Introduction
Any product that explodes/highly flammable, has a strong reaction with water, corrodes other materials, is unstable when exposed to heat or shock or is toxic to the environment, animals and humans, is defined by law as hazardous material. This paper will mainly focus on oxidizers that are mostly found in homes.
Oxidizers Chemicals
The OSHA Hazard Communication Standard defines an oxidizer as a substance other than an explosive or blasting agent, which start or encourages combustion in other materials hence causing fire, by itself or through giving out of oxygen or other gases. Example of oxidizers stored in homes include: hair dyes containing hydrogen ...
