Questions: How many categories does the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) have? Select the correct response: 9 16 12 6

How many categories does the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) have? Select the correct response: 9 16 12 6
Transcript text: How many categories does the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) have? Select the correct response: 9 16 12 6
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Solution Steps

Step 1: Identify the Question

Determine the specific question being asked.

Step 2: Recall Relevant Information

Remember that the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) is a standardized document used to communicate information about chemical hazards.

Step 3: Identify the Correct Number of Categories

The SDS has 16 categories.

Step 4: Select the Correct Response

Choose the option that corresponds to 16 categories.

Step 5: Confirm the Answer

Verify that the correct response is indeed 16.

Final Answer

The correct answer is B.

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