Hazmat Awareness

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Class 1

(major hazard)

Back 1

Explosion

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Division 1.1

Back 2

Mass Explosion Hazard

Hint 2

Black powder, dynamite, TNT

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Division 1.2

Back 3

Projection Hazard

Hint 3

Areal flares, detonation cord, powder device cartridge

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Division 1.3

Back 4

Fire Hazard

Hint 4

Liquid - fueled rocket motors, propellant explosives

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Division 1.4

Back 5

Minor explosion hazard

Hint 5

Line throwing rockets, practice ammunition, signal cartridges

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Division 1.5

Back 6

Very insensitive explosives

Hint 6

Prilled ammonium nitrate fertilizer, fuel oil mixtures

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Division 1.6

Back 7

Extremely insensitive articles

Hint 7

Explosive squib devices

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Class 2

(Major Hazard)

Back 8

BLEVE

(Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion)

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Division 2.1

Back 9

Flammable Gas

Hint 9

Propane, inhibited butadienes, methyl chloride

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Division 2.2

Back 10

Nonflammable

Nonpoisonous

Hint 10

Anhydrous ammonia, cryogenic argon, carbon dioxide, compressed nitrogen

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Division 2.3

Back 11

Poisonous gasses

Hint 11

Chlorine, anhydrous hydrogen fluoride, arsine, methyl bromide, cyanide

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Class 3

(Major Hazard)

Back 12

Burns readily

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Class 1

Back 13

Explosives

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Class 2

Back 14

Gasses

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Class 3

Back 15

Flammable and nonflammable liquids

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Class 4

Back 16

Flammable and nonflammable solids

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Class 5

Back 17

Oxidizers

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Class 6

Back 18

Poison

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Class 7

Back 19

Radioactive

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Class 8

Back 20

Corosive

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Class 8

Back 21

Miscellaneous

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Class 3

MAJOR HAZARD

Back 22

Burns readily

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Division 4.1

Back 23

Flammable solid

Hint 23

Magnesium, nitrocellulose

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Division 4.2

Back 24

Spontaneously combustible material

Hint 24

Charcoal briquettes, phosphorus

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Division 4.3

Back 25

Dangerous when wet materials

Hint 25

Magnesium powder, potassium metal alloys

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Class 5

MAJOR HAZARD

Back 26

Supports combustion, intensifies fire

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Division 5.1

Back 27

Oxidizer

Hint 27

Ammonium nitrate

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Division 5.2

Back 28

Organic peroxide

Hint 28

Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide

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Class 6

MAJOR HAZARD

Back 29

Toxicity, infectious

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Division 6.1

Back 30

Poisonous materials

Hint 30

Arsenic compounds, tear gas

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Division 6.2

Back 31

Infectious substance

Hint 31

Anthrax, botulism

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Class 7

MAJOR HAZARD

Back 32

Radioactive poisonous burns

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Class 8

MAJOR HAZARD

Back 33

Burns and emulsification of skin

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Hazardous Materials

NFL 472

Back 34

A substance either matter solid liquid or gas or energy that when released is capable of creating harm to people the environment and property

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Hazardous Materials

DOT

Back 35

Covers nine hazard classes

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Hazardous substances

Back 36

Chemicals that is released into the environment above a certain amount must be reported

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Extremely hazardous substances

Back 37

Chemicals that must be reported to the appropriate authorities if released above the threshold reporting quantity

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Toxic chemicals

Back 38

Chemicals whose total emissions or release must be reported annually

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Hazardous waste

Back 39

Of chemicals that are regulated under the resource conservation and Recovery Act

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Hazardous chemical

Back 40

Any chemicals that would be a risk to employees if they were exposed in the workplace

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Dangerous goods

Back 41

United Nations and Canada codes

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Highly hazardous chemicals

Back 42

Chemicals that possess toxic flammable explosive or reactive properties