Examples of using Pentabde in English and their translations into Russian
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Emissions from waste containing PentaBDE.
PentaBDE is widespread in the global environment.
A substantial range of studies on PentaBDE has been identified.
PentaBDE has been used as flame retardant additive.
TetraBDE was again predominant, followed by PentaBDE.
PentaBDE has been used as a flame retardant additive.
Table 3.1 Risk quotient values for PentaBDE Environment Canada 2006.
PentaBDE has spread widely in the global environment.
Norway's risk evaluation of pentaBDE congeners was based on.
PentaBDE is no longer manufactured, imported or used in Canada.
A patent on a technical mixture containing PentaBDE was issued for China in 1999.
Australia: PentaBDE is effectively banned for use in new articles.
In the European Union and Norway concentrations of PentaBDE congeners of up to 0.1% by weight are allowed.
PentaBDE transfers from mothers to embryos and breastfed infants.
Following pregnancy hexaBDE andother PBDEs such as tetraBDE and pentaBDE are excreted in the breast milk.
PentaBDE transfers from mothers to embryos and lactating infants.
There are several factors indicating long-range transboundary transport of PentaBDE in the environment.
The EU notified PentaBDE to the Rotterdam Convention in 2003.
This increase was not as dramatic as that found for the tetra- and PentaBDE congeners.
PentaBDE is widespread in the global environment and in humans.
The final regulatory action bans all uses of pentaBDE at concentrations equal to or greater than 0.1 per cent by weight.
Such degradation processes may provide an exposure route to organisms via inhalation oringestion of the foam particles and their associated PentaBDE.
Although PentaBDE has low water solubility, it has been detected in lakes and seas.
Manufacturers of furniture textiles have stated that the textile contained 0.45% PentaBDE in a Norwegian flow analysis reported in 2003.
Components of the PentaBDE commercial mixtures are included in the PIC procedure as industrial chemicals.
In this Decision Guidance Document, typical pentabromodiphenyl ether commercial mixtures will be abbreviated as c-PentaBDE andthe name of the substance pentabromodiphenyl ether will be abbreviated as PentaBDE.
Infants are exposed to PentaBDE through the diets of their mothers' milk, since PentaBDE is lipophilic and accumulates in the milk VKM, 2005.
The researchers estimated a characteristic travel distance(CTD) ranging from 1,113 to 2,483 km for TetraBDE,608 to 1,349 km for PentaBDE, and 480 to 735 km for decaBDE.
The regulatory action banned uses of PentaBDE commercial mixtures thereof based on a risk evaluation under the prevailing conditions in Norway.
In addition, the Parties to the Protocol andthe Executive Body will need to respond to the proposal by Norway to add pentabromodiphenyl ether(pentaBDE) and to the proposal by Sweden to add perfluorooctane sulphonate(PFOS) as new substances to the Protocol.