Hazardous Materials Chapter 9 Quiz

What class do Explosives belong to?

What class do Gases belong to?

What class do Flammable Liquids belong to?

What class do Combustible Liquids belong to?

What class do Flammable Solids belong to?

What class do Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides belong to?

What class do Toxic Materials belong to?

What class does Infectious Substance belong to?

What class do Radioactive Substances belong to?

What class do Corrosive Substances belong to?

What class do Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods belong to?

What class do Dynamite, Black Powder, and Ammunition belong to?

What class do Acetylene, Hydrogen, and Anhydrous Ammonia belong to?

What class do Gasoline, Diesel Fuel, and Acetone belong to?

What class do Magnesium, Sulfur, and Calcium Carbide belong to?

What class do Bromine or Bleach belong to?

What class do Medical Waste or Biological Hazards belong to?

What class do Nuclear Waste, Radioactive Medical Materials, and X-ray Equipment belong to?

What class do Acids or Solvents belong to?

What class do Sulfur, PCBs, and Hazardous Waste belong to?

Classes of Hazardous Materials

Class 1: Explosives
- Includes substances such as dynamite, black powder, and ammunition.
Class 2: Gases
- Examples are acetylene, hydrogen, and anhydrous ammonia.
Class 3: Flammable Liquids
- Encompasses materials like gasoline, diesel fuel, and acetone.
Class 3: Combustible Liquids
- Combustible liquids fall under the same category as flammable liquids (Class 3).
Class 4: Flammable Solids
- Contains substances such as magnesium, sulfur, and calcium carbide.
Class 5: Oxidizers and Organic Peroxides
- Examples include bromine and bleach, known for their strong oxidative properties.
Class 6: Toxic Materials
- Covers hazardous substances that can be harmful or fatal upon exposure, including medical waste and biological hazards.
Class 6: Infectious Substances
- Part of the same category as toxic materials, these substances can cause infections or disease.
Class 7: Radioactive Substances
- Comprises materials like nuclear waste and radioactive medical materials, including x-ray equipment.
Class 8: Corrosive Substances
- Includes acids and solvents, which can damage living tissue or corrode materials.
Class 9: Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods
- Contains various hazardous materials that do not fit into the other defined classes, such as sulfur, PCBs, and hazardous waste.

Test your knowledge on the classes of hazardous materials with this Chapter 9 quiz. The flashcards cover definitions and classifications you need to know. Perfect for students studying safety regulations and material handling.