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What is the name of the detailed information bulletin that describes a chemical's properties and hazards?

  1. Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

  2. Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

  3. Technical Data Sheet (TDS)

  4. Product Specification Sheet (PSS)

The correct answer is: Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS)

The correct designation for the detailed information bulletin that outlines a chemical's properties and hazards is the Safety Data Sheet (SDS). While the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) was previously used, it has been replaced by the SDS in alignment with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals (GHS). The SDS is a standardized sheet that provides comprehensive information about a hazardous chemical, including its identity, hazards, safe handling practices, first-aid measures, and more. The SDS is crucial for ensuring safety in workplaces that handle chemicals, as it helps technicians and employees to understand the risks associated with the materials they are working with. It is mandated by law for chemical manufacturers to provide an SDS to ensure that users have the necessary information to protect themselves and work safely with hazardous substances. In contrast, a Technical Data Sheet (TDS) typically provides specific application methods or technical specifications related to a product, which does not focus on safety and hazard information. Similarly, a Product Specification Sheet (PSS) outlines the specifications of a product but lacks the detailed safety and hazard information required to effectively manage risks associated with chemicals. Thus, while the MSDS as an older term may have been recognized at one point, the current standard