Under the GHS, S-phrases have wording
that is to be supplied by the manufacturer. See http://www.ilpi.c
om/msds/ref/safetyphrases.html for a concise listing of phrases.
Ideally, these would be identical for pure materials, but I would
expect to see some variation/discrepancy based on manufacturer (just as
we see on current MSDS's). And, of course, there are (sometimes
significant) variations even for "pure" materials -
the risks/hazards for aluminum vary over the continuum between
aluminum nanopowders and solid aluminum ingots, for
example.
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On Jun 2, 2010, at 10:11 AM, NEAL
LANGERMAN wrote:
Does anyone know of a source
of R-S Phrases assigned to pure chemicals? Searching through MSDSs
is tedious and with the growth of GHS a list is becoming
important
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