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Toxic Sign
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Indicates toxicity - Toxic substances are poisonous and can cause damage to the body Different types of toxic - Chemical - Harmful chemicals such as mercury and asbestos - Biological -Harmful bacteria that cause diseases
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Biohazard Sign
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A sign that indicates the presence of biological hazards (biohazards) - Biohazards are infectious biological substances that can threaten our health - Biohazards are usually bacteria and viruses Biohazards are leveled according to risk - Level 1 biohazards, like varicella, have minimal risk - Level 2 biohazards, like HIV, can cause mild diseases - Level 3 biohazards, like malaria, can cause severe or fatal diseases, but there are treatments - Level 4 biohazards, like Ebola virus, can cause severe or fatal diseases and there are no treatments.
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High Voltage Sign
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Indicates that there is high voltage - Voltage is the degree of electrical force - The higher the voltage, the more dangerous the electricity and the more intense electrocution will be Used in: - Electrical power distribution - Cathode ray tubes - used in x-rays and particle beams
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Trefoil (Radiation) Sign
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Radiation Sign Indicates radiation - Radiation is the process wherein energy travels through space to be absorbed by another object Has 2 kinds - Ionizing radiation ( ) - consists of electromagnetic waves that can detach electrons from atoms - Includes x-rays and ultraviolet rays - Non-ionizing radiation ( ) - consists of electromagnetic waves that do not have enough energy to detach electrons from atoms - Includes microwaves and radio waves (cellphones, radio, etc.)
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Corrosive Sign
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Indicates material that can cause corrosion - Corrosion is the disintegration of a substance into atoms and is usually caused by chemical reaction Corrosive substances are harmful - Can cause damage if inhaled, ingested, or has contact with the eyes or skin - Includes some acids such as sulfuric acid and bases such as ammonia
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