T100 national waste code Unlabelled or new lab chemicals with unknown health effects.
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- DCCEEW hazardous-waste data and reporting standard 2025
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T100, Research, laboratory and teaching chemicals.
National reporting
Research, laboratory and teaching chemicals
National reporting T100: new, unidentified or effects-unknown chemicals from research or teaching can fall here.
ComplyOnSiteIs National T100 hazardous waste?
Not from the code alone. T100 is a DCCEEW category for hazardous-waste reporting. It groups national data and does not make every material with that description hazardous. State and territory rules decide the classification, exclusions and movement duties for a real load.
Enter T100 in the national waste-data category field when you report under that standard. It is not a national transport certificate. A movement needs the code and record accepted where it starts, plus any destination consignment authorisation an interstate controlled load needs. Use separate interstate movement controls for that, because a reporting code gives no state movement classification.
What does National T100 cover?
Chemical waste from research, development or teaching. That includes new or unidentified substances and substances with unknown effects on people or the environment.
- Official wording
- Waste chemical substances arising from research and development or teaching activities, including those which are not identified and/or are new and whose effects on human health and/or the environment are not known
- Reporting group
- Miscellaneous
- Description edition
- 2025
Are research, laboratory and teaching chemicals National T100?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| T100 | The chemical waste came from research, development or teaching. |
These examples show the reporting category only. They don't set a state's code, classification threshold or whether a facility may receive the waste. Use the state's own list before preparing transport paperwork.
Which wastes take National T100?
| Waste | When it’s T100 |
|---|---|
| Laboratory chemicals | The laboratory chemical is obsolete or unidentified and fits no more specific entry. |