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Corrosive liquids and acids should have what kind of label?

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Corrosive liquids and acids should have what kind of label?

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• Hazard class labels used for dangerous cargo or hazardous materials • The standard color and symbol used internationally for corrosive substances • Difference between a label that indicates toxicity/poison versus corrosion (skin/metal damage)

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• Which option represents a label that warns of material that can burn skin and eat through metal, not just poison someone? • Think about maritime and DOT/IMDG hazard classes: what does a corrosive label usually look like in training materials? • Which choice looks more like a general danger or toxic symbol rather than specifically corrosion?

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• Identify which choice is commonly linked to poison/toxic rather than corrosion • Recall that corrosive labels usually show test tubes dripping on a hand and metal and consider what background colors are normally used with that symbol • Eliminate any colors you associate more with flammable or explosive hazards instead of corrosive

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Corrosive liquids and acids should have what kind of label?

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Corrosive liquids and acids should have what kind of label?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Hazard class labels used for dangerous cargo or hazardous materials • The standard color and symbol used internationally for corrosive substances • Difference between a label that indicates toxicity/poison versus corrosion (skin/metal damage)

💭 Think About

• Which option represents a label that warns of material that can burn skin and eat through metal, not just poison someone? • Think about maritime and DOT/IMDG hazard classes: what does a corrosive label usually look like in training materials? • Which choice looks more like a general danger or toxic symbol rather than specifically corrosion?

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify which choice is commonly linked to poison/toxic rather than corrosion • Recall that corrosive labels usually show test tubes dripping on a hand and metal and consider what background colors are normally used with that symbol • Eliminate any colors you associate more with flammable or explosive hazards instead of corrosive

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