National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Hazmat Diamond Flashcards

1
Q

Color and location of the health hazard

A

blue left

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2
Q

color and location of the flammability hazard

A

red top

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3
Q

color and location of the instability hazard

A

yellow right

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4
Q

color and location of the special hazards

A

white bottom

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5
Q

What hazard is a blue diamond

A

health

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6
Q

what hazard is a red diamond

A

flammability

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7
Q

what hazard is a yellow diamond

A

instability

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8
Q

what hazard is a white hazard

A

special hazard

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9
Q

0 on blue diamond indicates

A

no hazard

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10
Q

1 on blue diamond indicates

A

can cause significant irritation

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11
Q

2 on blue diamond indicates

A

can cause temporary incapacitation or residual injury

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12
Q

3 on blue diamond indicates

A

can cause serious or permanent injury

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13
Q

4 on blue diamond indicates

A

can be lethal

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14
Q

0 on red diamond indicates

A

will not burn

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15
Q

1 on red diamond indicates

A

must be preheated for ignition to occur

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16
Q

2 on red diamond indicates

A

must be heated or in ↑ ambient temperature to burn

17
Q

3 on red diamond indicates

A

can be ignited under almost all ambient temperatures

18
Q

4 on red diamond indicates

A

will vaporize and burn at normal temperature

19
Q

0 on yellow diamond indicates

A

stable

20
Q

1 on yellow diamond indicates

A

↑ temperature makes unstable

21
Q

2 on yellow diamond indicates

A

violent chemical change at ↑ temperature or pressures

22
Q

3 on yellow diamond indicates

A

may explode from ↑ temperature or shock

23
Q

4 on yellow diamond indicates

A

may explode at normal temperature and pressures

24
Q

W on white diamond indicates

A

unusual reactivity with water

25
Q

OX on white diamond indicates

A

oxidizer