Hazardous Waste Regulations, 2009 (S.I. No. 100 of 2009)

BELIZE: HAZARDOUS WASTE REGULAnONS, 2009 ARRANGEMENT OF REGULAnONS PART I PRELIMINARY 1. Short title 2. Interpretation 3. Application 4. Exemptions PART II HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY 5. General records 6. Minimum siting standards for all hazardous was management facilities 7. Financial assurance 8. Forfeiture of financial assurance instrument 9. Form of financial assurance PART III STORAGE 10. Storage facility standards 11. Storage facilities PARTIV TRANSPORTAnON 12. Duties of transporters 11 Prohibitions PART V TREATMENT 14. Siting ofwaste treatment facility PART VI LAND DISPOSAL 15. Liquid hazardous wastes 16. Solid hazardous wastes 17. Guidelines PART VII LANDFILL DISPOSAL PROHIBITIONS 18. Determination of landfill disposal restrictions 19. Prohibitions 20. Ban on importation 21. Mixing and dilution prohibited 22. Subdivision of hazardous waste prohibited PART VIII REQUIREMENT FOR WASTE CLASSIFICATION 23. Hazardous waste classification PARTIX INVESTIGATIONS, OFFENCES AND PENALTIES 24. Inspection 25. Offences and penalties ,SCHEDULE TABLE! TABLE2 No.100J BELIZE: Hazardous Waste STATUTORY INSTRUMENT No. 100 of 2009 1 REGULATIONS made by the Minister responsible for the Environment ill exercise ofthe powers conferred UpOIl Itim by sections 7, 26, 44 and 45 ofthe Environmental Protection Act, Cltapter 328 ofthe Substantive Laws of Belize, Revised Edition 2000 - 2003, and all other powers thereunto him enabling. (Gazetted 8tlt August, 2009.) 1. These Regulations may be cited as the HAZARDOUS WASTE REGULATIONS, 2009 Short title. 2. Inthese Regulations, unless the context otherwise lnterpretnio n requires. "Act" means the Environmental Protection Act; CAP. 328 "carrier" means aperson accepting for transportation or transporting wastes for storage, treatment or disposal; "container" means any portable device in which a waste is stored, including but not limited to drums, barrels, and pails; "Chief Environmental Officer" means the Chief CAP. 328 Environmental Officer appointed under the Act; "Department" means the Department ofthe Environment CAl'. 328 established under Section 3 ofthe Act; 2 Hazardous Waste [No. 100 CAP. 328 "Designated Officer" means a designated officeras defmed in section 2 ofthe Act; "disposal" means the intentional release of untreated hazardous wastes into, or onto land, air or water; "emptycontainer" means a containerthat contains less than 2.5 centimeters of residue remaining at the bottom of the containeror less than 3% ofthe original contents, whichever is the lesser amount; "farmer"means a person engaged in the primary production ofan agricultural, horticultural, or arboricultural operation for financialgain; "generator" means any person whose activity produces hazardous wastes or other wastes, or if that person is not known, the person who is in possession and/or control ofthose wastes; "hazardous wastes" means any material or substance characterized as being toxic, corrosive, flammable, reactive, explosive, infectious, or pathogenic that may pose a threat to the environmentand human health, and includes waste that are: Schedule Tallie 1 Schedule Table 2 (a) (b) listed in Table I ofthe Schedule; or defined by the criteriaspecified in Table 2 ofthe Schedule; or (c) listedinAnnex 1ofthe Basel Conventionon the Transboundary Movement ofHazardous Waste; "hazardous waste management facility" means afacilityfor the collection, storage, treatment, or disposal ofhazardous wastes which is authorized or permitted to operate for this purpose by the Department; No. 100] Hazardous Waste 3 "incompatible waste" means a hazardous waste tbat is unsuitablefor placement in a particular device, machine or facilitybecauseitmaycause corrosion or decay of containmentmaterials, or for comminglingwith another waste or material under uncontrolled conditions because the comminglingmight produce heat or pressure, fire or explosion, violent reaction, toxic dusts, mists, fumes orgases, or flammable fumes or gases; "treatment" includes, in relation to waste, any thermal, physical, chemical or biological processes that change the characteristics of waste in order to reduce its volnme or hazardous nature orfacilitates its handling, disposal or recovery; "waste" has the same meaning as in section 2 ofthe Act. 3. These Regulations apply to all hazardous wastes unless specifically exempted. CAP. 328 Application 4. These Regulations do not apply to (a) househo ld wastes while in the possessionofthe householder or while un-segregated in a municipal waste management system; (b) wastes,otherthanpesticidesandemptypesticide containers,generatedbyfarmersin: (i) the growing and harvesting ofcrops, or (ii) the raising ofanimals, including ma nures returned to the soil as fertilizers; Exemptions (c) any hazardous waste, exceptingthose chemicals listed in Table 3 ofthe Schedule, produced by a generator in an amount less than 5 kilograms ifa solid,or5litersifaliquid,permonth, butonlyifthe total quantity accumulated does not exceed 5 kilogramsor5litersatanyonetime; Schedule Table 3 4 Hazardous Waste (d) domesticsewage; [No. 100 General records (e) wastes resulting from emergency spill clean ups during emergency clean-up operations, provided the Department has authorized the clean-up activity and has made proper arrangement for the safe disposal ofany hazardous waste. PART II HAZARDOUS WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY 5. Every operator of a hazardous waste management facility shall keep an operating record, in a form acceptable to the ChiefEnvircnmental Officer, ofthe following information: (a) adescription ofeach waste received, generated orstored including: (i) the name ofthe waste; (if) a description ofthe wastes including the physical, chemical and biological characteristics ofthe waste; (iii) the physical state ofthe waste; (iv} the quantity in kilograros or in liters ofthe waste; (b) records ofall waste obtained from a generator; (c) all results ofplant inspections, tank inspections and the comments and data resulting from the inspections; (d) all personnel trainingprograro documentation; (e) a record of all events which resulted in contingencyplanimplementation; No. 100] Hazardous Waste (f) all monitoring data collectedas requiredby any approvals, includingoriginal strip chart record ingsandrecordings fromcontinuousmonitoring equipment, where applicable; (g) calibration and maintenance records ofmoni toring equipment; (h] copies ofall approvals issued by the Depart ment; (i) copies ofall applications for approvals filed with the Department; (j) copies ofall reports and records required by the Department; (k) the results ofall physical inventories ofwaste at the facility. 5 6. No person shall establish, construct or operate anyhazardous waste management facility: (a) in a 100 year floodplain unless the hazardous waste management facility is designed, con structed, operated and maintained to prevent washout ofany hazardous waste by a 100 year flood; (b) within 100 meters ofany land whichis subject to slope failure; (c) within a wetland area or an area immediately adj acent to a wetland so that natural drainage from the secure landfill would flow directly into the wetland area; (d) in a recharge area ofan unconfined area; Safeguards in Locating Facllitles 6 Hazardous Waste [No. 100 Requirement for financial nssurnnee instrument Forfeiture of Iin anc inl assurance tnstument. (e) within a minimum ofone and ahalf(l V,)rnile radius of any human settlement including a village, town, city, farm, resort or hotel; (j) within 300 meters of any non-intermittent watercourse or any other permanent water body. 7. (l) A person who operates a hazardous waste management facility shall provide to the ChiefEnvironmental Officer, ifthe ChiefEnvironmental Officer so requires, financial assurance in a form and amount that the ChiefEnvironmental Officerconsiders appropriate to coverthe cost ofreclamation, inventory removal, closure and 20 years ofpost closure care for the facility. (2) The amountofsecurity provided shall be based upon the total oflthe most current cost estimate for closure together with the most current cost estimate for post closure care and shall be annually adjusted for inflation. (3) The estimates shall be based on reclamation conducted by a third party. (4) In determining whether to require financial assurance, the ChiefEnvironmental Officer shall have regard to the volume ofhazardous waste at the facility or accepted, the characteristics ofthe waste, and the nature ofthe treatment and disposal ofsuch waste. (5) Within 30 days ofany changes to the closure plan or post closure care plan, the operator shall recalculate the closure and post closure care cost estimates and provide these to the ChiefEnvironmental Officer. 8. TheChiefEnvironmental Officerrnaydeclareforfeited the financial assurance instrument provided by the operator if: No. 100/ Hazardous Waste (a) the operator fails to commence closure in a timely fashion; (b) the operatorfails to complete closure in a timely fashion; (c) the operator fails to meet closure or post clo sure care standards specified in an approval; (d) the operator fails to renew an existing financial assurance instrument in a timely fashion; (e) the operator fails to adjust the amountoffinan cial assurance for inflation or to account for changes in the closure orpost closure care plan; (f) the operatorhas not complied with an environ mental protection order issued by the Chief Environmental Officer; (g) bankruptcyproceedings arecommenced against the operator. 7 9. The forms ofthe financial assurance include bonds and guarantees. PART III STORAGE 10. (I) A person who stores a hazardous waste shall store itin a manner satisfactory to the ChiefEnvironmental Officer, and in an amount and in a manner such that it will not cause an adverse effect to the environment so that: (a) any leakage is contained and prevented from entering into the remainder ofthe storage site and places beyond, including sewers and the groundunderneaththe site; Form of financial assurance Storage facility standards 8 Hazardous Waste [No. 100 (b) asecondary containment system is provided as a minimumfor liquid hazardous waste; (c) the hazardous waste is adequately labeled, stating the identity ofthe containedhazardous waste; (d) incompatible hazardous wastes are stored in such amanner that there will be no contact even in the event ofarelease; (e) routine inspections ofthe facilityareperformed; (f) the place where the hazardous waste is stored: (i) is secured from public entry, (ii) is prominently identified as a hazardous waste storage site, (iii) is equipped with suitable equipment to handle emergency situations, (iv)is provided with operators trained to respond to emergency situations specific to the waste and other substances stored; (v) has noopeninginthe secondarycontainment system that provides a direct connection to any place beyond the containment system, (vi) provides no access for surface water to enterthe secondary contaimnent system. (2) Forthe purposes ofthis Regulation, adequate labelinginc1udesthe identity, quantity, data generated and warning placard indicating the hazard associated with the waste. No.100J Hazardous Waste 9 11. (l) All hazardous waste storage facilities shall be sited, designed, operated, and constructed as approved by the ChiefEnvironmental Officer. (2) No person shall store hazardous waste on site unless such storage is approved ofby the ChiefEnvironmental Officer. (3) This Regulationshall not apply to storage facili ties constructed and operated before the commencement of theseRegulations. PART IV TRANSPORTATION 12. (1) A transporterofhazardous waste shall: (a) provide a certificate of collection to the generator ofthe hazardous waste; (b) transport hazardous waste to a facility authorized by the Department for storage, treatmentor final disposal, and shall obtain the necessary certificate ofreceipt ofsuch waste; (c) obtain from the generator ofthe hazardous waste a manifest, whichshall be signed for by both of them (transporter and generator), and which shall accompany all collection, transport and delivery processes; (d) keep up to date collection and destination records ofhazardous waste for inspection purposes, for a period ofup to ten years; (e) guarantee that all activities (collection, Storllge facilities Duties of transporters 10 Hazardous Waste [No. 100 transportation and delivery) shall be car ried out without any harm to the public health or the enviroumeut; (f) adopt all possible measures in order to avoid diluting or mixing ofincompatible hazardous wastes; (g) provide, every three months, to the De partment a report with all information on waste collection, transportation and deliv ery; (h) identify allvehicles with a clear and visible inscription (on both sides and behind) by writing the words "HAZARDOUS WASTE TRANSPORT" in large letters, or by having posted thereon such words; (i) present, when collecting wastes, a certifi cate ofauthorization given by the Depart ment; (j) develop and maintain a contingency plan for spill prevention with control and coun termeasure descriptions to designed mini mize hazards to public health and the envi ronment; (k) have a written emergency procedure for spills including a notificationsystem; iden tifiable characteristics, source, extent, amount ofspills, and access numbers of appropriate authorities; (/) provide adequate and continuous training to all his personnel; No.100J Hazardous Waste· (m) have an insurance to cover anyh=com ingfrom the development ofhis activities; (n} carry inthe vehicle all the adequate equip mentandmaterials to reduce andminimize the hazards ofan eventualwaste spill; (0) keep arecord,inthevehicle, ofanyaccident which may have occurred during the transportation ofhazardons wastes; (p) have,whentransportinghazardonswasteby water, a special floatable container, even when it is full of-wastes, which shall be independentofthetransportunit. 11 13. No transporter shall: (a) store hazardous waste for a period ex ceeding ten days before or after transpor tation; (b) collect, transport or deliver hazardous waste stored in deficient containers; (c) accept hazardous waste without having previous acceptance ofthe treatment or final disposal plant where it will be re ceived; (d) transportsimultaneonslyincompatiblehaz ardous waste in the same vehicle. PARTY TREATMENT 14. .(I) All facilitiesforthe treatment orfinal disposal of hazardouswaste shall be sited, designed, constructed and operated as approved bythe ChiefEnvironmental Officer. Prohibitions Locating a waste treatment facility 12 Hazardous Waste PART VI LAND DISPOSAL [No. 100 Liquid hazardous waste Solid hazardous wastes 15. No liquid hazardous waste shall be disposed ofin a landfill. 16. (I) The Chief Environmental Officer shall not approve the disposal of solidhazardous wastes, not otherwise prohibited from disposal in a landfill, unless the landfill is provided with at least: (a) two linersofwhichat leastone isasynthetic liner; " (b) a leachate collection and removal system; (c) a groundwater monitoring system; and (d) a leak detection system between the two liners. (2) The Chief Environmental Officer shall not approve the disposal of'liquid hazardous wastes by means of deep well injection unless the following are met: (a) the fluids will be injected deep into the earth into brine saturated formation or non-fresh water zones ofmore than I0,000 mg/l TDS; (b) the depth ofthe well shall be no less than two thousand (2,000) feet; (c) assurances areprovided to showthatfluids injected into the deep sub-surface are likely to remain confined for a very long time; No. 100] Hazardous Waste 13 (d) the operator ofthe well cao demonstrate thatthere are no traosmissive fractures or faults in the confining rock layers through which injectedfluids could travel towards drinking water sources; (e) the well casings preventthe borehole from caving in, aod are constructed of a corrosion-resistantmaterial such as steel or fiberglass-reinforced plastics; (f) in the instaoce ofpetroleumwater, these must first receive pre-treatmentso that the discharge ofoil in water does not exceed 30 mg/l or ppm; (g) a comprehensive monitoring and documentation programme is developed which has been approved by the Department; (Iz) proper monitoring aoddocumentation of injection pressure aod flow rate to ensure peakefficiency ofthe facility is conducted; (/) continuous monitoring ofthe pressurized aonulus fluid around casings is conducted to detect possible leaks. 17. All hazardous waste maoagement facilities shall be Guidelines sited, designed, operated, constructedaod closed in accordaoce with such guidelines as may be approved by the Chief Environmental Officer. PART VII LANDFILL DISPOSAL PROHIBITIONS 18. (I) The generator of a hazardous waste shall be responsible for determining ifhis hazardous waste is restricted from laodfill disposal pursuantto these Regulations. Determination or landfill disposal restrictions 14 Hazardous Waste [No. 100 Prohibitions (2) The generator shall use a reasonable knowl edge ofthe hazardous waste composition inmaking the deter mination under subregulation(1) above. 19. Landfill disposal ofthe following hazardous wastes is prohibited: (a) solid hazardous wastes containing I or more halogenated organic compounds in a total combined concentration greaterthan 1000 milligrams per kilogram; (b) solid hazardous wastes containing I or more ofthe following non-halogenated organic compounds in a total combined concentrationgreaterthan I 000 milligrams per kilogram: (i) acetone; (ii) benzene; (i) nebutyl alcohol; (ii) carbondisulfide; (iii) cresols and cresylic acid; (iv) cyc1ohexanone; (v) ethyl acetate; (vi) ethyl benzene; (vii) ethylether; (viii) isobutanol; (ix} methanol; (x) methyl ethyl ketone; (xi) methyl isobutylketone; (xii) nitrobenzene; (xiii} 2-nitropropanone; (xiv) pyridin; (xv) toluene; {xvi) xylene; No.lOOf Hazardous Waste (c) flammable gasses that exert a measurable pressure on the cylinder, tube, tank or container in which they are held; (d) hydrocarbon contaminated solids exhibiting a flash point less than or equal to 61 degrees Centigrade as determined by the closed cup test method; (e) flammable substances that are liable to spontaneous combustion under the conditions of disposal or are liable to emit flammable gasses under the conditions ofdisposal; (f) wastes which produce a waste extract that contains one ormoresubstances listed inColumn I ofTable 2 ofthe Schedule in concentrations equal or greaterthanthe concentrationspecified for each contaminant in Column II ofthe said Table, ifthose wastes are to be disposed with municipalgarbage; (g) earthen materials including gravel, sand clay and soil, that contain more than 100 parts per millionby weight ofpolychlorinatedbiphenyls; (lz)hazardous wastes with a pH less than 2.0 or more than 12.5; (i) solid hazardous wastes producing a waste extract which contains any substance in a concentration greater than the value for that substance shown in subregulations (f) to (h). 15 Schedule Column 1 Table 2 20. (I) Subjectto subregulation(2) below, no person shall import any hazardous waste into Belize without first obtaining written authorizationfrom the Department, provided no such authorizationshall be given unless thepersonestablishes to the satisfaction ofthe Departmentthat: Bun on importation 16 Hazardous Waste [No. 100 Mixing and dilution prohiiated. Subdivision of hazar-dous waste prohibited. Hazar-dous classlfl clition. Inspection (a} the hazardous waste will be used as a raw material for an industry in Belize; and (bj there will be no harm to the human health and the environment from the use ofsuch hazardous waste. (2) No person shall import hazardous waste into Belize for the purpose ofdisposal. 21. No person shall mix hazardous waste with any solid or liquid for the sole purpose of dilution or to avoid the requirements ofthese Regulations. 22. Nopersonshall divide ahazardous waste in order to avoid the requirements ofthese Regulations orin order to meet the exemptions provided for in Regulation 4. PART VIII REQUIREMENT FOR WASTE CLASSIFICATION 23. (I) Any person generating hazardous waste is re sponsible for classifying each hazardous waste in a manner approved in writing by the Chief Environmental Officer. (2) Waste streams shall be individually classified at their source and shall not be analyzed following mixing or dilution with other waste streams. (3) Any person generating a hazardous waste shall keep adequate records of the dates, types and amounts of hazardous waste generated and the date and location where such waste are shipped for disposal. PARTIX INVESTIGATIONS, OFFENCES AND PENALTIES 24. Any designated officermay enter and inspect anyhazardouswaste managementfacility,andmayinspectand take copies ofthe records of such facility. No.100j Hazardous Waste 17 25. Everypersonwho contravenes orfailsto comply with any ofthe provisions ofthese Regulations commits an offence and shall be liable on summary convictionto afine ofnot less tban twenty five tbousand dollars orto imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years, orto both suchfine and period ofimprisonment. MADE by the Ministerresponsible for the Environment this 27th day of July, 2009. i\SPARVEGA) Minister ofNatural Resources and the Environment Printed itt Belize by the Government Printer #1 Power Lane, Belmopan City Offences and penalties. 18 Hazardous Waste SCHEDULE [Regulations 2, 4 and 191 TABLE! [No. 100 CAP. 328 DISCARDED GOODS, CONTAINERS, AND LISTED WASTE STREAMS (I) Hazardous wastes listedinthis Table consist of: (a) The list ofhazardous substances listed in Part I ofthe Schedule to the Environmental Protection Act. (b) Any unrinsed empty container with an internal volume greater than 5 liters which held a substance listed in ColumnIII. (c) Any collectionofunrinsedempty containerwith a cornbinedinternal volume greater than 5 liters which held substances listed in Table 3. (d) Any container with an internal volume greater than 5 liters which contains a substance listed in Table 3 or I (a) ofthis Table and which is not an empty container. (e) Any collection ofcontainers with a combined internal volume greater than 5 liters whi c h contain substances listed in Table 3 or I (a) of this Table, and which are not empty containers. (f) Pulp mill sludges from processes which involve the use ofchlorine or chlorine con t a i n i n g compounds, if the sludges produce a waste extract, which contains any ofthe following substances in a concentration greater than that shown: No. 100] Hazardous Waste 19 Maximumconcentration inwasteextract: Constituent mg/I TotalHexachloro-dibenzo-p-dioxins O.00I TotalHexachloro-dibenzofurans O. 00I TotalPentachloro-dibenzo-p-dioxins O.00 I TotalPentachloro-dibenzofurans O.00I TotalTetrachloro-dibenzo-p-dioxins 0.001 TotalTetrachloro-dibenzofurans O.00 I 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol 0.050 2, 3,4, 6-Tetrachlorophenol 0.010 Pentachlorophenol 0.010 TABLE 2 DISCARDED MIXTURES AND SOLUTIONS (I) Hazardous waste defined by criteria in this Table are thefollowing: (a) any mixture or solution whichproduces a waste extract which contains any substances in concentrations which exceed the following levels: Constituent Column I Arsenic Barium Benzene Benzo (a) pyrene Boron Cadmium Carbon Tetrachloride Chloroform Chroniurn Total Cresol Cyanide Regulatorv Levels ColumnII(mg/lorppm) 5.0 100.0 .025 0.001 500.0 0.5 0.25 3.0 5.0 200.0 20.0 20 Hazardous Waste [No.IOO 1,2 Dichloroenzene 1,4 Dichlorobenzene 1,2 Dichlorobenzene J, 1 Dichloroehylene Dichloromethane 2,4 Dinitrotolnene 2,4 Dichlorophenol Fluoride Hexaachlorobenzene Hexachlorobutadiene Hexachloroethane Lead Mercury Methylthylketone Monochlorobenzene Nitrate and Nitrate Nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA) Nitrate Nitrobenzene Pentachlorophenol Pyridine Selenium Silver Tetrachloroethylene Tetrchlorophenol, 2, 3, 4 Trichloroethylene 2,4,5 - Trichlorophenol 2,4,6 - Trichlotophrnol Trihalomethanes Uranium Vinyl chloride 20.0 0.5 0.25 0.35 5.0 0.13 90.0 150.0 013 0.5 3.0 1.0 0.1 100.0 4.0 1000. 5.0 100.0 2.0 6.0 5.0 1.0 5.0 10.0 10.0 0.25 400.0 0.50 35.0 2.0 0.1 (b) Any mixture or solution which cannot be classified as hazardous under columnIand II aboveandwhich contains 0.01 percent by mass or greater ofany ofthe snbstances listed in paragraph l(a) ofTable 1ofthe list referred to in paragraph 1(a)ofTable I, provided the listed snbstance is known to be present or is reasonably expected to bepresent in themixture orsolution. No. 100] Hazardous Waste TABLE 3 21 Acetaldehyde, chiaro Acetamid,N- (aminothioxomethyl) Acetamide2-flouro-, sodiumsalt AcetimidicacidNM[methylcarbarnoyl] oxy]thio-,methylester 3-(aJpha-Acetonylbenzyl) -a-bydroxycounarin and salts, when present at concentrations greater than 0.3% l-Acetyl Zcthiourea 5-(Aminomethyl)-3-isoxazoloI Ammoniumpicrate Ammoniumvanadate Arsenic acid Arsenic (lID oxide Arsenic (V) oxide Arsenictrioxide Arsine, diethyl Aziridine Bariumcyanide Benzenamine.e-chloro Benzenamine,4-nitro Benzene,(Chloromethyl) 1,2 Benzenediol,4- [f-hydroxy-Z(methylamin) ethyl Benzenethiol Benzylcloride Berylliumdust Bis (chloromethyl) ether Bromoacetone Brucine Calciumcyanide Camphene, octachloro Carbamimidoseleroic acid Carbon bisulfide Carbondisulfide Carhonlchloride Chloride cyanide Chloroacetaldehyde p-chloroanillne I-(O-ChloropenyI)thiourea 3-Chloropropionitrile Copper cyanides Cyanides(soluble cyanide salts), not elsewhere specified Cyanogen chloride Dichlorophenylarsine 22 Hazardous Waste Diethylarsine O,O-Diethyls- [2- (ethylthio)ethyl]phosphoroditioate Diethyl-p-nitruphenyl phosphate O,O-Diethyl O-p- [2- (ethylthio)ethyl)phosphoroditioate Diethyl-p-nitrophenyl phosphate O,O·Diethyl Oeprazinyl phoshorotioate Dlsoprophyl flurorohosphate 3,3 Dimethyl-I-(menthylthio)-2-butanone, 0- [methylamino) carbonyl] oxime 0,0 Dimethyl Ocp-nitrohenyl phosphortioate Dimethylnitrosamine alpha, alpha-Dimethylpenethylamine 4,6-Dinitro-o-cresol andsalts 4,6-Finitro-o-cyciohexyllienoI 2,4-Dinitrophnol Diphosphoramide.octamethyl 2,4-Dithiobiuret Dithiopyrophosphoric acid.tetraethyl ester Epinehrine Ethanamine, 1,l-dimethyl-Zcphenyl Ethenamin,N-methyl-N-nitroso Ethyl cyanide EthyJenimine Famphur Fluorine Fluoroacetamide Fluoroaceric acid, sodium salt Fulmunic acid, mercury (11) salt Hexaethyl tetrasphosphate Hydrazinecarbothioamide Hydrazine.rnethyl Hydrocyanic acid Hydrogen cyanide Hydrogen phosphide Isocyanic acid, methyl ester 3(2H)-Isoxazolone, 5-(aminom,thyl) Mercury, (acetate-c) enyl Mercury fulminate Methane,oxybis (chloro Methane.terranitros Methanethiol, trichloro 4,j-Merhano-J H-indene, I,4,5,6,7,8,8-heptachloro 3a.,4,7,7a-tetrahydro 2-Methylaziridin Methyl hydrazine [No. 100 No.IOO] Hazardous Waste 23 Methyl alpha-Napthylthiourea Nicklecarbonyl Nickle carbide Nickle (I I) cyanide Nickletetracarbonyl Nitric oxide p-Nitroaniline Nitrogen dioxide Nitrogen (1 I) oxide Nitrogen (IV) oxide Nitroglycerine N-Nitrosodimethylamine N-Nitrosomenthylvinylamine 5-Norbomene-2,3-dimathanol, 1,4,5,6,7, 7-hexachloro, cyclicsulfite Octamethylyrohosporamide Osmium oxide Osmium tetroxide 7-0xabicycio [22.1] heptane-2,3-dicarboxylicacid Phenol,z-cyclohexyl, 4,6-dinitro Phenol,2,4-dinitro-6-methyl Phenol2,a-dlnlrro-e-{l-methyl-propyl) Phenol, 2,4, ri-trinitro, ammonium salt