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What are the Symbols and Pictograms Used?

Labels often include symbols and pictograms to quickly convey hazards. Commonly used symbols include:
Flame Symbol: Indicates flammable substances.
Skull and Crossbones: Represents acute toxicity.
Exclamation Mark: Denotes a general hazard.
Corrosion Symbol: Indicates corrosive substances.
Health Hazard: Represents substances that may cause serious health effects.

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