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The weight of vapor compared to air
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2.
The ability of a substance to change from a solid to a vapor phase without first becoming a liquid
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These agents are extremely toxic, with the symptoms of exposure not appearing for minutes, hours or days
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4.
Measures the acidity or alkalinity of a corrosive material.The meters provide a more accurate reading than pH paper/strips, and are commercially available
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Colorimetric Detector Tubes
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Biological Immunoassay Indicators
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D. 
5.
Identifies specific DNA sequences, which enables it to detect and identify different biological agents
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Combustible Gas Indicator
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D. 
6.
Tests for organic compounds. Hydrocarbons such as butane or hexane. Can study biochemical compounds such as proteins, nucleotides and pharmaceuticals.
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B. 
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Photoionization Detectors
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Flame Ionization Detectors
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Measures the concentration of carbon monoxide. Provides immediate results
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B. 
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D. 
8.
Able to detect the presence of blister and nerve agents at the same time.
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B. 
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D. 
Photoionization Detectors
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Tests for solids, liquids, pastes, organic compounds, petroleum products, plastics, plant materials, water, mineral acids, inorganic oxides, nitrates, chlorates, and phosphates
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B. 
Ion Mobility Spectroscopy
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D. 
10.
This label is attached to packages with external contact radiation levels ranging from greater than 0.5 mrem/hour to no more than 50 mrem/hour.
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B. 
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D. 
11.
Items necessary to conduct sampling operations are prepared in the
12.
Tank with vertical cylindrical walls supporting a fixed dome-shaped roof. Stores flammable and combustible liquids, fertilizers and chemical solvents.
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B. 
Underground Storage Tanks
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D. 
13.
Steel cylindrical pressure tank approximately 3 feet in diameter and 8 feet long with convex and concave heads.
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B. 
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D. 
14.
The concentration or amount of material to which the body is exposed over a period of time.
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D. 
15.
Hydrocarbons that only contain single bonds. They are also called alkanes or paraffin hydrocarbons.
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B. 
C. 
D. 
16.
Pourable mixture of solid and liquid
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B. 
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D. 
17.
The period of time it takes for a substance undergoing decay to decrease by half
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D. 
18.
A substances propensity to undergo change or release energy
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D. 
19.
Large glass or plastic bottles that may be incased in outer packaging. Used to transport corrosive liquids such as acids. They may also be used to transport non-hazardous liquids.
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B. 
C. 
D. 
20.
Used to transport materials with a higher level of radiation than allowed in excepted or industrial packages. These types of packages contain non-life endangering amounts of radioactive material.
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B. 
C. 
D. 
21.
Detects total concentration of numerous organic and inorganic gases and vapors. Can be used to measure toxic exposures.
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B. 
Photoionization detectors
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D. 
22.
Chemicals that produce liver damage
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B. 
C. 
D. 
23.
Chemicals that affect the dermal layer of the body
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B. 
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D. 
24.
Reduction in container shell thickness made by a relatively blunt object
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B. 
C. 
D. 
25.
A polypropylene tank surrounded by a rigid metal frame with a capacity of 300-500 gallons. Used for a variety of liquid materials such as flammable and combustible liquids, oxidizers, corrosives and class 9 materials. Has a fill port on top and a ball valve at the discharge port on the bottom.
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B. 
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D.