What are the basic information on the label of chemical containers
The basic information on the label of chemical containers typically includes the following:
1. Chemical Name: The name of the chemical substance or mixture contained in the container.
2. Hazard statements: Brief statements describing the nature and degree of the chemical's hazards.
3. Precautionary statements: Recommendations for the safe handling, storage, and disposal of the chemical.
4. Signal Words: Words such as "Danger" or "Warning" that indicate the severity of the hazards associated with the chemical.
5. Pictograms: Graphic symbols that represent specific hazards, such as flame, corrosive, or biohazard, enabling quick identification.
6. Supplier Identification: Contact information of the manufacturer, importer, or supplier of the chemical.
7. Product Identifier: Additional information or code that uniquely identifies the chemical.
8. First Aid Measures: Initial steps to be taken in case of exposure, ingestion, or contact with the chemical.
9. Physical and Chemical Properties: Details about the physical state, flammability, reactivity, and other characteristics of the substance.
10. Hazardous Ingredients: A list of hazardous ingredients contained in the substance or mixture, including their concentrations.
11. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Recommended protective equipment like gloves, goggles, or respirators to use when handling the chemical.
12. Emergency Phone Numbers: Emergency contact numbers for immediate assistance or to report incidents or spills.
Note: The specific information required on chemical labels may vary based on the regional regulatory requirements and the nature of the chemical being labeled.