What does “non-toxic” mean in HG/T20592?

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In Table 3.0.3-1 of HG/T20592, what does “non-toxic” refer to in terms of usage restrictions? According to which criteria is 5044 still considered part of the hazardous chemicals list? I would appreciate the guidance from all the experts.

Reply #22021-05-10

This post was last edited by fan11420 on 2021-5-10 10:22

Reply #32021-05-16

Is there anyone who can give some guidance?

Reply #42021-05-26

In the new version 20801, toxic substances are defined as those belonging to hazard categories 1, 2, and 3; these correspond to substances with acute toxicity levels 1, 2, and 3 in the list of hazardous chemicals, meaning they represent extremely high, high, and moderate hazards respectively

Reply #52021-05-31

Can the non-toxicity requirement specified in HG/T20592 be met using the 20801 standard?

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