Question

in what section of a safety data sheet (sds) would you find potential dangers associated with a chemical?
hazard(s) identification
accidental release measures
composition/information on ingredients
ecological information
what is the standard unit when measuring time?
seconds
minutes
hours
amperes
animal and plant cells are both ______ cells.
organelles
eukaryotic
single - celled
observable without a microscope
what did the epa create to keep afnr workers safe?
agricultural safety data sheets
environmental protection for agriculture professionals standard
agricultural worker protection standard
osha
______ refers to the employment of living creatures to reduce the damage that pest populations might otherwise cause.
biohazard
biological pesticide
chemical interference
biological control
one difference between plant and animal cells is that plant cells have a cell wall that encloses the cell membrane.
true
false

Explanation:

• First question: The "Hazard(s) identification" section of an SDS specifically details potential dangers of a chemical.
• Second question: In the International System of Units (SI), the standard unit for measuring time is seconds.
• Third question: Both animal and plant cells are eukaryotic cells (they have a nucleus and membrane - bound organelles). Organelles are parts of cells, most animal and plant cells are not single - celled (except some simple organisms), and most animal and plant cells are not observable without a microscope.
• Fourth question: The EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) created the Agricultural Worker Protection Standard to safeguard AFNR (Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resources) workers.
• Fifth question: Biological control involves using living creatures to reduce pest damage. A biohazard is a biological substance that poses a threat to health, a biological pesticide is a type of pesticide (a substance used to kill pests), and chemical interference is not the term for using living creatures.
• Sixth question: It is a well - known fact that plant cells have a cell wall surrounding the cell membrane, while animal cells do not.

Answer:

• First question: Hazard(s) identification
• Second question: seconds
• Third question: eukaryotic
• Fourth question: Agricultural Worker Protection Standard
• Fifth question: Biological control
• Sixth question: True