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California Proposition 65 — Inorganic Arsenic Compounds Listing

Inorganic arsenic compounds are listed as carcinogens under California's Proposition 65, with consumer product warning requirements linked to exposure thresholds.

Overview

Inorganic arsenic compounds are listed under California Proposition 65 as chemicals known to the state to cause cancer (OEHHA Prop 65 arsenic (As)). The associated quantitative implementation threshold is the No Significant Risk Level (NSRL); products sold in California that expose a consumer above the NSRL must carry a Prop 65 warning unless the business can demonstrate the exposure does not exceed the threshold (OEHHA Prop 65 As).

Listing record

CategoryStatus
CancerCurrently listed
NSRL (cancer, oral)Not yet in the library

Sources

  • OEHHA Prop 65 As — OEHHA. Arsenic (Inorganic Arsenic Compounds), Proposition 65 chemical listing.

References

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  1. Arsenic (inorganic Arsenic Compounds) — Proposition 65 Chemical ListingCalifornia Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment · oehha.ca.govGovernment

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