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List or group: Environmental Emergency Regulations
Substance identifier: 116-14-3
Substance identifier (2):
Substance name: Tetrafluoroethylene
Additional information: This substance, listed in Part 1, Item #100 with a Hazard Category (E = likely to explode) under schedule 1 with CAS Registry number 116-14-3 is subjected to the reporting of a release in section 18 of the Environmental Emergency Regulations, 2019 if it meets the minimum concentration of 1% (mass/mass) and is not part of exclusions in 2(2).

In addition, facilities will have to report quantities on site or/and create and bring into effect an environmental emergency plan for their site, if they meet certain conditions in the Environmental Emergency Regulations, 2019 and have a minimum of 4.5 tonnes on site.

For further information, please consult the Environmental emergencies website.
Recent publication(s): Environmental Emergency Regulations, 2019: SOR/2019-51 were published on March 6, 2019 and came into force on August 24, 2019.
Date published: 2019-03-06
List or group: Domestic Substances List (DSL)
Substance identifier: 116-14-3
Substance identifier (2):
Substance name: Ethene, tetrafluoro-
Additional information: This substance is on the Domestic Substances List (DSL).

The manufacture or import of a substance not on the DSL may be subject to notification under the New Substances Notification Regulations (Chemicals and Polymers) or the New Substances Notification Regulations (Organisms). Following notification, Environment and Climate Change Canada and Health Canada carry out a joint assessment process to determine whether there is a potential for adverse effects on the environment and human health.

This substance was added to the DSL as an “Existing Substance” given that it meets the criteria set out in CEPA for substances that were in commerce in Canada between 1984 and 1986.

A notice or order has been published indicating that the significant new activity (SNAc) provisions of CEPA apply to this substance. This action can be taken when it is suspected that new activities involving a substance could result in the substance becoming toxic under CEPA.

The SNAc provisions of CEPA trigger an obligation for a person to provide the Government of Canada with information about a substance when proposing to use, import or manufacture the substance for a significant new activity. The government then assesses the substance for potential risks to the environment and/or human health. If risks are identified, the government may impose risk management measures.
Recent publication(s): Canada Gazette Part II, Vol. 147, No. 11, May 22 2013, SOR/2013-97
Date published: 2013-05-22
List or group: Significant New Activity (SNAc) Orders and Notices
Substance identifier: 116-14-3
Substance identifier (2):
Substance name: Ethene, tetrafluoro-
Additional information: A notice or order has been published indicating that the significant new activity (SNAc) provisions of CEPA apply to this substance. This action can be taken when it is suspected that new activities involving a substance could result in the substance becoming toxic under CEPA.

The SNAc provisions of CEPA trigger an obligation for a person to provide the Government of Canada with information about a substance when proposing to use, import or manufacture the substance for a significant new activity. The government then assesses the substance for potential risks to the environment and/or human health. If risks are identified, the government may impose risk management measures.
Recent publication(s): Canada Gazette Part II, Vol. 147, No. 11, May 22 2013, SOR/2013-97
Date published: 2013-05-22
List or group: Domestic Substances List Categorization Results
Substance identifier: 116-14-3
Substance identifier (2):
Substance name: Ethene, tetrafluoro-
Additional information: Met the criteria under subsection 73(1) of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act, 1999 (CEPA).

For more information, please consult the Categorization of chemical substances web page and the Detailed categorization results of the Domestic Substances List found in Open Data.
Recent publication(s): Canadian Environmental Protection Act: categorization of existing substances
Date published: 2006-09-14
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