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Relier Pairs types-of-chemical-hazardsVersion en ligne relates the types of chemical risks to their effects par Fátima Barreiro 1 Reactive 2 Flammable 3 Mutagens 4 Carcinogens 5 Asphyxiants 6 Sensitizers 7 Irritants 8 Teratogens 9 Corrosives Chemical substances that cause a chemical hazard such as an explosion when mixed or combined with other chemical or non-chemical substances such as water or air. (Nitric acid) are cancer-causing chemical substances, and a small amount of such a chemical is enough to severely harm human health. The hazards of such chemical substances will only appear many years after exposure. (Benzene) cause genetic changes to a cell’s DNA and RNA. Genetic changes can cause cancer, prevent normal biological functions, or may result in the malfunction of a particular organ. (Hydrogen peroxide) cause harm to the eyes, skin, or respiratory tract of a person. he hazards can manifest as redness, rashes, inflammation, coughing, or hemorrhaging. Irritants are mostly short-term severe illnesses but can also have long-lasting side effects in some people. (Chromic acid) Many chemicals are characterized as flammable as they can easily burn or ignite when exposed to oxygen. (Methanol) cause visible and/or irreversible changes to the composition of a material due to direct contact. Similarly, these can also cause a localized reaction in the human body at the point of contact. (Sulfuric acid) can disrupt the normal development of a fetus causing birth defects and even the healthy advancement of pregnancy. (Thalidomide) cause an allergic reaction in people who face repeated exposure over time to certain chemicals. Reactions to chemicals deemed as sensitizers vary from person to person and can be either acute or chronic, (Chlorine) deprive the body of oxygen; interrupting the transfer and use of oxygen by the bloodstream. (Carbon monoxide)

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types-of-chemical-hazardsVersion en ligne

relates the types of chemical risks to their effects

Reactive

Flammable

Mutagens

Carcinogens

Asphyxiants

Sensitizers

Irritants

Teratogens

Corrosives

Chemical substances that cause a chemical hazard such as an explosion when mixed or combined with other chemical or non-chemical substances such as water or air. (Nitric acid)

are cancer-causing chemical substances, and a small amount of such a chemical is enough to severely harm human health. The hazards of such chemical substances will only appear many years after exposure. (Benzene)

cause genetic changes to a cell’s DNA and RNA. Genetic changes can cause cancer, prevent normal biological functions, or may result in the malfunction of a particular organ. (Hydrogen peroxide)

cause harm to the eyes, skin, or respiratory tract of a person. he hazards can manifest as redness, rashes, inflammation, coughing, or hemorrhaging. Irritants are mostly short-term severe illnesses but can also have long-lasting side effects in some people. (Chromic acid)

Many chemicals are characterized as flammable as they can easily burn or ignite when exposed to oxygen. (Methanol)

cause visible and/or irreversible changes to the composition of a material due to direct contact. Similarly, these can also cause a localized reaction in the human body at the point of contact. (Sulfuric acid)

can disrupt the normal development of a fetus causing birth defects and even the healthy advancement of pregnancy. (Thalidomide)

cause an allergic reaction in people who face repeated exposure over time to certain chemicals. Reactions to chemicals deemed as sensitizers vary from person to person and can be either acute or chronic, (Chlorine)

deprive the body of oxygen; interrupting the transfer and use of oxygen by the bloodstream. (Carbon monoxide)