Question

question 3 of 3
which of the following are forms that chemical hazards can be in?
mist
gas
cement
liquid
wood
fibers (solids)

Explanation:

Chemical hazards can exist in different physical states. Mist is a suspension of liquid droplets in a gas, gas is a freely - moving state of matter, liquid is a flowing substance, and fibers (solids) can also be chemically hazardous. Cement and wood are not typical pure forms of chemical hazards on their own in the context of basic chemical hazard forms.

Answer:

A. Mist, B. Gas, D. Liquid, F. Fibers (solids)