Name: paracetamol CAS No.: 103-90-2 Appearance: Colorless crystalline powder Molecular formula: C8H9NO2 Molecular Weight: 151.163 Melting point:168°C-172℃ PACKAGE:25KGS/BAG
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Name: Paracetamol CAS No.: 103-90-2 Appearance: White crystal powder Molecular formula: C8H9NO2 Molecular Weight: 151.1649 Density: 1.293 g/cm3 Melting point: 168-172℃ Water solubility: 14 g/L (20℃) Water solubility: 14 g/L (20 ºC)
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The Health Canada’s Pest Management Regulatory Agency (PMRA) has recently published the re-evaluation project plan for Zoxamide. Zoxamide is a Benzamide Fungicide used to control oomycete diseases (for example, late blight and downy mildew). Zoxamide is currently registered for use on grape, bulb onion and potato. It is registered for application using ground and aerial equipment.
The re-evaluation project plan outlines the timeline, the anticipated
areas of focus for the risk assessments, and the data requirements for
the re-evaluation of zoxamide.
Anticipated Re-evaluation Timeline
The re-evaluation of zoxamide is defined as a Category 1 as described in
Regulatory Directive DIR2016-04, Management of Pesticides Re-evaluation
Policy. For this re-evaluation, 980 calendar days are required between
re-evaluation initiation and publication of the proposed decision.
Currently, a proposed re-evaluation decision for zoxamide is anticipated
to be published for consultation by January 2020. The re-evaluation
timeline may be updated if, during the risk assessment, the PMRA
identifies additional areas of focus that should be considered.
Human Health Risk Assessment
New assessments will be conducted for dietary exposure. Existing
assessments with minor updates are considered to be adequate to support
the re-evaluation of zoxamide for the other aspects of human health
assessment.
Environmental Risk Assessment
New assessments will be conducted for environmental fate, water modelling and environmental exposure.
Value
The value of zoxamide will be considered. The viability of alternatives
will be examined for certain uses if risks of concern requiring
mitigation are identified.
Data Requirements
The PMRA has identified the need for the technical registrant to provide
data for zoxamide related to environmental toxicology and fate.
Relevant data/studies were requested from the technical registrant. A
summary of the data call-in is found in the PMRA’s Public Registry. For a
list of data categories that were required, see Appendix I. In
addition, information regarding the registered use pattern was requested
and received by the registrant, to inform the risk assessments.