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26 Cards in this Set
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Class1
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Explosives
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Division 1.1
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Explosives with a mass explosion hazard
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Division 1.2
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Explosives with a projection hazard
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Division 1.3
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Explosives with predominantly a fire hazard
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Division 1.4
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Explosives with minor explosion hazard
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Division 1.5
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Very insensitive explosives
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Division 1.6
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Extremely insensitive explosive articles
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Class 2
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Flammable gases
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Division 2.2
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Nonflammable gases
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Division 2.3
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Poison gases
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Division 2.4
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Corrosive gases (Canada only)
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Class 3
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Flammable Liquids
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Class 4
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Flammable Solids, Spontaneously Combustible Materials, and Materials that are Dangerous When Wet
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Division 4.1
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Flammable solids
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Division 4.2
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Spontaneously combustible materials
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Division 4.3
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Materials that are dangerous when wet
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Class 5
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Oxidizing Materials
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Division 5.1
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Oxidizers
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Division 5.2
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Organic peroxides
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Class 6
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Poisonous and Etiologic (infectious) materials
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Division 6.1
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Poisonous materials
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Division 6.2
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Infectious substance (etiologic)
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Class 7
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Radioactive Materials
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Class 8
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Corrosive Materials
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Class 9
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Miscellaneous Hazardous Materials
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In addition to the above classifications, materials meeting the 49 CFR definition of a combustible liquid and do not meet the definition of any other hazard class, hazardous substance, or marine pollutant are only regulated domestically when shipped in a bulk package. Also, specified hazardous materials may be transported as
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Other Regulated Material-D (ORM-D) (e.g., a consumer commodity).
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