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Beryllium and beryllium compounds

CAS number
No CAS number
Also known as
Beryllium acetate · Beryllium azide · Beryllium borohydride · Beryllium carbide · Beryllium carbonate · Beryllium halides · Beryllium hydride · Beryllium hydroxide · Beryllium nitrate · Beryllium nitride · Beryllium oxalate · Beryllium oxide · Beryllium sulphate · Beryllium sulphide · Beryllium telluride · Organoberyllium compounds

UK workplace exposure limits

LimitValueApplies to
8-hour TWA 0.002 mg/m³

Notations

  • Carc: carcinogen

Sampling methods

MethodSamplingMedium AnalysisPart numbers
MDHS 14/4
General methods for sampling and gravimetric analysis
Method document (opens in a new tab)
Active (pump) IOM with GFA Filter 225-70A
225-58F
NIOSH 7102
Beryllium & compounds by AAS -GF
Method document (opens in a new tab)
Active (pump) 0.8µm MCE filter in cassette 225-3-01
225-1
NIOSH 7704
Beryllium by field-portable UV/VIS
Method document (opens in a new tab)
Active (pump) 0.8µm MCE filter in cassette 225-3-01
225-3100
225-1
OSHA 1023
Beryllium and Compounds (as Be)by Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometry ICP -AES
Method document (opens in a new tab)
Active (pump) Filter Cassette 225-5
225-2LF
225-1
OSHA 1023
Beryllium and Compounds (as Be)by Inductively Coupled Plasma Optical Emission Spectrometry ICP -AES
Method document (opens in a new tab)
Surface Smear Tabs 225-24
OSHA ID-125G
Metals & metalloid particulates by ICP -AES
Method document (opens in a new tab)
Active (pump) 0.8µm MCE filter in cassette 225-3-01
225-3100
225-803
225-8215
225-1
OSHA ID-206
Metal & metalloid particulates from solder operations by ICP -AES
Method document (opens in a new tab)
Active (pump) 0.8µm MCE filter in 37mm cassette 225-3-01
225-1
BS ISO 15202-1: 2020
Determination of metals and metalloids in airborne particulate matter by ICP
Active (pump) IOM with 0.8µm MCE filter 225-70A
225-1930

Methods and limits as published by their agencies and summarised by SKC; check the current method and the limit that applies to you before sampling.

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