What do Physical or Chemical Hazard Statements inform users about?

• A. Special fire, explosion, or chemical hazards the product may pose.
• B. The product's market price.
• C. Storage temperature.
• D. The container's disposal method.

Answer: (A)

Hazard statements convey the specific dangers the product can pose in physical or chemical terms. They flag risks such as fire, explosion, or harmful chemical reactions, guiding you on what to watch for and which safety controls to apply—like keeping away from heat or flames, ensuring proper ventilation, or storing with compatible substances. This information directly supports safe handling, storage, and emergency responses. The other options describe information outside of hazard statements, such as price, general storage guidance, or disposal methods, which are not the hazards the product presents. In short, these statements tell you the special fire, explosion, or chemical hazards the product may pose and what precautions to take.