GHS classification explanation according to legal classification

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GHS classification is a legal requirement for labeling and communicating hazardous chemicals.

GHS stands for Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals
It is a standardized system for classifying and communicating chemical hazards
The classification is based on physical, health, and environmental hazards
The legal classification determines the appropriate label elements and safety data sheets
Examples of GHS hazard classes include flammable liquids, carcinogens, and acute toxicity
The GHS classification is used in over 65 countries worldwide

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