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Erratum

Erratum for: Solvent solutions: comparing extraction methods for edible oils and proteins in a changing regulatory landscape. Part 2: Hazards control☆

Patrick Carré¹* orcid, Chandra Dev Borah², Thomas Piofczyk², Maike Gärtner², Sarah Bothe² and Sara Hadjiali²

¹ Terres Inovia, 11 rue G. Monge, 33610 Canéjan, France
² PPM, Berliner Chaussee 66, 39114 Magdebu, Germany

* Corresponding author: p.carre@terresinovia

Accepted: 20 January 2025 Published online: 20 February 2025

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Contribution to the Topical Issue: “Extraction solvents / Solvants d’extraction”.

Erratum for: OCL 2025, 32, 3 https://doi.org/10.1051/ocl/2024028

Regarding the article Carré P, Dev Borah C, Piofczyk T, Gärtner M, Bothe S, Hadjiali S. 2024. Solvent solutions: comparisng extraction methods for edible oils and proteins in a changing regulatory landscape. Part 2: Hazards control, unfortunately, some corrections were missed in Table 1 during the production process. Table 1 has been corrected hereafter:

Cite this article as: Carré P, Borah CD, Piofczyk T, Gärtner M, Bothe S, Hadjiali S. 2025. Erratum for: Solvent solutions: comparing extraction methods for edible oils and proteins in a changing regulatory landscape. Part 2: Hazards control. OCL 32: 5, https://doi.org/10.1051/ocl/2025002.

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Table 1

Classification and labelling of the solvent according to ECHA/REACH documentation.

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Table 1

Classification and labelling of the solvent according to ECHA/REACH documentation.

Solvent
Hexane
Iso-Hx
Cycl Hex
MeOH
EtOH
IPA
Acetone
MEK
EA
DCM
2-MeOx

CAS RN
110-54-3
107-83-5
110-82-74
67-56-1
64-17-5
67-63-0
67-64-1
78-93-3
141-78-6
75-09-2
96-47-9

Occupational Exposure Limit (ECHA, ppm)
20

200
–
–
500
200
200
100

France VLE /8h (ppm, molar)
20
500
200
200
1000
(400 CT)
500
200
200
50

Germany (MAK)
50
500

200
200
200
500

Flammable equation

Acute toxicity equation

Health hazard equation

Nocive or irrit. equation

Envion. hazard equation

Corrosive equation

Properties of concern
Repro-toxic *

Cancer **

Cancer + endoc***

LD 50 oral (g/kg)
0.024-0.049
0.0158
5
1.19-2.77
1.18 − 15.0
5.84
5.8
2-6
10.19
2
0.3

Flam. Liq. 2
H225
✔
✔
✔

✔
✔
✔
✔
✔

R

Acute Tox. 3
H301

✔

Acute Tox. 4
H302

R

n
R

Asp. Tox. 1
H304
✔
✔
✔

Acute Tox. 3
H311

✔

Skin Irritant 2
H315
✔
✔
✔

n

R
R

Eye dam. 1
H318

R

Eye Irritant 2
H319
R
n

R
✔
✔
✔
✔
R
n

Acute Tox. 3
H331

✔

STOT SE 3
H335

n

n

n

n
n

STOT SE 3
H336
✔
✔
✔

✔
✔
✔
✔
R
n

Mutagen 2
H341

n

Carcinogen. B1
H350

R

Carcinogen. 2
H351

n

✔

Reprotoxic 2
H361f
✔

STOT SE 1
H370

✔
R

STOT SE 2
H371

R

n

STOT RE 1
H372
n

STOT RE 2
H373
✔

n

Aquatic Ac. 1
H400

n
✔

Aquatic Chr 1
H410

n
✔

Aquatic Ch 2
H411
✔
✔

(*) suspected to be toxic to reproduction; (**) Some submitters consider as carcinogenic; (***) Suspected carcinogenic & under assessment for endocrine disruption.

The symbol “✔” is present when the danger is recognized in the “harmonised classification and labelling” approved by the EU; R when the danger is identified by a large number of companies filling a reach registration; “n” is for dangers notified by a few suppliers to ECHA.

REACH: Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals.