National Fire Protection
Association Hazard Ratings Interpretation:
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Interpretation of NFPA Hazard Rating Indices |
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Health (Blue)
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4 |
Danger
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May be fatal on short
exposure. Specialized protective equipment required
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3 |
Warning
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Corrosive or toxic.
Avoid skin contact or inhalation - can cause serious injury
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2 |
Warning
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May be harmful if
inhaled or absorbed
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1 |
Caution
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May be irritating
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0 |
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No unusual hazard
under fire conditions
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Flammability (Red)
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4 |
Danger
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Readily flammable gas
or easily vaporized and extremely flammable liquid
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3 |
Warning
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Liquid or solid that
will ignite under most ambient conditions.
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2 |
Caution
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Liquid or solid that
is combustible if moderately preheated or exposed to high temperature
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1 |
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Combustible if heated
significantly
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0 |
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Not combustible
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Instability or Reactivity (Yellow)
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4 |
Danger
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Will readily detonate
at normal ambient temperature and pressure conditions
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3 |
Danger
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May be explosive if
shocked, heated under confinement or mixed with water
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2 |
Warning
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Unstable (may
violently decompose but not detonate) or may react violently if mixed with
water
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1 |
Caution
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May react if heated
or mixed with water but not violently
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0 |
Stable
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Not reactive when
mixed with water
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Special Fire-related Notices (White)
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W |
Water Reactive -
Substance poses a potential hazard if water is used for fire fighting
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OX |
Oxidizing Agent -
Substance may
increase the rate of combustion of other materials
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