10.7 Oxidizing substances
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10.7 Oxidizing substances

  10.7.1 Solid bulk dangerous cargo that is an oxidizing substance should be transported, handled and stowed in a manner that prevents in so far as reasonably practicable, contamination with combustible or carbonaceous materials. Oxidizing substances should be kept away from any source of heat or ignition.

Parent topic: 10 Solid Bulk Dangerous Cargoes
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