Compounds
Elements with an atomic number greater then 83 (Bismuth) are ___________
What is Radioactive?
Caustic hazards are based on these 2 properties
What are strength and concentration?
When water boils, it undergoes a ______ change
What is physical?
Oxidizers will burn.
What is False?
This DOT Hazard Class presents the greatest explosive hazard.
What is 1.1?
These compounds will readily mix with water.
What are Polar compounds?
An Acid has a pH of
What is <7?
An example of slow oxidation.
What is iron rusting?
Compressed gases shipped in pressurized vessels are in danger of cylinder rupture.
What is True?
An explosive is made up of 2 parts:
What is a fuel and an oxidizer (explosophore)?
Carbamates and organophosphates affect the
What is the Nervous System (SLUDGE)?
This hydrocarbon derivative is a base.
What is an Amine?
A substance that can cause an allergic reaction.
What is a Sensitizer?
Hydrocarbons containing only C + H will mix with water?
What is False?
When monitoring a fuel spill, the concentration of fuel vapor in air between the LEL and UEL is known as:
What is the Flammable Range?
The higher the pH, the more _________ the solution.
What is Basic?
Multiple hazards of HNO3.
What are toxic, corrosive and oxidizer?
It is important to control the ______________ when dealing with organic peroxides.
What is Temperature?
Beta particles can penetrate paper but not a thin sheet of metal.
What is True?
Description of an explosive that functions through rapid burning.
What is deflagration?
Primary hazard of ionic compounds.
What is toxic?
3 names for a highly concentrated acid.
What is glacial, fuming, and anhydrous?
Two substances mixed together but no chemical reaction occurs.
What is a Mixture?
Alpha particles can penetrate a sheet of paper.
What is False?
In a radiation incident, radiation exposure up to ____ REM can be absorbed to save a life.
What is 25 REM?