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Answer (EN)
Substances e.g. pre-registered, inquired or notified to the C&L Inventory with only a CAS number or without any numerical identifier are automatically assigned a list number. In contrast to the EINECS, ELINCS and NLP entries, the list numbers and the list inventory are not based on a legal act or requirement, and they have not been published in the Official Journal of the European Union. Therefore, the list numbers do not have the same significance as EC numbers but have only the numerical format in common. Most importantly, the vast majority of list numbers and their connected substance identification have never been checked for correctness, validity or whether the conventions outlined in the Guidance for Identification and naming of substances under REACH have been kept.
Therefore, industry is advised not to use list numbers in their documents.
However, when a supplier wishes to include a list number on a document, e.g. Safety Data Sheet, it shall be clearly indicated that this number is not an EC number and has no legal significance.