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The skin irriation study performed with cyclopentene (Smyth 1962) is regarded to be not sufficient for assessment (open application although the substance has a high fugacity, use of a 10 -grade scaling system which is not comparable to the Draize scores, less details on results). However the test substance caused irritating effects on the skin.

Cyclohexene, which is a structurally related substance, also caused irritating effects on the skin (BASF AG 1973) yielding to a classification with R38/GHS skin irritation Cat.2 (GHS Cat.2 is regarded to be warranted due to the scaling observed after 7 and 8 days)

In analogy, cyclopentene is classified with R38/GHS skin irritation Cat. 2

The eye irriation study performed with cyclopentene (Smyth 1962) is regarded to be not sufficient for assessment (use of a 10 -grade scaling system which is not comparable to the Draize scores, less details on results). However the test substance caused eye irritating effects.

Cyclohexene, which is a structurally related substance, also caused only slight eye irritating effects (BASF AG 1973) which do not warrant a classification.

In analogy, cyclopentene is regarded to have no distinct eye irritating properties.

Justification for classification or non-classification