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• Properties of methane gas (CH₄) as a common fuel gas • Differences between odorless, volatile, active, and corrosive for hazardous materials • Basic safety knowledge about flammable gases used aboard ships or in industry

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• Which of these words describes how easily a substance forms a vapor and ignites, and which describes chemical reactivity or ability to damage metals? • Think about natural gas used for cooking or heating: what are its key safety characteristics that are emphasized in training? • Which option clearly does NOT match what you know about methane’s effect on metals and ship structures?

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• Be clear on the definition of volatile versus corrosive in a hazmat/safety context • Recall whether pure methane has a natural smell or if odor is something that is added for leak detection • Eliminate any option that doesn’t match known behavior of methane around metals and equipment

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Question 1 of 205eccef9ebacbc34ba4d465f0

Methane gas is __________.

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Methane gas is __________.

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Properties of methane gas (CH₄) as a common fuel gas • Differences between odorless, volatile, active, and corrosive for hazardous materials • Basic safety knowledge about flammable gases used aboard ships or in industry

💭 Think About

• Which of these words describes how easily a substance forms a vapor and ignites, and which describes chemical reactivity or ability to damage metals? • Think about natural gas used for cooking or heating: what are its key safety characteristics that are emphasized in training? • Which option clearly does NOT match what you know about methane’s effect on metals and ship structures?

✅ Before You Answer

• Be clear on the definition of volatile versus corrosive in a hazmat/safety context • Recall whether pure methane has a natural smell or if odor is something that is added for leak detection • Eliminate any option that doesn’t match known behavior of methane around metals and equipment

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