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International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG)
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Esplosives
- 1.1 – Substances and articles that have a direct risk of explosion
- 1.2 – Substances and articles that have a risk of explosion but not direct
- 1.3 – Substances and articles that have a fire risk or a secondary risk of explosion (or both), but not a direct risk of explosion.
- 1.4 – Substances and articles that do not present significant risk.
- 1.5 – Very sensitive substances that have a direct risk of explosion
- 1.6 – Extremely sensitive items that do not have a direct risk of explosion






Class 2
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Gas
- 2.1 – flammable
- 2.2 – Non-flammable and non-toxic
- 2.3 – Toxic.



Class 3
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Flammable liquids
- 3.1 – Trigger point <-18°C c.c.
- 3.2 – Trigger point between -18°C e 22°C c.c.
- 3.3 – Trigger point between 23°C e 61°C c.c.

Class 4
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Solids or flammable substances
- 4.1 – Flammable solids
- 4.2 – Spontaneous Combustion Substances
- 4.3 – Substances which in contact with water produce flammable gases



Class 5
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Oxidizing substances (agents) and organic peroxides
- 5.1 – Oxidizing substances (agents)
- 5.2 – Organic peroxides


Class 6
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Toxic or infected substances
- 6.1 – Liquid toxic substances
- 6.2 – Solid toxic substances

Class 8
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Corrosive
- – Liquid corrosive substances
- – Solid corrosive substances

Class 9
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Various dangerous substances and articles

International Maritime Dangerous Goods (IMDG) – Signage

Death danger

Presence of poisons

Corrosive substances

Danger

Fuel

Flammable gases

Flammable substances

Flammable solids

Flammable

Chlorine

Poisoning danger

Oxygen

Oxidants

Radioactivity

Toxic gas

Organic peroxides