The National Opat-on-A compilation and publication of the List of Partial Category IV Monitoring Chemicals (2019) and its index

in order to facilitate the monitoring of chemical enterprises and the competent departments of OPCW at all levels to identify the fourth class of monitoring chemicals, accurately declare the National Statistical Report on Monitoring Chemicals, fulfill the obligations declared by the Chemical Weapons Convention, the National Opto-op has compiled a list of the fourth class monitoring chemicals (2019) and its index, including a total of 8,939 class 4 monitoring chemicals, which are now releasednote the following:I and IV monitoring chemicals are any organic chemicals that can be identified by their chemical names, structural and chemical abstract registry registration numbers as belonging to all compoundfamilies other than carbon oxides, sulphides and metal carbonatesII, according to the RESOLUTION of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons(OPCW), low-polymers, polymers, chemicals containing only carbon and metals do not fall into category IV monitoring chemicalsHowever
polymer monomer belongs to the fourth class of monitoring chemical
If a polymer-producing plant produces a single break of polymer at the same time, the plant is required to declare the individual's annual announcementiii, inorganic chemicals containingphosphorus, sulfur, fluorine
but notcarbon(e.gsulphuric acid) are not category IV monitoring chemicals4The Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC) provides for exemption symbarization of a plant specializing in the production of explosives or hydrocarbons, provided that the exemption applies to the plant rather than to a single workshop or a single chemicalFor plants producing explosives or hydrocarbons, explosives or hydrocarbons produced in the plant shall also be declared annual lying if there are workshops that produce other class IV monitoring chemicals by synthetic meansno declaration of chemicals
obtainedonly bybioextraction,obtained without a chemical synthesis stepthe six and fourth categories of monitoring chemicals a wide range of varieties, the list includes common but does not include all of the fourth class of monitoring chemicalsIf a chemical is not on the list, determine whether it belongs to the class IV monitoring chemical based on the relevant definitions described above7If it is found that there are errors in the fourth class of monitoring chemicals not included in the list, or the relevant information about chemicals in the list, we are kindly welcome to timely feedback to the National OPCW in order to further revise and improveaccessories:1Part of category IV monitoring chemicals directory (2019 version)2Part 4 monitoring chemicals directory (2019 version) (index)(
contact number: 010-68205586)Annex 1.
Part of category IV monitoring chemicals directory (2019 edition) (1-1500)pdf
part part of the fourth category monitoring chemicals directory (2019 version) (1501-4001) pdf part part of category IV List of Monitored Chemicals (2019) (4002-6001).pdf part of the category IV monitoring chemicals directory (2019 edition) (6002-8939).pdf
Annex 2.
Part of the Category 4 Monitoring Chemicals List (2019 edition) Index.pdf