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M210 waste code SA interstate policy Nitriles & other carbon-bound cyanide chemicals.

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M210, South Australia interstate Policy: organic cyanides and nitriles.

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    South Australia interstate Policy: organic cyanides and nitriles

South Australia interstate Policy M210: this entry joins organic cyanides with nitriles; inorganic cyanides belong under A130.

Waste organic cyanides, including nitriles such as acrylonitrile, used to make plastics, rubber & fibres.

Is SA interstate policy M210 hazardous waste?

Not from the code alone. This description comes from South Australia's interstate controlled-waste Policy, which is kept apart from the current SA EPA operational table. Whether a waste is controlled also depends on the hazardous-characteristic test and the movement rules.

For a controlled border movement in SA WasteTracker, enter the operational code in the waste-code field of the transport certificate, with the SA description, against the matching consignment authorisation. The operational entry sets the SA tracking-table position. This Policy entry doesn't set local tracking by itself. The SA approval and record requirements apply.

What does SA interstate policy M210 cover?

Organic cyanides and nitriles. Inorganic cyanides fall outside it and use A130.

Official wording
Cyanides (organic)/nitriles

Does SA interstate policy M210 take organic cyanides and nitriles?

CodeWhen it fits
M210The waste contains an organic cyanide or nitrile.
A130The cyanide is inorganic, not organic.

Use this description for the interstate Policy question. For the operational SA classification, compare the separate EPA entry, since the descriptions may differ.

Which wastes take SA interstate policy M210?

WasteWhen it’s M210
Organic cyanides and nitrilesAnalysis confirms an organic cyanide or nitrile.

Which codes sit beside SA interstate policy M210?

CodeWhat it is
M150South Australia interstate Policy: phenols and phenolic compounds
M160South Australia interstate Policy: other organohalogen compounds
M170South Australia interstate Policy: polychlorinated dibenzofurans
M180South Australia interstate Policy: polychlorinated dioxins
M220South Australia interstate Policy: isocyanates used in polyurethane products
M230South Australia interstate Policy: triethylamine foundry-sand catalyst
M250South Australia interstate Policy: surfactants and detergents
M260South Australia interstate Policy: strong-smelling organic chemicals