Storage hazard class

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The storage hazard class refers to the assignment of a substance or mixture to a specific hazard class according to applicable dangerous goods regulations (e.g., ADR/RID, national dangerous goods laws) for storage. It determines requirements for storage, segregation, fire safety, ventilation, and other protective measures necessary to prevent accidents and hazards during storage.

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