APPENDIX NO. 4

Group 3 - (Substances representing minor danger) I.M.D.G. Class

Class 4 - (Division 4.1), Inflammable Solids.

• Aluminum powder, coated.
• Boenoel.
• Calcium resinate.
• Calcium resinate, fused.
• Celluloid in Blocks, rods, rolls, sheets, tubes, etc. (scrap excluded).
• Cigarettes, self-lighting.
• Cobalt naphthenates, powder.
• Cobalt resinate, precipitated.
• Driers, paint or varnish, in solid form, n.o.s.
• Films, nitrocellulose base, gelating coated (scrap excluded).
• Hafnium powder.
• Hay, Straw or bhusa.
• Hexamine.
• Magnesium and magnesium alloys containing more than 50 percent magnesium in pellets, turning or ribbons.
• Magnesium resinate.
• Matches, safety.
• Matches, "strike anywhere".
• Matches, wax "Vesta".
• Metaldehyde.
• Naphthalene (Creosote salts), crude or refined.
• Phosphorous, amorphous.
• Silicon powder, amorphous.
• Sulphur.
• Titanium metwl powder.
• Toe puffs (Nitrocellulose base).
• Zirconium metal, wetted with at least 25 percent water.

Class 4 - (Division 4.2), Substances liable to spontaneous combustion.

• Bags having contained sodium nitrate, empty unwashed.
• Calcium dithionite.
• Charcoal of animal or mineral origin.
• Charcoal of vegetable origin.
• Copra.
• Cotton, wet.
• Fibres, animal or vegetable, burnt, wet or damp, n.o.s.
• Fibres or fabrics, animal or vegetable, with animal or vegetable oil, n.o.s.
• Fish scrap or fish meal.
• Iron oxide, spent, or iron sponge, spenmt (obtained from coal gas purification).
• Lamp black, of vegetable origin.
• Paper, treated with unsaturated oils, incompletely dried (includes carbon paper).
• Plastics, spontaneously combustible, n.o.s.
• Rags, oily.
• Seed cakes (seed expellers), containing vegetable oil.
• Sulphides, n.o.s.
• Textile waste, wet, n.o.s.
• Wool waste, wet.
• Zinc dithionit.
• Zirconium, metal, dry finished sheets, or coiled wire.
• Zirconium scrap.

Class 4 - (Division 4.3), Substances which on contact with water, emit inflammable gases.

• Aluminum silicon powder, uncoated.
• Calcium cyanamide containing more than 0.1 percent calcium carbide.
• Calcium silicon.
• Ferrosilicon, containing more than 30 percent and less
• than 90 percent silicon.
• Zinc ashes.

Class 5 - (Division 5.1), Oxidizing substances, other than organic peroxides.

• Aluminum nitrate.
• Ammonium nitrate.
• Ammonium nitrate fertilizers.
• Ammonium persulphate.
• Caesium nitrate.
• Calcium nitrate.
• Didymium nitrate.
• Ferric nitrate.
• Guanidine nitrate.
• Lead dioxide.
• Magnesium nitrate.
• Potassium dichromate.
• Potassium nitrate.
• Potassium persulphate.
• Sodium dichromate.
• Sodium nitrate.
• Sodium nitrate and potassium nitrate mixtures.
• Sodium persulphate.
• Strontium nitrate.
• Urea hydrogen peroxide (hydrogen peroxide solid).

Class 6 - (Division 6.1), Poisonous substances.

All substances in division 6.1 except :

• Poisonous gases.
• Poisonous substances stated in other I.M.D.G.
• Classes and present in Group 1 or Group 2.
• Cyanides.

Class 8 - Corrosive substances.

• Acide butyl phosphate.
• Batteries, electric storage (accumulators, electric) wet charged or filled.
• DI iso octyl acid phosphate.
• Ferric chloride.
• Hypochlorite, solutions containing more than 5 percent but less than 16 percent available chlorine.
• Iospropyl acid phosphate.
• Phosphoric acid.
• Propoinic acid.
• Soda lime.
• Zinc chloride solution.

Class 9 - Miscellaneous dangerous substances.

• Acetaldehyde, ammonia.
• Ammonium nitrate fertilizers.
• Calcium oxide.
• Carbon dioxide, solid.
• Dibromo di-fluoromethane.