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GB/T 36700.4-2018 in English

GB/T 36700.4-2018 in English

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Chemicals—Guidance on hazard classification to the aquatic environment—Part 4:Degradation

  • Issued on:2018-09-17
  • Implemented on:2019-04-01
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Standard No: GB/T 36700.4-2018
Document status: VALID
Title in English: Chemicals—Guidance on hazard classification to the aquatic environment—Part 4:Degradation
Title in Chinese: 化学品 水生环境危害分类指导 第4部分:降解
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 5 business days
Issued on: 2018-09-17
Implemented on: 2019-04-01
ICS Classification: 13.300-Protection against dangerous goods
Chinese Classification: A80-Marking, packaging, transport and storage in general
Professional Classification: GB-National Standard
Related Keywords: aquatic environmental hazard classification system
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GB/T 36700.4
GB/T 36700.4-2018
Code of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals Part 28
Code of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals for the Aquatic Environment
High temperature degradation and harmlessness
Vulcanization environment classification

《GB/T 36700.4-2018化学品 水生环境危害分类指导 第4部分:降解》由TC251(全国危险化学品管理标准化技术委员会)归口,主管部门为国家标准化管理委员会。


Introduction

The core role of degradability in the classification of aquatic environmental hazards

GB/T 36700.4-2018, as a key component of the aquatic environmental hazard classification system for chemicals, systematically standardizes the interpretation method and judgment process of degradability data. Degradability, as an inherent characteristic of chemicals, directly affects their persistence and cumulative risk in the aquatic environment.


Technical Framework of Degradability Assessment

Assessment Type Standard Method Judgment Threshold Applicable Scenarios
Rapid Biodegradation GB/T 21801~21857 Series 28-day Degradation Rate ≥70% Priority Assessment Method
Inherent Biodegradability GB/T 21816~21818 Degradation Potential Assessment Secondary Assessment
Simulation Test ASTM E1279, etc. Half-life <16 days Environmental relevance verification

Analysis of key judgment factors

1. Validity of rapid biodegradability data

The standard clearly requires the evaluation:

  • Test substance concentration: Toxicity interference must be excluded within the range of 2-100mg/L
  • 10-day observation period: The passing level must be reached within 10 days from the time when degradation reaches 10%
  • Inoculum adaptability: The use of pre-adapted inoculum is prohibited

2. Principles for the application of alternative data

When standard test data is lacking:

  • BOD5/COD≥0.5 can be used as auxiliary evidence
  • Soil degradation data must meet the conditions of no pre-adaptation and environmental concentration
  • Only negative conclusions are accepted for QSAR prediction results

Technological evolution and implementation recommendations

This standard reflects three major advances in degradation assessment technology:

  1. Shifting from single endpoint assessment to multi-evidence weight analysis
  2. Expanding from laboratory conditions to environmental simulation verification
  3. Establishing a hierarchical assessment strategy for complex substances

Recommendations for enterprise implementation paths

  • Data collection phase: Prioritize the compilation of rapid biodegradability test reports
  • Gap analysis: Verify the compliance of the test method against Appendix C of the standard
  • Expert evaluation: Use the weight of evidence approach for conflicting data

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