storage and labeling

What Information Should Be Included on Labels?

Labels are essential for identifying and handling toxic substances safely. A comprehensive label should include:
1. Chemical Name: The full name of the substance, not just the trade name.
2. Concentration: Information about the concentration of the toxic substance.
3. Hazard Symbols: Standardized symbols indicating the type of hazard (flammable, corrosive, toxic, etc.).
4. Risk Phrases: Specific phrases that describe the risks associated with the substance.
5. Safety Instructions: Guidelines for safe handling, storage, and emergency measures.
6. Manufacturer Information: Contact information for the manufacturer or supplier.
7. Date: The date of receipt and the date of expiration, if applicable.

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