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Guidelines for Segregation of Hazardous Materials during Transportation

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What subsidiary hazard label is required for corrosive liquids with oxidizing properties?

Class 8

Class 3

Class 5.1 (correct)

Class 6.1

What is the requirement for storage and transportation procedures for oxidizing corrosive substances compared to corrosive substances alone?

No difference in requirements

They must be less stringent

They are prohibited from storage and transportation

They must be more stringent (correct)

Under what condition can other corrosive liquids (Class 8) be stored together without strict segregation?

If they are all in the same packaging

If they are from the same manufacturer

If they are all in solid form

If they are not capable of reacting dangerously with each other (correct)

What do subsidiary hazard labels on a package indicate?

The presence of additional hazards beyond the primary hazard Signup and view all the answers

Under what condition can hazardous materials belonging to the same class be stored together without rigid segregation?

If they are incompatible and do not pose safety risks Signup and view all the answers

What is the exception granted for hazardous materials belonging to the same class?

They can be stored together under specific conditions Signup and view all the answers

What must be ensured when implementing segregation measures based on a subsidiary hazard label?

The measures should be more stringent than those mandated for the primary hazard Signup and view all the answers

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Hazard Labeling and Storage

Corrosive liquids with oxidizing properties require an Oxidizer subsidiary hazard label.
Storage and transportation procedures for oxidizing corrosive substances are more stringent than those for corrosive substances alone, due to the added risk of combustion.
Other corrosive liquids (Class 8) can be stored together without strict segregation if they are compatible and do not react with each other.
Subsidiary hazard labels on a package indicate the presence of additional hazards, such as oxidizing properties, that require special handling and precautions.
Hazardous materials belonging to the same class can be stored together without rigid segregation if they are compatible and do not react with each other.
The exception to this rule is if the materials have different subsidiary hazard labels, which would require segregation.
When implementing segregation measures based on a subsidiary hazard label, it must be ensured that the materials are separated by a sufficient distance or barrier to prevent reactions or adverse interactions.

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Learn about the proper segregation of hazardous materials during transportation and the relevant regulations. Understand the requirements for subsidiary hazard labels and their significance in indicating additional hazards.