to the Commission notice on technical guidance on the classification of waste

ANNEX 1: Annotated List of Waste 21 1.1. Structure of the LoW 21 1.2. Identifying the appropriate entry 24 1.2.1. Annotated List of Waste 27 1.3. Examples of the classification of complex entries 62 1.3.1. Packaging waste and contents 62 1.3.2. Waste from electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) 64 1.3.3. End-of-life vehicles (ELV) 66 1.4. Examples for the assessment of specific constituents of specific waste types 67 1.4.1. Organic constituents and specific chemical compounds 67 1.4.2. Substances that deplete the ozone layer 69 1.4.3. Asbestos 71 1.4.4. Wastes containing CaO and Ca(OH)2 72 1.4.5. Wastes containing coal tar and bitumen 74 1.4.6. Metals and alloys 75 1.4.7. Organic peroxides 76 1.4.8. Rubber wastes 77 1.4.9. Plastic wastes 78 1.4.10. POP wastes 80 ANNEX 2: Data sources and information basis on hazardous substances 83 2.1 Classification of substances as hazardous according to the CLP Regulation 83 2.1.1 Harmonised classification of substances 83 2.1.2 Self-classifications 84 2.1.3 The C&L Inventory as research tool 84 2.2 Information on composition, properties and waste management of substances/ mixtures becoming waste 85 2.3 Other information sources 86 ANNEX 3: Specific approaches to determine hazard properties (HP 1 to HP 15) 87 3.1. Determining HP 1: Explosive 87 3.2. Determining HP 2: Oxidising 88 3.3. Determining HP 3: Flammable 91 3.4. Determining HP 4: Irritant — skin irritation and eye damage 96 3.5. Determining HP 5: Specific Target Organ Toxicity (STOT) / Aspiration Toxicity 99 3.6. Determining HP 6: Acute Toxicity 102 3.7. Determining HP 7: Carcinogenic 105 3.8. Determining HP 8: Corrosive 106 3.9. Determining HP 9: Infectious 108 3.10. Determining HP 10: Toxic for reproduction 111 3.11. Determining HP 11: Mutagenic 113 3.12. Determining HP 12: Release of an acute toxic gas 114 3.13. Determining HP 13: Sensitising 118 3.14. Determining HP 14: Ecotoxic 119 3.15. Determining HP 15: Waste capable of exhibiting a hazardous property listed above not directly displayed by the original waste 122 ANNEX 4: Sampling and chemical analysis of waste 124 4.1. Sampling 124 4.1.1. Sampling framework 124 4.1.2. Sampling methodology 126 4.1.3. Sampling standards for different waste types 128 4.1.4. Sampling strategies to deal with homogeneity/heterogeneity 128 4.1.5. Statistical approach of sampling 128 4.2. Chemical analysis of waste 129 4.2.1. Realistic worst case substances 131 4.2.2. Generic entries 132 ANNEX 5: Sources and external references 134

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