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The four-color diamond has red, blue, yellow and white quadrants that contain a code number (for the first three) or a code letter or symbol (in the white quadrant) corresponding to the different hazard types, fire, health, reactivity and specific. The numeric code ranges from 5 (the least dangerous) to 9 (the most dangerous). The white code has several possible variants and more will be added as needed.
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Fire Hazard (RED)
5 - Flash Point < 32 degrees F 6 - Flash Point < 0 degrees F 7 - Flash Point < -50 degrees F 8 - Flash Point < -100 degrees F 9 - Flash Point < -273 degrees F |
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Health Hazard (BLUE)
5 - Slowly Fatal 6 - Fatal 7 - Instantly Fatal 8 - Fatal and Contagious 9 - Fatal and Infectious |
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Reactivity Hazard (YELLOW)
5 - Probably Detonate 6 - Definitely Detonate 7 - Imminently Detonate 8 - Is Detonating 9 - Has detonated |
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Specific Hazard (WHITE)
Male Female New Jersey Slut Liar Psychotic Stalker Bore Drunk Junkie Killer Adulterer |
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