Examples of using Sccps in English and their translations into Russian
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Toxaphene/SCCPs.
SCCPs added to rubber.
They were unable to detect SCCPs<0.1 ug/g.
SCCPs or less EU only.
All samples were analysed for SCCPs.
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SCCPs are also possible carcinogens.
Table 3-4 presents scenarios for exposure of humans to SCCPs.
SCCPs have also been detected in food.
Available substitutes were generally considered less harmful than SCCPs.
SCCPs are highly toxic to aquatic organisms.
Norway and the EU:List SCCPs, to eliminate production and use;
SCCPs appear to be hydrolytically stable.
Monaco neither produces nor uses SCCPs Annex E 2010 submission.
SCCPs can accumulate in food consumed by fish.
Bulgaria reports importation quantities of SCCPs from 19962009 Annex E 2010 submission.
SCCPs have also been measured in sewage sludge.
The historical profiles show the presence of relatively low levels of SCCPs compared with Lake Ontario Muir et al. 1999; 2002.
SCCPs are particularly toxic to aquatic invertebrates.
In beluga whale samples collected between 1987 and 1991, SCCPs ranged from 6620 to 85600 ng/g wet wt. in blubber and 544 to 38500 ng/g wet wt. in liver samples Bennie et al. 2000.
SCCPs were detected in all but four samples.
A number of experts expressed interest in work on short-chained chlorinated paraffins andnoted the work led by experts from the United Kingdom on risk assessments for short chained chlorinated paraffins(SCCPs) to support regulatory action within the European Union.
SCCPs are also particularly toxic to aquatic invertebrates.
The levels of SCCPs in air from the Arctic have also been reported by Bidleman et al. 2001.
SCCPs have been measured in sediments in Arctic lakes.
SCCPs were detected in surface waters in Ontario and Manitoba, Canada.
SCCPs are not readily or inherently biodegradable in standard tests.
SCCPs are no longer produced in Germany, having stopped production in 1995.
Sediments SCCPs were detected in sediments around the Great Lakes in Canada, Germany, Czech Republic and the United Kingdom.
SCCPs, to eliminate production and use; or alternatively, list SCCPs in annex II and specify allowed uses and related conditions in the implementation requirements.
SCCPs have been found at concentrations ranging from 95 to 626 ng/g wet wt. in the blubber of marine mammals, including beluga(Delphinapterus leucas), ringed seal(Phoca hispida) and walrus(Odobenus rosmarus) from several locations in the Arctic Tomy et al. 1998b; 2000.