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EC number: 310-061-8 | CAS number: 102110-60-1 A product obtained by the treatment of battery scraps to recover lead. Composed primarily of oxides and sulfates of antimony and lead.
Endpoint summary
Administrative data
Key value for chemical safety assessment
Additional information
Complex substance containing metals.
The classification is based on assessment of the components, treating it as a mixture.
Considered not to be a potential mutagen.
Endpoint Conclusion: No adverse effect observed (negative)
Justification for classification or non-classification
The UVCB substance is "Not classified" for germ cell mutagenicity.
The analysed sample is representative for the reasonable worst case sample of the substance (maximum of typicals of each constituent across industry, defined within the concentration ranges outlined under IUCLID section 1.2 + mineralogical information in section 4.23).
Self-classification of the UVCB substance (IUCLID Section 2.1 & 2.2) was performed based on below outline:
1. Characterization
The material is accurately described from its elemental composition (typical concentrations and concentration ranges across production sites –IUCLID Section 1.2) and the specific speciation data (mineralogical information) obtained from one or more representative sample(s) (IUCLID Section 4.23). This information is enough to initiate the classification process.
2. Classification by the Mixture Approach
The UVCB is treated as a complex metal containing substance with a number of discrete constituting compounds (metals, metal compounds, non-metal inorganic compounds). The hazard classifications of each compound is then factored into a combined classification of the UVCB as a whole (application CLP mixture rules).For health endpoints, UVCB classifications are based on the combined hazards of the compounds whereby additivity or key cut off levels, specified in look-up tables are used, depending on the endpoint and amount of information available for the constituting compounds. For environmental endpoints, additivity and/or summation algorithms are applied to quantitatively estimate the mixture’s toxicity to aquatic organisms. These concepts and rules are incorporated in easy to use IT tools (e.g. ARCHE CLP tool), which can be used to classify the UVCB.
3. Bridging or Read-Across
(Eco)-toxicological data are not available for the specific UVCB being evaluated. Considering the knowledge and variability in composition, read-across and bridging is done by using a "representative mineralogical/speciation analysis" (chemical and mineralogical surrogates with similar origin/production process and physical/chemical properties combined with the maximum of typicals across industry as a basis
4. Eventual correction
No correction for (bio)availability was made.
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