What are chemical liquids?
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What are the chemical raw materials? Do those with high levels of pollution need to undergo an environmental impact assessment?
Your range is too wide; substances commonly exist in three states, and liquids are just one of them. . .
All new chemical projects must undergo environmental impact assessments, right?
This range is a bit broad; in any case, any items that are toxic, harmful, flammable, explosive, radioactive, or otherwise capable of contaminating air, water, soil, etc. and causing harm to humans need to go through the relevant procedures
Are paints, epoxy resins, water-based coatings, inks, etc. environmentally friendly?
I know that. I just want to ask if it’s strict!
According to entry 2828 in the 2015 version of the \"List of Hazardous Chemicals\": Products such as synthetic resins, paints, auxiliary materials, and coatings that contain flammable solvents are classified as hazardous chemicals. The definition and criteria for identifying hazardous chemicals in this list are: highly toxic chemicals and other chemicals that possess properties such as toxicity, corrosiveness, explosiveness, flammability, or oxidizing properties, and that can cause harm to humans, facilities, and the environment. Not only are environmental standards strict, but safety standards are equally strict. It’s better to confirm by referring to the List of Hazardous Chemicals.
The scope is too broad; generally, anything related to paint is needed, and there are also some other items