4 Hazard communication: Labelling Chapter 1. 5 Hazard communication: Safety Data Sheets (SDS) Part 2. Physical hazards Chapter 2. 1 Explosives Chapter 2. 2 Flammable gases Chapter 2. 3 Aerosols and chemicals under pressure Chapter 2. 4 Oxidizing gases Chapter 2. 5 Gases under pressure Chapter 2. 6 Flammable liquids Chapter 2. 7 Flammable solids Chapter 2 .8 Self-reactive substances and mixtures Chapter 2. 9 Pyrophoric liquids Chapter 2.1 0 Pyrophoric solids Chapter 2.1 1 Self-healing substances and mixtures Chapter 2.1 2 Substances and mixtures which m contact with water, emit flammable gases Chapter 2.1 3 Oxidizing liquids Chapter 2.1 4 Oxidizing solids Chapter 2.1 5 Organic peroxides Chapter 2.1 6 Corrosive to metals Chapter 2.1 7 Desensitized explosives Part 3 Healthhazards Chapter 3. 1 Acute toxicity Chapter 3. 2 Skin corrocionimtation Chapter 3. 3 Serious eye damage 'eye irritation Chapter 3. 4 Respiratory or skin sensitization Chapter 3. 5 Germ cell mutagenicity Chapter 3. 6 Carcinogenicity Chapter 3. 7 Reproductive toxicity Chapter 3. 8 Specific target organ toxicity - Single exposure Chapter 3. 9 Specific target organ toxicity - Repeated exposure Chapter 3.1 0 Aspiration hazard Part 4. Environmental hazards Chapter 4.1 Hazardous to die aquatic environment Chapter 4.2 Hazardous to the ozone layer Annexes Annex 1 Classification and labelling summary tables Annex 2 (Reserved) Annex 3 Codification of hazard statements, codification and use of precautionary statements. codification of hazard pictograms and examples of precautionary pictograms Annex 4 Guidance on the preparation of Safety Data Sheets (SDS) Annex 5 Consumer product labelling based on the likelihood of injury Annex 6 Comprehensibility testing methodology Annex 7 Examples of arrangements of the GHS label elements Annex S An example of classification in the Globally Harmonized System Annex 9 Guidance on hazards to die aquatic environment Annex 10 Guidance on transformation'dissolution of metals and metal compounds m aqueous media Annex 11 Guidance on other hazards not resulting in classification