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How are the hazards of a mixture classified?
How are the hazards of a mixture classified?
as a whole.
Which of the following is not an IFC regulated health hazards material? (Select one)
Which of the following is not an IFC regulated health hazards material? (Select one)
- hepatoxin (correct)
- highly toxic
- corrosive
- toxic
What is the maximum allowable quantity for a business seeking to store ethane, a liquified compressed flammable gas?
What is the maximum allowable quantity for a business seeking to store ethane, a liquified compressed flammable gas?
300 pounds.
What is the occupancy classification for a building storing over the maximum allowable quantity of Xylianatonl, a Class II organic peroxide?
What is the occupancy classification for a building storing over the maximum allowable quantity of Xylianatonl, a Class II organic peroxide?
What is the maximum allowable quantity for a 10 percent concentration of sulfuric acid stored in a one-story Group S-1 occupancy?
What is the maximum allowable quantity for a 10 percent concentration of sulfuric acid stored in a one-story Group S-1 occupancy?
After what time period of non-use are hazardous material tanks required to be safeguarded? (Select one)
After what time period of non-use are hazardous material tanks required to be safeguarded? (Select one)
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Study Notes
Hazard Classification of Mixtures
- Hazards of a mixture are classified based on how the mixture presents risks as a whole.
IFC Regulated Health Hazards
- Hepatoxin is not classified as a regulated health hazard material by the IFC.
- The IFC recognizes substances such as toxic, highly toxic, and corrosive as regulated health hazards.
Maximum Allowable Quantity for Ethane Storage
- For businesses storing ethane (liquefied compressed flammable gas), the maximum allowable quantity in a Group F-1 occupancy is 300 pounds.
- Conditions include automatic sprinkler systems and construction as one control area.
Occupancy Classification for Organic Peroxide
- Storing over the maximum allowable quantity of Xylianatonl (a Class II organic peroxide) classifies the building as H-3.
Sulfuric Acid Storage Regulations
- A 10 percent concentration of sulfuric acid is considered a corrosive liquid.
- In a one-story Group S-1 occupancy equipped with an automatic sprinkler system, the maximum allowable quantity for storing this material is 1,000 gallons.
Safeguarding Hazardous Material Tanks
- Hazardous material tanks must be safeguarded after a period of non-use lasting 30 days.
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