"Constitutional Developments of the Habsburg Empire in the Last Decades before its Fall"
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Spis treści
1. Introduction 8
2. Basic Legal Regulation 10
2.1. EC Legislation Adopted in Poland Immediately After the Access to European Union (in Force Since 1 May 2004) 10
2.2. List of Polish Legally Binding Acts Related To The Waste Management 11
2.3. List of Legally Binding EC Acts Related to the Waste Management 18
3. Purchase and Storage of Chemical Reagent 24
3.1. Purchase of Chemical Reagent 24
3.2. Storage 25
3.3. Choice of Storage Space and Structural Organization of the Central Chemical Storehouse 25
3.4. Passing Chemicals on User 28
4. Chemical Reagents at the Workplace 29
4.1. Formal Requirements with Regard to Final User 29
4.2. Formal Requirements with Regard to the Workplace 29
4.3. Chemical Laboratory Activitie 31
5. Gathering and Preparation of Chemical Wastes and Packagings for Recovery and Disposal 39
5.1. Classification of the Waste at the Workplace 39
5.2. Dealing with The Chemical Waste 41
5.2.1. Dealing with the Waste Classified in Groups O and F 41
5.2.2. Dealing with the Waste Classified in Groups P and N 41
5.2.3. Dealing with the Waste Classified in Groups TN and TP 41
5.2.4. Dealing with the Waste Classified as the Type S (Saline Solutions with pH = 6–8) 42
5.2.5. Dealing with the Waste Containing Mercury, Group R 42
5.2.6. Dealing with the radioactive waste 42
6. Waste Transfer for Recovery and Disposal 44
6.1. Choice of the Waste Transfer Company 44
6.2. Classification of Wastes Transferred for Recovery and Disposal 44
6.3. Collection of Waste to the Central Chemical Storehouse 46
7. Summary 49
8. Literature 51
9. Appendices 52
9.1. Appendix 1 – Factual and Formal Requirements of the Chemical Safety Card 52
9.2. Appendix 2 – Chemical Safety Card of Carbon Tetrachloride 56
9.3. Appendix 3 – Phrases Indicating Special Risks and Describing Safety Precaution 66
9.4. Appendix 4 – Catalogue of Wastes Including Hazardous Waste 72
9.5. Appendix 5 – Waste Transfer Card 105