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Hello, students.
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So in this question, you have been asked about the three differences that indicates that one product is more dangerous than the other.
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The other one.
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Okay, so we are going to discuss about some terms.
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So the first term is the hazard statement.
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The hazard statement.
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So what is actually the meaning of this statement? when some chemicals are on some boxes of the chemical, you must have seen there is written some statements.
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So what? is this hazard statement is it is actually a pace that describes that describes the nature of the nature of of hazard in the substance substance or whatever the mixture is given in the box for example if there is a statement that includes when one of the example they have given the statement that is it's fatal if it is swallowed fatal if swallowed or if inhaled all right so this is the this is the example you can take from the pictures that are given to you in the questions right this was the first term and the second term we have as a signal word signal word so what is the meaning of this signal word this signal word is found majorly on the pesticides, pesticides, and they tell us that how it is dangerous to us or you can say that it describes the acute toxicity.
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Now, what is acute toxicity? the short term toxicity, okay, for the shorter period, it can be very toxic.
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So acute toxicity of formulated form.
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Formulated pesticides.
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Fine.
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So the next term we had is the hazard, hazard pictograms.
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So what is this hazard pictograms? so these hazard pictograms, it is according to, we have some organization that is hcs.
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Hcs is what, it is a hazard communication standard...