GHS Label Pictograms

If you see this pictogram on a bottle it means that you are dealing with a chemical that is:

• Should be poured on the first thing you see.

• Flammable

• Corrosive

• Acutely Toxic

If you see this pictogram on a bottle it means that you are dealing with a chemical that is:

• Explosive

• Flammable

• Corrosive

• Acts like hair gell.

If you see this pictogram on a bottle it means that you are dealing with a chemical that is:

• Explosive

• Flammable

• Attractive to Pirates

• Acutely Toxic

If you see this pictogram on a bottle it means that you are dealing with a chemical that is:

• Explosive

• Flammable

• Dangerous to use in bowling alleys.

• Acutely Toxic

If you see this pictogram on a bottle it means that you are dealing with a chemical that is:

• Extremely bad smelling

• Best used outdoors

• A hazard to the envrionment

• Attracts Fish

What does this symbol indicate?

• This chemical will make your fingers swell.

• Potentially explosive - firecracker symbol.

• Pressurized gas cylinder.

• Clean up with a cotton swab.

What does this symbol indicate?

• If you smell this chemical your heart will explode

• Don't eat this, it causes acid reflux.

• This chemical is a human health hazard

• Exposure to this chemical will steal your soul.

What does this symbol indicate?

• Surprise! Its your birthday!

• Wow! Does this chemical smell good!

• This chemical is acutely hazardous/an irritant or is narcotic. Danger!

• This chemical will self destruct 10 seconds after opening.

What three hazards are associated with Ammonia?

• Flammable

• Environmental Hazard

• Acutely toxic

• Corrosive

NJ Requires an additional label element that is not required on Globally Harmonized Labels. What is that additional item?

• The company the chemical was purchased from.

• The date the chemical was purchased.

• What Shelf the Chemical is stored on.

• The Chemical Abstract System (CAS) Identification Number