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Explanation:

Identify the question and context

The question asks us to determine whether a product is a liquid, solid, or gas based on a sample Safety Data Sheet (SDS). The image itself does not display the linked SDS document.

Locate the relevant SDS section

To find a chemical's physical state, we look at Section 9 of the SDS, which covers Physical and Chemical Properties. This section lists characteristics such as appearance, odor, and physical state (solid, liquid, or gas).

Analyze the missing information

Because the external SDS document is not visible in the image, we must guide the student on how to find this answer. In standard educational modules covering SDS training, common sample chemicals (like acetone, isopropyl alcohol, or hydrochloric acid) are typically liquids, while others (like sodium chloride or sulfur) are solids, and gases (like carbon dioxide or nitrogen) are gases.

However, we can explain how to locate the exact answer:

1. Open the sample SDS by clicking the link.
2. Scroll down to Section 9: Physical and Chemical Properties.
3. Look for the row labeled Physical State or Appearance.
4. Match that state to option A (Liquid), B (Solid), or C (Gas).

Answer:

Question 4

• (A) Liquid
• (B) Solid
• (C) Gas
• (D) None of the above