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EC number: 273-729-7 | CAS number: 69012-29-9 By-product from the production of ferronickel from a complex ore. Consists primarily of oxides of aluminum, iron, magnesium and silicon.
Toxicity to terrestrial arthropods
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Description of key information
Terrestrial arthropod toxicity is mainly secondary and is closely related to toxicity to terrestrial plants. Available studies on the chronic toxicity of Nickel to terrestrial arthropods has shown that Nickel’s toxicity is relatively low with NOECs for Nickel in the range of 300mg/kg dw, which corresponds to 50g slags/kg dw. Further study evaluation is in progress and new information will be entered when it becomes available.
Key value for chemical safety assessment
Additional information
Terrestrial arthropod toxicity is mainly secondary and is closely related to toxicity to terrestrial plants. Available studies on the chronic toxicity of Nickel to terrestrial arthropods has shown that Nickel’s toxicity is relatively low with NOECs for Nickel in the range of 300mg/kg dw, which corresponds to 50g slags/kg dw. Further study evaluation is in progress and new information will be entered when it becomes available.
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