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Cyanide waste codes Poisonous salts & carbon-bound compounds from plating & mining.

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Cyanide waste codes in Australia. Inorganic cyanides sit under A130, and organic cyanides with nitriles under M210, in every state.

Which wastes belong in cyanide waste codes?

Read the entries for cyanide from surface treatment, cyanide from heat treatment and inorganic cyanides. Organic cyanides or nitriles can sit in the organic chemical group instead. The word cyanide alone doesn’t settle it, because the process or composition decides.

What decides the entry in cyanide waste codes?

Keep the process description with the code. Plating, tempering and an organic chemical stream are different origins. Use the most specific state description and the state’s tracking precedence rule.

Which exclusions and routes differ for cyanide waste codes?

The shared classification and movement limits for cyanide waste codes are on the Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory and Northern Territory pages.

What do you do after choosing from cyanide waste codes?

Keep the plating, heat-treatment or chemical-process origin with the analysis. Then use the state entry and treatment route for that cyanide stream.

Cyanide waste codes: 31 codes

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Cyanide waste codes 31 codes

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