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Health 4
Deadly
Health 3
Extreme Danger
Health 2
Hazardous
Health 1
Slightly Hazardous
Health 0
Normal Material
Fire 4
Flash point below 73°F
Fire 3
Flash point below 100°F
Fire 2
Flash point below 200°F
Fire 1
Flash point above 200°F
Fire 0
Will Not Burn
Reactivity 4
May DetonateR
Reactivity 3
Shock and Heat May Detonate
Reactivity 2
Violent Chemical Change
Reactivity 1
Unstable If Heated
Reactivity 0
Stable
Where do specific hazard symbols show up on the NFPA Diamond?
In the white quadrant
What does blue mean in the NFPA Diamond?
Health
What does red mean in the NFPA Diamond
Fire
What does yellow mean in the NFPA Diamond
Reactivity
What does white mean in the NFPA Diamond
Specific hazard symbols
OX
Oxidizer
ACID
Acid
ALK
Alkali (Base)
COR
Corrosive
☢
Radioactive
“W” with a slash across it
Do Not Use Water (reacts when used with water)