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The Emergency Response Guidebook Questions and Answers Using the attached ERG, determine the product name that corresponds to UN/NA Number 1090. Select the ERG to look up the correct answer. - Acetone Using the attached ERG, determine UN/NA number and guide number for chlorine. Select the ERG to look up the correct answer. - UN/NA number 1017 and guide number 124

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The Emergency Response Guidebook
Questions and Answers
Using the attached ERG, determine the product name that corresponds to UN/NA Number 1090. Select
the ERG to look up the correct answer. - ✅✅Acetone



Using the attached ERG, determine UN/NA number and guide number for chlorine. Select the ERG to
look up the correct answer. - ✅✅UN/NA number 1017 and guide number 124



Hazard information that you might find in the green section of the ERG includes: - ✅✅The initial
isolation perimeter for a material



All of the following information can be found in the emergency response area of the orange guide pages
in the ERG except: - ✅✅Recommended type of protective clothing and respiratory protection



Identify the two types of information found in the Potential Hazards area of the orange guide pages in
the ERG - ✅✅Fire and explosion hazards

Health hazards



Matt Boone needs to identify the hazardous material at an incident. He knows he is dealing with a single
material leaking from an unknown Department of Transportation vehicle. Unfortunately, neither the
SDS nor the local emergency response plan is available for the identification process - ✅✅Look at the
Guide 111 in the orange section of the ERG



If evacuation is not possible because the hazardous material presents an immediate danger, you should
implement: - ✅✅In place protection



During an electrical storm, a large limb from the tree has broken off and fallen onto an oil tank, causing
the tank to crack open and leak.



You have a densified the chemical by name, looked it up in the blue section of the ERG, and take a note
that a small fire is starting

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