Traduction de «base chimique » (Français → Anglais) :

[Text] Question No. 208 Mr. Loyola Hearn: With regard to the use of chemical agents by the Canadian military, were chemical agents tested by the Canadian military and, if so: (a) in what year(s); (b) which chemical agents were tested; (c) where were chemical agents tested; (d) were there different locations where chemical agents were stored and not tested; (e) were there chemical agents tested or stored at CFB Shilo and posted to CFB Petawawa and, if so, what type of tests were performed and how often; (f) what quantity of agents were stored at CFB Shilo and CFB Petawawa respectively and for how long; (g) were there ongoing shipments of chemical ag ...[+++]ents from base to base; (h) were military personnel made aware when they were involved in the transport or storage of chemical agents; (i) was there a safety policy relative to chemical agents at the time of storage or testing; (j) how many times has the safety regulations protocol pertaining to chemical agents been amended since the 1960s; and (k) does the current policy differ greatly from military policies of the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s and, if so, in which way?

Building on its existing experience, the expanded European Chemicals Bureau should be a receiving body for the registration dossier, and forward the copies of the registration dossiers to the Member State authorities, establish and maintain a comprehensive central database on all registered chemicals, perform spot-checks and computerised screening of the registered substances for properties raising particular concern.

Chemical safety reports will be produced for substances placed on the market in quantities at or above 10 tonnes[34] and a data base with the purpose to make publicly available non confidential data about chemical substances will be kept by the European Chemicals Agency.

The DNA sequence is the order of these chemical bases, which contains the genetic information necessary for the development and maintenance of a living organism.

6. On the basis of the overall assessment of and general principles for the prevention of risks in Articles 4 and 5, the employer shall take technical and/or organisational measures appropriate to the nature of the operation, including storage, handling and segregation of incompatible chemical agents, providing protection of workers against hazards arising from the physico-chemical properties of chemical agents.

6. Integrated chemical installations, that is to say those installations for the manufacture on an industrial scale of substances using chemical conversion processes, in which several units are juxtaposed and are functionally linked to one another and which are: (i) for the production of basic organic chemicals; (ii) for the production of basic inorganic chemicals; (iii) for the production of phosphorous, nitrogen or potassium-based fertilizers (simple or compound fertilizers); (iv) for the production of basic plant health products ...[+++] and of biocides; (v) for the production of basic pharmaceutical products using a chemical or biological process; (vi) for the production of explosives.