Which symbol indicates Flammable material?

Which symbol indicates Flammable material?

• A. Radioactive
• B. Flammable material
• C. Oxidizing
• D. Corrosive

Answer: (B)

In hazard symbols, the one that shows a flame indicates flammable materials. That flame pictogram warns that the substance can ignite easily and pose a fire risk, so keep away from heat, sparks, and open flames. The other symbols point to different hazards: the one with the radiation trefoil signals radioactivity; the oxidizing symbol marks substances that release oxygen and can intensify fires; the corrosive symbol shows materials that can cause burns to skin or corrode metals. So, the flame icon is the indicator of flammability.

In hazard symbols, the one that shows a flame indicates flammable materials. That flame pictogram warns that the substance can ignite easily and pose a fire risk, so keep away from heat, sparks, and open flames. The other symbols point to different hazards: the one with the radiation trefoil signals radioactivity; the oxidizing symbol marks substances that release oxygen and can intensify fires; the corrosive symbol shows materials that can cause burns to skin or corrode metals. So, the flame icon is the indicator of flammability.