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This person manages all tactical operations carried out within the Hazard-controlled zones
Hazmat Branch Director
This is the one constant that changes everything in chemistry
Temperature
The minimum amount of material and air the will support combustion if ignition source is presented
LEL
This type of bond involves two non-metals sharing electrons
Covalent
This acronym is used to describe signs and symptoms consistent with exposure to nerve agents
SLUDGUM
This person report directly to Hazmat branch and is responsible for maintaining a constant inventory of equipment and resources needed on a hazmat incident
Hazmat Logistics Officer
This term describes a products ability remain in the enviorment
Persistence
The temperature above which a gas can no longer be liquified no matter how much pressure is applied
Critical Temperature
This is added to a product to prevent or control polymerization reaction
Inhibitor
These types of gases have high expansion ratios
Cryogenic
This agency develops permissible exposure limits based on 8 hour TWA
OSHA
This is the preferred Incident mitigation Proccess
APIE-T
This term describes the ability of 2 or more liquids to be mixed in all porportions
Miscibility
the emission of energy as electromagnetic waves or as moving subatomic particles, especially high-energy particles which cause ionization
radiation
Atoms achieve this when their valence shells are completley filled with electrons
Atomic stability
This chemical reaction results in the absorption of heat and energy
Endothermic
These types of materials are usually stored under substances like inert gas, mineral oil or kerosene
Materials that are reactive to both oxygen and moisture in the air
This numerical code is used on waybill by rail industry to help Identify commodity
Standard Transportation Commodity Code (STCC)
This term is found by dividing a products M.W. by the M.W. of air
Vapor density
The process in which liquids will change to vapor below their boiling point
Evaporation
The number of electrons in each of the first two valence shells
2&6
These are compounds consisting of a metal element bonded with one or more non-metal element
Salts
This recommended exposure time is based on a 10 hr TWA
REL
These 3 components form the basis of risk based response
Facts, science, circumstances
This is directly proportional to tempature
Pressure
the temperature at which a monomer will undergo polymerization regardless of inhibitors
SAPT
This type of atom has more protons then electrons
Cation
These materials will react with oxygen in the air
Pyrophoric