What is a MSDS?

A document that identifies chemical hazards associated with compounds.

Part of a Biosafety manual. Identifies all chemical reactions.

Outlines calibration standards.

A. A document that identifies chemical hazards associated with compounds.

Explanation:

MSDS is an abbreviation that means Material Safety Data Sheet and is a document that describes different characteristics of the products such as chemical properties, chemical compounds, toxicity, health effects, between others; all of these in order to an appropriate human use, and reduce the risk during their manipulation.

Depends on the class of chemical compounds that the product has, the MSDS indicates the labor and environmental cautions.

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