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1
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What is the CAS number for paracetamol

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103-90-2

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What are the routes of entry for paracetamol

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-If inhaled
-If swallowed
-Skin contact
-Eye contact

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3
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What state is Paracetamol in

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White powder

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What is the molecular weight of paracetamol

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151.16g/mol

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What is the molecular formula of paracetamol

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C8H9NO2

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6
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What are the hazard types for paracetamol

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-Acute toxicity, Oral

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What is the H number for Acute toxicity, Oral

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H302

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What are the precautinary controls for paracetamol

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-Wash skin after handling
-Don’t eat, drink or smoke when using
-If swallowed: Call poison centre if feeling unwell
-Dispose of product in an appropriate waste disposal plant

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What’s the P number for ‘Wash skin after handling’

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P264

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What’s the P number for ‘Don’t eat, drink or smoke when using’

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P270

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What’s the P number for ‘If swallowed: Call poison centre if feeling unwell’

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P301 + P312

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What’s the P number for ‘Dispose of product in an appropriate waste disposal plant’

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P501

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What’s the CAS number for methanol

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67-56-1

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What are the possible routes of entry for methanol

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-If swallowed
-If inhaled
-Skin contact
-Eye contact

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15
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What state is methanol in

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Colourless liquid

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16
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What is the molecular weight of methanol

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32.04g/mol

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17
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What’s the molecular formula for methanol

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CH3OH

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18
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What are the hazard types for methanol

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-Flammable liquid
-Acute toxicity, Oral
-Acute toxicity, Irritation
-Acute toxicity, Dermal
-Organ toxicity single exposure, Eyes

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What is the H number for ‘Highly flammable liquid’

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H225

20
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What’s the H number for ‘Acute toxicity, Oral’

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H301

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What’s the H number for ‘Acute toxicity, Irritation’

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H331

22
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What’s the H number for ‘Acute toxicity, Dermal’

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H311

23
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What’s the H number for ‘Organ toxicity single exposure, eyes’

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H370

24
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What are the precautionary controls for methanol

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-Keep away from fire, open flames and sources of ignition
-Wear protective gloves and clothing
-If swallowed; rinse mouth
-If inhaled ; remove to air
-If on skin ; wash with water

25
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What’s the P number for ‘Keep away from fire, open flames and sources of ignition’

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P210

26
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What’s the P number for ‘Wear protective gloves and clothing ‘

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P280

27
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What’s the P number for ‘If swallowed; rinse mouth’

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P301 + P330 + P310

28
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What’s the P number for ‘If inhaled ; remove to air ‘

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P304 + P340 + P311

29
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What’s the P number for ‘If on skin ; wash with water’

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P302 + P352 + P312

30
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What’s the CAS number for ethanol

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64-17-5

31
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What are the possible routes of entry for ethanol

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-If inhaled
-If swallowed
-Skin contact
-Eye contact

32
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What state is ethanol in

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Colourless liquid

33
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What is the molecular weight of ethanol

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46.07g/mol

34
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What is the molecular formula of ethanol

A

C2H60

35
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What are the hazard types for ethanol

A

-Flammable liquid
-Eye irritant

36
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What’s the H number for flammable liquid

A

H225

37
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What’s the H number for eye irritant

A

H319

38
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What are the precautionary controls for ethanol

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-Keep away from heat, open flames and ignition sources
-Wear protective gloves & clothing
-Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place

39
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What’s the P number for ‘Keep away from heat, open flames and ignition sources’

A

P210

40
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What’s the P number for ‘Wear protective gloves & clothing’

A

P280

41
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What’s the P number ‘Keep tightly sealed in a cool, dry place’

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P233

42
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What’s the CAS number for Glucose

A

50-99-7

43
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What are the possible routes of entry for glucose

A

-If inhaled
-If swallowed
-Skin contact
-Eye contact

44
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What state of matter is glucose in

A

colourless solid

45
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What is the molecular weight of glucose

A

180.16g/mol

46
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What is the molecular formula of glucose

A

C6H12O6

47
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What are the handling controls for glucose

A

Use face, eye and skin protection

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