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English: Hazard symbol for WHMIS Class E hazardous material: corrosive material Français : Système d'information sur les matières dangereuses utilisées au travail (SIMDUT), Catégorie E - Matières corrosives |
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| Source | http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ewh-semt/pubs/occup-travail/ref_man/ref_manual_index-eng.php#cpr_sch_2-rpc_annexe_2-eng.php, Based on [1] with many changes. |
| Author | Created by user:Silsor in Inkscape. |
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| current | 20:54, 15 January 2006 | | 400 × 400 (17 KB) | Silsor | Hazard symbol for WHMIS Class E hazardous material: corrosive material. Created by myself in Inkscape. |
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- Hydrazine
- Phosphore
- Mercure (chimie)
- Monoxyde d'azote
- Dioxyde d'azote
- Hydroxyde de sodium
- Hydroxyde de potassium
- Hydroxyde de lithium
- Lithium
- Sodium
- Potassium
- Calcium
- Césium
- Acide acétique
- Acide méthanoïque
- Acide sulfurique
- Dioxyde de soufre
- Diméthylaminoéthanol
- Tétroxyde d'osmium
- Dichlore
- Acide oxalique
- Peroxyde d'hydrogène
- Oxyde de calcium
- Carbonate de sodium
- Acide citrique
- Acide nitrique
- Chlorure d'hydrogène
- Isocyanate de méthyle
- Acide lactique
- Ammoniaque
- Acide picrique
- Acide pyruvique
- Acroléine
- Chlorure de soufre
- Phosgène
- Dibrome
- Oxyde d'éthylène
- Diiode
- Phénol (composé)
- Bromométhane
- Acide perchlorique
- Chlorure de fer(II)
- Chlorure de fer(III)
- Chlorure de zinc
- Permanganate de potassium
- Tétrahydruroaluminate de lithium
- Acide glycolique
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