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f <br /> U.N.CLASS DIVISION DEFINITIONS D.O.T.CLASS <br /> CLASS 1 EXPLOSIVES Until 10/1/93 <br /> EXPLOSIVES 1.1 Substances and articles which have a mass explosion hazard. (PG II) EXPLOSIVES A <br /> EXPLOSIVES 1.2 Substances and articles which have a projection hazard but not mass explosion EXPLOSIVES A & B <br /> hazard.(PG II) <br /> EXPLOSIVES 1.3 Substances and articles which have a fire hazard and either minor blast hazard or EXPLOSIVES B <br /> both but not a mass explosion hazard.(PG II) <br /> EXPLOSIVES 1.4 Substances and articles which present no significant hazard.(PG II) EXPLOSIVES C <br /> EXPLOSIVES 1.5 Very insensitive substances which have a mass explosion hazard.(PG ll) BLASTING AGENTS <br /> EXPLOSIVES 1.6 Articles containing only extremely insensitive detonating substances.(PG II) NONE APPLICABLE <br /> CLASS 2 GASES:Compressed,liquefied,dissolved under pressure or deeply refrigerated. <br /> FLAMMABLE 2.1 Flammable gases which ignite and burn easily. FLAMMABLE GAS <br /> GAS <br /> I <br /> NON-FLAM- 2.2 Non-flammable gases which may asphyxiate or can cause frostbite. NON-FLAMMABLE GAS <br /> MABLE GAS <br /> POISON GAS(*) 2.3 Poisonous Gases, Poison-InhalMion Hazard,Zone A,extreme health hazard. POISON A <br /> POISON GAS 2.3 Poisonous Gases,Other than Zone A,toxic health hazard. POISON GAS <br /> CLASS 3 FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS <br /> FLAMMABLE 3 May violently rupture their containers when exposed to heat or fire,have a flash FLAMMABLE LIQUID <br /> LIQUID point below 1417-(PG I, ll,or III) <br /> COMBUSTIBLE 3 May violently rupture their containers when exposed to heat or fire,have a flash COMBUSTIBLE LIQUID <br /> LIQUID point between 141°F and 2007.(PG III) <br /> CLASS 4 FLAMMABLE SOLIDS <br /> FLAMMABLE 4.1 Substances which are easily ignitable,or which may burn readily. (PG I. II or III) FLAMMABLE SOLID <br /> SOLID <br /> SPONTANEOUSLY 4.2 Substances that can self-ignite on exposure to air.(PG I,II or III) FLAMMABLE SOLID <br /> i <br /> COMBUSTIBLE <br /> DANGEROUS 4.3 Substances that upon contact with water can either become spontaneously FLAMMABLE SOLID <br /> WHEN WET combustible,or can give off flammable or toxic gas. (PG I, II or III) DANGEROUS WHEN WET <br /> CLASS 5 OXIDIZERS <br /> 1 OXIDIZER 5.1 Substances that will react to support combustion,even in the absence of air. OXIDIZER <br /> (PG I, II or III) <br /> ORGANIC 5.2 Substances sensitive to heat, shock and friction,or may decompose and self-ignite. ORGANIC PEROXIDE <br /> PEROXIDE (PG I, II or III) <br /> CLASS 6 POISONS <br /> POISON (*) 6.1 Poisonous materials, PG I, Poison Inhalation Hazard,Zone A,extreme health hazard. POISON A <br /> POISON 6.1 Materials toxic enough to create a health hazard (PG I & ll)Other than Zone A. POISON B/IRRITATING <br /> KEEP AWAY 6.1 Materials which give off dangerous or irritating fumes.(PG III) POISON B/ORM <br /> FROM FOOD IRRITATING <br /> INFECTIOUS 6.2 Infectious substances and regulated medical waste.(PG II) ETIOLOGIC AGENT <br /> SUBSTANCE <br /> CLASS 7 RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS <br /> RADIOACTIVE 7 Substances radioactive,which can cause burns and other injuries. RADIOACTIVE <br /> CLASS 8 CORROSIVE MATERIALS <br /> CORROSIVE 8 Substances which on contact with skin may cause damage and will corrode and CORROSIVE <br /> MATERIAL weaken most metals.(PG I,II or III) MATERIAL/ORM <br /> CLASS 9 MISCELLANEOUS HAZARDOUS MATERIALS <br /> MISCELLANEOUS 9 Hazardous substances which do not meet the definition of any other hazard class. OTHER REGULATED ', <br /> HAZARDS (PG 11 or III) MATERIALS OR ORM'; <br />