What do safty symbols look like? What do they mean? provide at least three examples.
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Safety symbols are graphic representations that help convey important safety information. These symbols are typically used to warn individuals about potential hazards, provide instructions for safe handling of substances, or indicate necessary precautions. Here are three examples of safety symbols along with their meanings:
1. Flame symbol (Flammable): This symbol consists of an image of a flame and signifies that the substance or material is highly flammable. It warns that the substance can catch fire easily when exposed to a spark, flame, or heat source. Often seen on aerosol cans or near flammable liquids.
2. Skull and Crossbones symbol (Toxic/Poisonous): This symbol includes a graphic of a skull and crossbones and indicates that the substance is toxic or poisonous. It is used to warn against swallowing, inhaling, or making skin contact with the hazardous substance. Typically found on household cleaning products, pesticides, or other toxic chemicals.
3. Biohazard symbol (Biological Hazard): This symbol features an image resembling a trefoil and represents biological hazards such as bacteria, viruses, or other organisms that can cause illness or infection. It warns individuals of possible exposure to biological materials and is commonly seen in laboratories, medical facilities, or areas where biological contaminants may be present.
To find visual representations of safety symbols, you can search online by typing the specific name of the symbol (e.g., "flammable symbol," "toxic symbol," "biohazard symbol") or by referring to safety manuals, labels on products, or safety signage in various environments.