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✨ Amendments to Hazardous Substances Schedule

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NEW ZEALAND GAZETTE, No. 208

16 DECEMBER 2005

Schedule 1

Amendments to Schedule 1 to the principal notice

Schedule 1, Table 1

Omit, for the substance \"Methane, difluoro-\", the CAS number \"75-28-5\" and substitute \"75-10-5\".

Omit, for the substance \"Propane, 2-methyl-(isobutane)\", the CAS number \"75-10-5\" and substitute
\"75-28-5\".

Schedule 1, Table 3

Omit, for the substance \"2-Propanone, 1,1,1,3,3,3-hexafluoro-(hexafluoro acetone)\", the hazard
classification \"8.2A\" and substitute \"8.2B\".

Omit, for the substance \"Borane, trichloro-\", the hazard classification \"8.2A\" and substitute \"8.2C\".

Omit, for the substance \"Dinitrogen tetroxide [nitrogen dioxide]\", the hazard classification \"8.2A\"
and substitute \"8.2B\".

Omit, for the substance \"Dinitrogen tetroxide and nitric oxide mixture [nitrogen dioxide and nitric
oxide mixture]\", the hazard classification \"8.2A\" and substitute \"8.2B\".

Omit, for the substance \"Ethanamine, anhydrous (ethylamine)\", the hazard classification \"8.2A\" and
substitute \"8.2B\".

Omit, for the substance \"Ethene, chloro- (vinyl chloride)\", the CAS number \"74-01-4\" and substitute
\"75-01-4\".

Omit the reference to the substance \"Sulphur hexafluoride\" in its entirety.

Schedule 1, Table 4

Insert, in the appropriate alphabetical order, in the columns headed \"Substance Description\", \"CAS
Number\", \"UN Number\" and \"Hazard Classification\", the expressions \"Sulphur hexafluoride\",
\"2551-62-4\", \"1080\" and \"Not hazardous\" respectively.

Schedule 1, Table 5

Omit, for the substance \"1-Butanamine\", the hazard classification \"8.2A\" and substitute \"8.2B\".

Omit, for the substance \"1-Propanamine, N-propyl-\", the hazard classification \"8.2A\" and substitute
\"8.2B\".

Omit, for the substance \"Aluminate (1-), tetrahydro-, lithium, (T-4)-\", the hazard classification
\"8.2A\" and substitute \"8.2C\".

Omit, for the substance \"Aluminate (1-), tetrahydro-, lithium, (T-4)-, ethereal\", the hazard
classification \"8.2A\" and substitute \"8.2C\".

Omit, for the substance \"Aluminium, hydrobis (2-methylpropyl)-\", the hazard classification \"8.2A\"
and substitute \"8.2C\".

Insert, for the substance \"Benzene, dimethyl-, mixed isomers\", in the column headed \"UN Number\",
the number \"1307\".

Omit, for the substance \"Calcium hydride\", the hazard classification \"8.2A\" and substitute \"8.2C\".

Omit, for the substance \"Carbonic acid disodium salt, compd. with hydrogen peroxide (2:3)\", in the
column headed \"UN Number\", the number \"1479\" and substitute the number \"3378\".

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