What type of information can be found in the Toxicological Information section?

The Toxicological Information section provides essential details about the health effects and symptoms associated with exposure to hazardous substances. This information is vital for understanding how a chemical can affect an individual's health if they come into contact with it. It includes data on acute and chronic effects, potential routes of exposure (e.g., inhalation, ingestion, skin contact), and specific symptoms that may arise from exposure. By providing this information, the section helps workers, emergency responders, and safety professionals make informed decisions about handling chemicals safely and responding effectively in case of exposure incidents.

Transport regulations, physical properties, and storage recommendations are important categories of information, but they fall under different sections. Transport regulations relate to the safe transportation of hazardous materials; physical properties describe characteristics such as boiling and melting points; and storage recommendations provide guidance on how to properly store hazardous substances to minimize risk. Each of these areas plays a role in comprehensive hazard communication, but they do not detail the health implications of exposure to the chemicals involved.