Thread: Does sugar have a dangerous goods code?

does any1 know the answer???

pls help me!!!
this is important!!

Is it homework?

You should have mentioned your country. Maybe they have such a code in Livania or Zamboozi, but in my country sugar is not considered a dangerous good (except by the dieters).

And the dentists.

I will assume it was homework, but I will give a hint anyway. The answer will be found on a material safety data sheet (MSDS). Happy hunting.

it's not homework.
my friend is in australia and he wants to know

Then, clearly, it can't be very important to you.

Then the answer is no.

http://sugaraustralia.com.au/Documen...deredSugar.pdf

okay...
Harold14370
did you know that that was the exact website my science teacher gave me for my science assignment and the questions limoo123 asked are the exact same questions on my research assignment.
I have one final question...
are Ms Ratcliffe or do you know a Neta Ratcliffe by any chance?

No. Mrs Ratcliffe probably wouldn't have done his homework for him.

I got that assingment to!

Does anyone by chance go to st george high in australia?

i know the answer to the Question, should i tell?

My Science tescher is Ms Conroy

i think limoo123 is a girl.

st george GIRLS high gives it away. I had to do that for homework, too when I was in yr 10 (or so). have a look on government sites.

can anyone gimme a website to the answer for for whom is ingesting sugar a potential problem?

For the love of peace! the aanswer is that sugar is a non-dangerous good by road and rail services, and a non hazard something by some other code of some sort.

How many people are from st george? All i have left to do of my assignment is the method.