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Conclusion on classification

The environmental classification of Carbonic acid, ammonium zinc salt is based on effect values for Zn stated within the REACH dossier of zinc oxide, CAS 1314-13-2 (disseminated on the ECHA webpage). The lowest acute and chronic aquatic ecotoxicity values (EC50 and NOEC) were observed for the algae Pseudokirchneriella subcapitata and were 0.136 mg Zn/L and 0.019 mg Zn/L, respectively. In order to derive the classification of the substance to be registered, these effect values were corrected for the molecular weight of the substance.

The substance is a liquid solution of Carbonic acid, ammonium zinc salt in water, whereas Carbonic acid, ammonium zinc salt is present at concentrations between 13 – 38% (typically 37%). Therefore as a worst case the effect values were recalculated for the highest amount of 38% Carbonic acid, ammonium zinc salt (corresponding to 13.53% Zn). This leads to an acute effect value of 1.005 mg/L and a chronic effect value of 0.140 mg/L for the substance.

 

On this basis, the substance was classified for the environment as Aquatic Acute 1 (H400, M-factor 1) and Aquatic Chronic 2  (H411) according to the consolidated version of Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 and further amendments (ATPs).