Transporting Pesticides Pesticides and Firefighting Biological Warfare Agents Select Agents Dissemination of Infectious Pathogens and Toxins Responding to Incidents involving a Release of Infectious Pathogens and Toxins Transporting Infectious Substances Anthrax Ricin Unit Eleven: Chemistry of Some Oxidizers. Unit Objective: Upon successful completion of this unit, the student will be able to: Associate the physical and health hazards of the oxidizers noted in this chapter with the information provided by their hazard diamonds and GHS pictograms. Describe how NFPA distinguishes the degree of hazard potentially posed by different oxidizers. Identify the primary industries that use the oxidizers noted in this chapter. Identify commercial products that contain oxidizers. Describe the OSHA and DHS regulations that pertain to the handling, storage, stowing, loading, unloading, or discharge of bulk quantities of ammonium nitrate. Identify the labels, markings, and placards that DOT requires on the packaging of oxidizers and the transport vehicles used for their shipment. Identify the response actions to be executed when oxidizers are released from their packaging into the environment. Learning Activities: Classroom lecture/discussion Student homework study Text assignment: Chapter 11, Chemistry of Some Oxidizers, pp. Unit Outline: What is an Oxidizer? DOT Classification of Oxidizers OSHA/GHS Identification of Oxidizers b Oxidation Numbers Oxidation-Reduction Reactions Common Features of Oxidizers Hydrogen Peroxide The KURSK Workplace Regulations involving Hydrogen Peroxide Transporting Hydrogen Peroxide Responding to Incidents involving a Release of Hydrogen Peroxide Nonchlorine Bleaches Metallic Hypochlorites Sodium Hypochlorite
Transporting Pesticides Pesticides and Firefighting Biological Warfare Agents Select Agents Dissemination of Infectious Pathogens and Toxins Responding to Incidents involving a Release of Infectious Pathogens and Toxins Transporting Infectious Substances Anthrax Ricin Unit Eleven: Chemistry of Some Oxidizers. Unit Objective: Upon successful completion of this unit, the student will be able to: Associate the physical and health hazards of the oxidizers noted in this chapter with the information provided by their hazard diamonds and GHS pictograms. Describe how NFPA distinguishes the degree of hazard potentially posed by different oxidizers. Identify the primary industries that use the oxidizers noted in this chapter. Identify commercial products that contain oxidizers. Describe the OSHA and DHS regulations that pertain to the handling, storage, stowing, loading, unloading, or discharge of bulk quantities of ammonium nitrate. Identify the labels, markings, and placards that DOT requires on the packaging of oxidizers and the transport vehicles used for their shipment. Identify the response actions to be executed when oxidizers are released from their packaging into the environment. Learning Activities: Classroom lecture/discussion Student homework study Text assignment: Chapter 11, Chemistry of Some Oxidizers, pp. Unit Outline: What is an Oxidizer? DOT Classification of Oxidizers OSHA/GHS Identification of Oxidizers b Oxidation Numbers Oxidation-Reduction Reactions Common Features of Oxidizers Hydrogen Peroxide The KURSK Workplace Regulations involving Hydrogen Peroxide Transporting Hydrogen Peroxide Responding to Incidents involving a Release of Hydrogen Peroxide Nonchlorine Bleaches Metallic Hypochlorites Sodium Hypochlorite
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