What information do the chemical hazard label and msds have in common?

Safety data sheet material is an instruction sheet about chemical information

The main purpose of MSDS is for everyone to understand their safety and health when handling certain chemicals both on the field and in the laboratory

In the MSDS many important points are included :

1. identity of material and supplier company

2. identification of hazards from materials includes: classification (irritant, corrosive, etc.), identification labels/symbols

3. composition of materials (chemical properties: Strong, corrosive and hygroscopic oxidizing agents. Dsb and physical properties: Molecular weight, Density, Temperature, etc., and concentration)

4. First aid action on an accident (medical action, important symptoms of an accident)

5. Fire or blasting measures (fire extinguishing media, possible hazards such as flammability, etc., advice for firefighters)

6 Actions against spills/leaks (evacuation actions, emergency conditions, environmental protection, cleaning)

7. Storage and handling of materials (safe containers, environmental conditions in the container area, storage conditions)

8. Personal protective equipment (gloves, masks, helmets, shoes, glasses, face shields, etc.)

9. Toxicological information (danger of inhalation, eye and skin irritation, etc.)

10 Waste handling (disposal)

11. Transport of materials

Thus protection, control, management of hazardous materials can be planned, developed and implemented properly

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