The H phrases are used for describing a hazardous property more precisely, e.g.:Īcute toxicity, hazard categories 1 and 2: H300 Fatal if swallowed.Īcute toxicity, hazard category 3: H301 Toxic if swallowed.Īcute toxicity, hazard category 4: H302 Harmful if swallowed. In addition to the pictograms and signal words, the ghs system uses H phrases and P phrases. Hazard statements (H phrases) and precautionary statements (P phrases) The signal words are available in 22 languages. The relative degree of danger shown by a pictogram is indicated by signal words: Signal words indicating the degree of danger These hazards are distinguished by the H phrases used. The pictogram GHS08 for " Systemic health hazards" indicates several serious hazards for internal organs, e.g.:Ĭarcinogenicity, germ cell mutagenicity or reproductive toxicity (CMR) " (or "Save Link As.") you may obtain it also in the 45° form (as a square, in the TIF-format, 2100x2100 pixels).
" (or "Save Link As.").īy right-clicking on the text belonging to each pictogram and choosing "Safe Target As. To download the pictograms in the PGN format with good resolution (3000 pixels large/high) right-click on the wanted pictogram and choose "Safe Target As. Transparency outside the red border is required for arranging the pictograms border by border, as shown near the end of this page. Therefore the white parts of the pictogram inside the red border remain white on a coloured background. These are transparent not only outside of the red border but also inside of it! Our pictograms in the PGN format are only transparent outside of it. However the hazard pictograms are available from the UNECE site in transparent form only in the eps format. These pictograms are also found on the site of the UNECE. The GHS system is using the 9 GHS hazard pictograms with their GHS number, signal words and meaning, shown in the table below. The language used is about as inaccurate as you can get whilst still speaking English one example being assistance (benefits) i'm surprised they didn't talk about grade school, high school etc.This page is no longer updated since 2022.
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and don't even get me started on the buildings!! As has already been noted by another reviewer, the linguistic differences between us and our North American cousins are very apparent (although I do note that the lead is played by an Australian) the accents throughout are either the typically clipped accents favoured by North American movie makers and the Scottish accents are woefully inaccurate. All it would have taken was a quick search on Google. the uniforms for Wyedean are completely the wrong colours and the badge is a figment of the film makers imagination. Maybe I'm being picky, but when making a biopic (authorised or otherwise) surely they should have a far better idea of the locations? It is 8-10 miles from Tutshill to the outer edges of the forest for a start. Research is laughable (if it was done at all) Knowing Tutshill, having attended Wyedean and having worked in Edinburgh, this film shows the typical sickly sweet idealistic old fashioned chocolate box view of "little old England" (but at least they recognised that Edinburgh is in Scotland). OK viewing for a damp winters day when there is nothing else on the box and your DVD player is on the blink.
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