Chapter 3 Flashcards

1
Q

What are the three packaging groups?

A

Packing Group 1: High Danger
Packing Group 2 : Medium Danger
Packing Group 3: Low danger

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2
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what do the packaging groups tell you?

A

provides how dangerous the material is

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3
Q

All shipments of Hazardous materials must have with in accompany of them?

A

Shipping documents

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4
Q

What does the white pages of the ERG tell you?

A

Instructions for how to use the ERG

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5
Q

Where are the white pages located in the ERG?

A

In the front and back

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6
Q

What does ā€œPā€ following the UN code mean?

A

Indicates that the material may be subject to Polymerization

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7
Q

What is Polymerization?

A

Polymerization is like linking individual paperclips (monomers) together to form a long chain (polymer). Just as paperclips connect one by one to make a chain, small molecules join together in a repeating pattern to create a larger, more complex structure.

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8
Q

What does the Yellow section of the ERG cover?

A

provides a four digit UN/NA ID no. index list of chemicals

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9
Q

What does the green highlighting mean?

A

Substances are gases and may release gases that are TIH (Toxic inhalation hazard)

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10
Q

What is the most useful part of the ERG?

A

The orange section

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11
Q

What section of the ERG should be covered first?

A

The Potential Hazard section

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12
Q

What is a monomer?

A

A molecule that may bind chemically to other molecules to form a polymer

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13
Q

Do gasses spread better in warmer less dense air or colder more dense air?

A

Gasses spread easier in warmer less dense air

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14
Q

Colder air will cause chemical gasses to do what?

A

Pool and spread out vertically

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15
Q

What is it called when you can no longer smell a chemical even though it is still present?

A

Olfactory Fatigue

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16
Q

What is the safest of the five senses used to detect a hazardous material?

17
Q

The Emergency Response Guidebook (ERG) is primarily designed to be used at hazmat incidents occurring at:

A

highways, railroads, and pipelines.

18
Q

When using the ERG, what allows responders to locate the most specific initial action guide?

A

Four-digit ID number or chemical name

19
Q

What hazard information is contained on the inside cover of the ERG?

A

A key to reading and understanding shipping documents

20
Q

In a shipping document for hazardous materials, what is listed first?

A

4-digit UN number

21
Q

Hazardous materials/dangerous goods in shipping documents are assigned a packing group in accordance with the:

A

degree of danger they present.

22
Q

Packing Group I on shipping documents indicates:

A

high danger.

23
Q

After identifying the four-digit U.N. identification number on a placard, orange panel, or shipping papers, look up the appropriate Guide No. in the _____ pages of the ERG.

A

yellow-bordered

24
Q

General information on protective clothing and respiratory protection recommendations can be found in the _____ section of the orange-bordered pages in the ERG.

A

Public Safety

25
Information on extinguishing agents and controlling spills or leaks are found in the _____ section of the orange-bordered pages in the ERG.
Emergency Response
26
Awareness Level Personnel may be trained to _____ without calling for additional assistance.
mitigate incidental releases