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SUBSTANCES |
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Substances & Articles which have a
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mass explosion hazard |
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UN 0076 |
Dinitrophenol 1.1D |
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Substances & Articles which have a |
projection hazard but not a mass |
explosion hazard. |
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UN 0328 |
Cartridges for weapons, inert projectile 1.2C |
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Substances & Articles which have a fire |
hazard and either a minor blast hazard |
or a minor projection hazard or both, |
but not a mass explosion hazard. |
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UN 0247 Ammunition, incendiary 1.3J |
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Substances & Articles which present no |
significant hazard. |
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UN 0337 Fireworks 1.4S (Pyrotechnic articles |
designed for entertainment) |
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Very insensitive substances which have a |
mass explosion hazard. |
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UN 0482 Substances, explosive, very |
insensitive 1.5D |
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Extremely insensitive articles which do not |
have a mass explosion hazard. |
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UN 0486 Articles, explosive, extremely |
insensitive 1.6N |
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UN 1001 Acetylene, dissolved Heating will |
cause a pressure rise with risk of bursting, |
explosion and fire. |
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Non-flammable,
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non-toxic gases |
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UN 1066 Nitrogen, compressed Heating will |
cause a pressure rise with the risk of |
bursting. |
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UN1017 Chlorine Heating will cause a |
pressure rise with risk of bursting and toxic. |
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Flammable liquids, division into groups
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according to flashpoint from -18° to +61° C. |
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3.1 1090 Acetone Flp. = .20°C |
3.2 1294 Toluene Flp. = +7°C |
3.3 1263 Paint Flp. = +32°C |
Risk of fire and explosion by escape from |
gases |
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UN 1338 Phosphorus, Red risk of fire. |
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Spontaneously combustible |
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UN1384 Sodium Dithionite Risk of fire. React |
violently in contact with water |
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UN1402 Calcium carbide. React violently in |
contact with water |
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UN 1456 Calcium Permanganate. Substances |
promote combustion |
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UN3106 Organic peroxide, Type D, solid |
Dibenzoyl Peroxide, Risk of explosion and fire |
; protection for intensive warming, shock and |
friction. |
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UN1547 Aniline. Toxic if swallowed, by skin |
contact or by inhalation. |
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UN3291 Clinical waste, unspecified, high |
community risk are micro organisms that |
cause severe human or animal disease. |
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Radioactive materials, |
cat. I |
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UN2981 Uranyl Nitrate, solid Schedule 5 |
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Radioactive materials, |
cat. II |
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UN 2976 Thorium Nitrate, solid Schedule 6 |
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Radioactive materials, |
cat. III |
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UN2979 Uranium Metal, pyrophoric Schedule |
10 |
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UN 1779 Formic Acid. Contact with a |
relatively small quantity of water creates |
violent reaction and other dangerous |
substances |
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Miscellaneous dangerous substances and |
articles |
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UN 2211 Polymeric Beads, expandable; Risk |
of fire. Inhalation of harmful substances. In |
risk of fire formation of extreme toxic or |
water pollutant. |
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Marine pollutants are regulated of the |
requirements by IMO. The marine pollutant |
mark should be placed adjacent of the |
dangerous goods label. |
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Marking of units which are carried under |
fumigation. Warning signs are fitted on the |
container door. Do not enter this cargo unit. |
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