Hydrogen peroxide, aqueous solutions may be transported by military aircraft provided that: a. it is packed in a 1G fiber drum with inside glass receptacle. b. it is packed in a 1H... Hydrogen peroxide, aqueous solutions may be transported by military aircraft provided that: a. it is packed in a 1G fiber drum with inside glass receptacle. b. it is packed in a 1H2 plastic drum. c. the allowable concentration is not exceeded and the proper packing paragraph is used. d. material is forbidden for shipment.
Understand the Problem
The question is asking about the transportation requirements for hydrogen peroxide, aqueous solutions by military aircraft, based on specific conditions that must be met regarding packaging and concentration.
Answer
c. the allowable concentration is not exceeded and the proper packing paragraph is used.
The final answer is c. the allowable concentration is not exceeded and the proper packing paragraph is used.
Answer for screen readers
The final answer is c. the allowable concentration is not exceeded and the proper packing paragraph is used.
More Information
Proper packaging and concentration limitations ensure the safe transport of hazardous materials such as hydrogen peroxide.
Tips
A common mistake is not checking both the packaging and concentration requirements, leading to improper shipping.
Sources
- 49 CFR Part 173 Subpart E -- Non-bulk Packaging for ... - eCFR - ecfr.gov
- Administrative Change to AFMAN 24-604 - static.e-publishing.af.mil
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