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E100 waste code South Australia Peroxides that catch fire or react, but not hydrogen peroxide.

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E100, Peroxide waste other than hydrogen peroxide.

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    Peroxide waste other than hydrogen peroxide

South Australia E100: hydrogen peroxide is outside this peroxide-waste entry.

Waste containing peroxides in South Australia. Hydrogen peroxide is left out of this entry.

Is South Australia E100 hazardous waste?

Not from the code alone. This is the SA EPA operational description. A code can be on the operational list without being in the table of waste that needs tracking. The description doesn't approve a receiving facility or a disposal method.

E100 is in the SA table of waste that needs tracking, within the state or interstate. Enter it with the SA description on the WasteTracker transport certificate, against a matching consignment authorisation. The consignor, transporter and receiver each complete their own part. The SA tracking exemptions still apply.

What does South Australia E100 cover?

Waste with a peroxide goes here, unless the peroxide is hydrogen peroxide. The entry is chemical-specific, so it doesn't take every oxidising agent.

Is South Australia E100 the code for peroxide waste?

CodeWhen it fits
E100The waste contains a peroxide other than hydrogen peroxide.

Use the EPA operational entry for an SA load. The interstate Policy wording is kept where it differs, but it doesn't replace the operational table or set tracking by itself.

Which wastes take South Australia E100?

WasteWhen it’s E100
Peroxide wasteTesting or process knowledge shows oxidising properties or a peroxide.

Which codes sit beside South Australia E100?

CodeWhat it is
D330Inorganic sulphides
D340Perchlorates
D350Chlorates
D360Phosphorus compounds
E120Explosive waste
F100Paint, ink and dye waste
F110Resin, latex and adhesive waste
G100Ethers (oxygen-linked organic compounds)