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BASEL SÖZLEŞMESİ                                        THE BASEL CONVENTION
 ANNEX III
 LIST OF HAZARDOUS CHARACTERISTICS


 UN Class  Code   Characteristics  UN Class  Code       Characteristics

 1  H1  Explosive:  4.1         H4.1                    Flammable solids:
 An  explosive  substance  or                           Solids,  or  waste  solids,  other
 waste is a solid or liquid subs-                       than  those  classed  as  explo-
 tance or waste (or mixture of                          sives, which under conditions
                                                        encountered  in  transport  are
 substances  or  wastes)  which
 is in itself capable by chemical                       readily  combustible,  or  may
 reaction  of  producing  gas  at                       cause or contribute to fire th-
 such a temperature and pres-                           rough friction.
 sure and at such a speed as to
 cause damage to the surroun-
 dings.


        4.2                     H4.2                    Substances or wastes liable to
 3  H3  Flammable liquids:
 The  word  “flammable”  has                            spontaneous combustion:
 the same meaning as “inflam-                           Substances  or  wastes  which
 mable”. Flammable liquids are                          are liable to spontaneous he-
 liquids, or mixtures of liquids,                       ating under normal conditions
                                                        encountered  in  transport,  or
 or liquids containing solids in
 solution  or  suspension  (for                         to heating up on contact with
 example, paints, varnishes, la-                        air,  and  being  then  liable  to
 cquers, etc., but not including                        catch fire.
 substances or wastes otherwi-
 se  classified  on  account  of
 their dangerous characteristi-
 cs) which give off a flammable
 vapour at temperatures of not   4.3  H4.3              Substances  or  wastes  which,
 more than 60.5ºC, closed-cup                           in  contact  with  water  emit
 test, or not more than 65.6ºC,                         flammable gases:
 open-cup  test.  (Since  the  re-                      Substances  or  wastes  which,
 sults  of  open-cup  tests  and                        by interaction with water, are
 of  closed-cup  tests  are  not                        liable  to  become  spontaneo-
 strictly  comparable  and  even                        usly flammable or to give off
 individual results by the same                         flammable gases in dangerous
 test  are  often variable,  regu-                      quantities.
 lations varying from the abo-
 ve figures to make allowance
 for such differences would be
 within the spirit of this defini-
 tion.)




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