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Self-reactive substances and organic peroxides are unstable and may react dangerously on their own. They fall under which main hazard group?

Self-reactivity and the instability of organic peroxides are inherent physical properties of the chemicals that can lead to fire or explosion. Therefore, they a

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Question: Self-reactive substances and organic peroxides are unstable and may react dangerously on their own. They fall under which main hazard group?

Answer options:

  • Health Hazards ✅ Physical Hazards
  • Environmental Hazards
  • Biohazardous Materials

Correct answer: Physical Hazards

Explanation: Self-reactivity and the instability of organic peroxides are inherent physical properties of the chemicals that can lead to fire or explosion. Therefore, they are classified as a Physical Hazard.

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