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Chemical Safety, Copper Reactions, Freezing Point Depression

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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refers to the protection of people and the environment from chemical hazards

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chemical safety

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is a type of occupational hazard that is caused by exposure to various chemicals in the workplace and other places where they are used as school laboratory and even at home

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chemical hazard

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is the international standard agreed upon by various countries under the auspices of the United Nations in defining and classifying chemical hazards and communicating these hazards

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globally harmonized system of classification of labeling of chemicals

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enforces the GHS

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occupational health and safety (OHS)

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in the Philippines, is the enforcing agency under the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE)

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Occupational Safety and Health Center (OSHC)

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chemical hazards are classified into three main hazard groups namely

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physical health environmental

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refer to chemical agents that can cause harm with or without contact

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physical hazards

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physical hazards can be (8)

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explosive substances flammable liquids flammable solids flammable gases oxidizing substances toxic and infectious substances corrosive substances misc. dangerous susbtances to the environment

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refer to chemical agents that can deleteriously affect one’s health

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health hazards

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health hazards can be (6)

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acutely toxic chemicals chemical irritants and sensitizers mutagenic substances carcinogenic substances reproductive toxicants chemical with specific target organ of toxicity (STOT)

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refer to chemicals that are particularly toxic to aquatic organisms on short-term or long-term exposure

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environmental hazards

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made up of a red diamond in a white background with the universally-established symbol for nine general chemical hazards

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chemical hazard symbol or pictogram

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physical hazard in detonating bomb

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explosion hazard

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physical hazard in gas cylinder

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gas under pressure

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physical hazard in test tube with a chemical that corrodes a metal or skin on the human hand

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corrosion hazard

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physical hazard in flame over circle

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oxidizers

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meaning of skull and cross bone

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acutely toxic and poisonous substance

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meaning of suffocating head

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general head hazard

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used for less acutely toxic chemicals which is also a health hazard

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exclamation point

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symbol used for environmental hazard

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dying fish and tree

#21
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identify the GHS hazard symbol/pictogram

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grade yourself accordingly

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process of conveying chemical hazards through chemical labeling and safety data sheets

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hazard communication

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it is the name of the chemical product. The UN number pertains to four-digit United Nations product identifier number for hazardous material in the framework of international transport

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product identifier

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which is the internationally-accepted unique numerical identifier assigned to all known chemical substances described in its open scientific literature

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chemical abstract service number