Registration Dossier
Registration Dossier
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EC number: 233-653-7 | CAS number: 10294-26-5
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- Registration/ Notification status for the use:
- use registered according to REACH Article 10; total tonnage manufactured/imported <10tonnes/year per registrant
- Name:
- Disilver(1+) sulphate
- Type of composition:
- boundary composition of the substance
- State / form:
- solid: particulate/powder
- Reference substance:
- Disilver(1+) sulphate
- Article used by:
- consumers
- Substance intended to be released from article:
- no
- Name of activity / technique:
- Service life of treated articles
- Environmental release category (ERC):
- ERC10a: Widespread use of articles with low release (outdoor)
- ERC11a: Widespread use of articles with low release (indoor)
- Name of activity / technique:
- Service life of treated articles
- Article category (AC):
- AC 7: Metal articles
Reference
Contributing activity / technique for the environment
Contributing activity / technique for consumers
Service life
- Registration/ Notification status for the use:
- use registered according to REACH Article 10; total tonnage manufactured/imported <10tonnes/year per registrant
- Regulatory status:
- other: Use as wound dressings in the health care sector for post-surgical treatment of wounds, under stict sterile conditions.
- Article used by:
- workers
- consumers
- Article category (AC):
- AC13f: Plastic articles: Articles with intense direct dermal contact during normal use
- Substance intended to be released from article:
- yes
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- Name of activity / technique:
- Post-surgical treatment of patients with wound dressings.
- Environmental release category (ERC):
- ERC11b: Widespread use of articles with high or intended release (indoor)
- Name of activity / technique:
- Use as wound dressings in the health care sector for post-surgical treatment of wounds, under stict sterile/antiseptic conditions.
- Environmental release category (ERC):
- ERC11b: Widespread use of articles with high or intended release (indoor)
Contributing activity / technique for consumers
- Name of activity / technique:
- Use as wound dressings in the health care sector for post-surgical treatment of wounds, under stict sterile/antispetic conditions.
- Article category (AC):
- AC 0: Other: Use as wound dressings in the health care sector for post-surgical treatment of wounds, under stict sterile conditions.
Contributing activity / technique for workers
- Name of activity / technique:
- Use as wound dressings in the health care sector for post-surgical treatment of wounds, under stict sterile/antiseptic conditions.
- Process category (PROC):
- PROC 0: Other: Use as wound dressings in the health care sector for post-surgical treatment of wounds, under stict sterile conditions.
- Insignificant exposure via the following route:
- oral
- dermal
- eye
- inhalatory
- Pattern of exposure:
- continuous / frequent
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