Where can the flammability limits of a hazardous material be found in an MSDS?

The flammability limits of a hazardous material are typically found in the section that discusses fire and explosion hazard data. This section provides critical information about the conditions under which a substance can ignite and how it reacts in the presence of an open flame or high heat. It often includes specific details such as flash point, autoignition temperature, and the lower and upper flammability limits, which are essential for understanding the risks associated with handling and storing the material.

The other sections mentioned serve different purposes. The health hazards section focuses on potential health effects resulting from exposure, while storage handling regulations detail safe practices for managing the material. The first aid measures section provides information on how to respond to exposure incidents. Each of these sections plays a crucial role in the overall safety and handling of hazardous materials, but they do not specifically address the flammability characteristics as directly as the fire and explosion hazard data section does.