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Hazardous Materials
BasicsChemistry
DOT Regulations
Common Elements
Chemical Reactions
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Gases and Liquids
Flammable Solids
Oxidizers Corrosives Toxic Substances
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Organics Polymers Explosives Miscellaneous Hazards
Radioactive Materials
The most common element in the Earth’s crust.
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What is oxygen?
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In 1986 Congress, as a result of the Bhopal, India incident, enacted this.
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What is EPCRA?
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The red section of an NFPA placard indicates this.
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What is a flammability hazard?
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This is performed prior to site entry in order to aid in the selection of appropriate personal protective equipment.
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What is a preliminary evaluation?
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This is the highest level of hazardous materials responder and should be aware things like of route of exposure to hazardous materials, acute and delayed toxicity, local and systemic effects, dose response, and synergistic effects in addition to the requirements of the previous levels.
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What is the incident commander?
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Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc is this.
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What is a mixture?
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This is the change between the solid and liquid states.
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What is melting?
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This is the symbol for the element iron.
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What is Fe?
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The number of neutrons in an atom of phosphorus-31.
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What is 16?
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The seventh column of the periodic chart containing the elements fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, and astatine are referred to as this.
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What are halogens?
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Class 4.3 hazardous materials refer to these materials.
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What is dangerous when wet?
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A liquid or solid that even in small quantities and without external ignition source can ignite within five minutes after coming in contact with air.
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What are pyrophoric materials?
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These pages in the ERG list the materials in alphabetical order.
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What are the blue pages?
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The placard below indicates this kind of material.
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What are nonflammable gases (class 2.2)?
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The placard below indicates this kind of material.
What are Miscellaneous Hazardous materials (class 9)?
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This gaseous element comprises about 21% of the atmosphere.
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What is oxygen?
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This element is the most chemically active nonmetal and forms compounds with all elements except the lighter noble gases.
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What is fluorine?
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Products made from this element can be used to sterilize water and as a bleaching agent of paper pulp and certain textiles.
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What is chlorine?
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4/5 of this element used annually is used to make sulfuric acid.
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What is sulfur?
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Coal, diamond, and graphite are allotropes of this element.
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What is carbon?
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This class of fire results when flammable gases and flammable (organic) liquids burn.
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What is class B?
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The type of reaction indicated here:
2 H2O2(aq) 2 H2O(l) + O2(g)
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What is a decomposition reaction?
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This factor that affects reaction rates causes combustion reactions to occur much more quickly if the oxygen content of the air is elevated.
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What is reactant concentration?
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Applying water is the most common way of putting out a fire. Water is useful mostly because it takes away this away from the fire.
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What is heat?
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A KHCO3 extinguisher is sometimes called this.
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What is purple K?
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Since corn oil has a specific gravity of 0.91 it do this on water.
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What is float?
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Since propane has a vapor density of 1.5 it do this in air.
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What is sink into low lying areas?
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This is the minimum temperature at which a flammable liquid first forms an ignitable mixture with air.
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What is the flash point?
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This is the largest amount of a gas or vapor that will burn when exposed to an ignition source.
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What is the Upper Explosive Limit (UEL)?
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A liquid that has a flash point below 73oF and a boiling point below 100oF is referred to as a this of class of flammable liquid.
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What is class IA?
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This group of elements from the periodic chart reacts violently with room temperature water.
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What are alkali metals?
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A W with a line drawn through it on the white section of an NFPA placard cautions against adding this.
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What is water?
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Sodium Burns with this color of flame.
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What is yellow/orange?
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Most combustible metal fires are this class of fire.
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What is class D?
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When water is added to calcium carbide it liberates this gas.
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What is acetylene?
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Oxidizers are in this class of hazardous materials.
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What is class 5.1?
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The following reaction illustrates this “redox” pair partner:
Mg Mg+2 + 2e-
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What is an oxidation?
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The fluorine in the following reaction is this:
F2 + 2 I-1 I2 + 2 F-1
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What is the oxidizing agent (oxidizer)?
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The bombing of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995 involved mixing this oxidizer with diesel fuel.
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What is ammonium nitrate?
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This often explosively unstable oxidizing organic material can form in old ether bottles.
What are organic peroxides?
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A solution with a ph 5.4 is considered this.
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What is acidic?
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One hazard of this acid is that it will extract water from organic materials like sugar for one.
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What is sulfuric acid?
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This oxidizing acid causes yellow burns on contact with exposed skin.
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What is nitric acid?
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Grades of this acid above 73% are not offered for transportation because they are explosively unstable.
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What is perchloric acid?
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The best way to deal with a large spill of a corrosive material is to do this.
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What is to neutralize it with an appropriate material?
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This route of exposure refers to a substance that penetrates the epidermis into the dermis and the blood stream.
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What is skin absorption?
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These are toxic substances that cause liver damage, alcoholic beverages for one.
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What are hepatoxins?
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This is an injury, disease or death caused by continued or repeated short-term exposures over a period of a few days, weeks, or longer periods.
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What is chronic effect?
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The dosage of a toxic substance when administered to laboratory animals kills half of them is referred to as this.
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What is Lethal Dose 50% kill (LD50)?
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This is the time weighted average TLV of a toxic substance that workers can be continuously exposed for eight hours in conformance with OSHA regulations.
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What is the Permissible Exposure Limit (PEL)?
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This type of hydrocarbon has at least one carbon-carbon triple bond .
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What is alkyne?
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These three aromatic compounds make up the BTX family.
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What are benzene, toluene, and xylene?
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The functional group in this molecule for example.
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What is an aldehyde?
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This type of organic solvent is typically not flammable.
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What are halogenated hydrocarbons?
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Drinking as little as 0.6 pints of this alcohol can cause death while lesser amounts cause irreversible blindness.
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What is methanol?
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These polymers are materials that if a moderate amount of deforming force is added will return to its original shape.
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What are elastomers?
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This type of polymerization has alternating types of units (A-B-A-B).
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What is a co-polymer?
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This is written next to the guide book number in the ERG to indicated a material will hazardously polymerize.
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What is a “P”?
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This decomposition and formation of flammable vapor away from the heat source can cause this in which the fire spreads to another room with out direct contact from the fire.
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What is flashover?
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This is the most common polymer made in the US.
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What is polyethylene?
Used to make milk jugs, trash bags, plastic wrap etc.
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These shock waves are associated with the explosives shattering power called this.
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What is the brisance?
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The type of explosion that can occur in a grain elevator is called this.
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What is a dust explosion?
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All explosive materials are stored in these buildings by Federal, state, and local regulations.
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What are magazines?
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According to DOT regulations, the hazard class that houses explosives there are this many divisions.
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What is 6?
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The bombers of the USS Cole used this as an explosive.
What is C-4?
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OSHA specifies this Level of PPE as the minimum protection for workers in danger of exposure to unknown chemical hazards.
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What is Level B?
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The area immediately around the spill is called this.
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What is the hot zone (exclusion zone)?
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The mail attacks that followed the September 11 terrorist attacks involved this biological agent.
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What is anthrax?
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This hazardous material is a waste, or reusable material, that contains an infectious substance and is generated in the diagnosis, treatment, or research of humans or animals.
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What is an regulated medical waste?
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A Japanese doomsday cult, used this chemical agent in a terrorist attack on the Tokyo subway system that killed 12 and sent more than 5,000 people to hospitals.
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What is Sarin? (used by Aum Shinrikyo)
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The number of protons does Uranium-238 has.
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What is 92?
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This is the time it takes for ½ of a radioactive material to decay.
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What is the half life?
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This type of radiation types causes the most damage from an external source .
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What is gamma radiation?
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Exposure to this radioactive material accounts for on average 50% the 360 mrem annual exposure to ionizing radiation.
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What is radon?
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This nuclear power plant disaster that occurred in 1986 which is still known as the worst peace-time nuclear disaster on record.
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What is Chernobyl?
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