Registration numbers for

The registration numbers for the three most important carbonyl halides are listed below ... 

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Your children may be exposed to endosulfan if unquahfied people apply pesticides around your home. In some cases, the use of pesticides that have been banned for use in homes has turned homes into hazardous waste sites. Your state licenses each person qualified to apply pesticides using EPA standards and further certifies each person qualified to apply restricted use pesticides. Ask to see the license and certification of anyone who applies pesticides for you. Also ask for the brand name of the pesticide, a material safety data sheet (MSDS), the name of the product s active ingredient, and the EPA registration number. Ask whether EPA has designated the pesticide for restricted use and what the approved uses are. This information is important if you or your family have a reaction to the product. 

If you buy over-the-counter pesticide products to apply yourself, be sure the product is in an unopened pesticide container that is labeled and has an EPA registration number. You should be careful to follow the instructions on the label. If you plan to spray inside a building or your home, check to see if the pesticide is intended for indoor use. If you feel sick after a pesticide has been used in your home, see your doctor or call the local poison control center. 

REACH requirements for substances, mixtures, and articles do not apply to waste itself. Nevertheless manufacturers and importers of substances, downstream users and potentially recipients of articles have a number of duties under REACH related to substances in waste. Waste-related information must be included in the registration dossier for all substances, including those for which no CSR and/or SDS3 is required (<10 tla) or which are not classified as dangerous. [19]. 

C.A.S. Registration Number Chemical Abstracts Service. An assigned number used to identify a material. CAS numbers identify specific chemicals and are assigned sequentially the number is a concise, unique means of material identification. A product of more than one component will have a specific number for each component (i.e., the CAS for lethal nerve agent GA, or tabun, is 77-81-9 while the CAS for the liquid nerve agent GB, or sarin, is 107-44-8, and 50.642-23-4). 

Several thousand chlorine-containing compounds are known and have been synthesized. A select group is included for description here to provide a cross section of the most important of these compounds. The number in brackets following each heading, where appropriate, is the Chemical Abstracts Service Registration number. 

Once the European Chemicals Agency has received the dossier, it will assign a registration number and a date for the registration and these will be communicated to the manufacturer or importer for future use. The Agency will conduct a completeness check to ensure all the elements required are present. If the dossier is incomplete the Agency will inform the registrant what further information is needed and set deadlines for its submission. 

Manufacturer. The application should include the name, address, FDA registration number, and other pertinent organizational information for each manufacturer performing any portion of the manufacture or testing operations for the drug substance. A brief description of the operations performed at each location, the responsibilities conferred upon each party by the applicant, and a description of how the applicant will ensure that each party fulfills its responsibilities should be included. 

The main intention behind the development of InChI was to create a new way of naming compounds that would enable computer programs to assign them unique identifiers, regardless of how they are drawn and without the need for a central registration point for such identifiers (as in the case of registry numbers and other similar identifiers). This intent led directly to the fact that InChI cannot be created by humans, because they would not be able to reliably reproduce the steps needed to create such a unique identifier. With this fact in mind, InChI was created to be written and read by computers only. This is in strong contrast to SMILES, which was created specifically to be written and read by humans and even in its canonical form is at least human readable. 

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