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This end-point study is waived. The justification for the waiving is the adaptation according to column 2 of Annex VIII, 9.3.1 and explained by the physicochemical properties: MMVF note Q fibres are purely inorganic and will not adsorb to soil and sediment. The leached positive charged ions (Na+, K+, Ca2+,Mg2+, Ba2+) may adsorb to both the clay fraction and the organic matter fraction. They are however considered to be natural constituents in both in fresh and marine waters, and in soil pore water and in the soil/sediment matrix.

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Based on the physicochemical properties of MMVF note Q fibres: MMVF note Q fibres are purely inorganic and inert and will not adsorb to soil and sediment. The positive charged leached ions (Na+, K+, Ca2+,Mg2+, Ba2+) may adsorb to both the clay fraction and the organic matter fraction. They are however considered to be natural constituents in both in fresh and marine water and in soil pore water and soil/sediment matrix.