§ 146.04-5 List of explosives and other dangerous articles and combustible liquids. Ammonium nitrate-Carbonate mixtures (see: "Nitrates”). Oxy. M.. Yellow. *Ammonium nitrate mixed fertilizer (containing over 18 percent by Oxy. M.. Yellow. weight of ammonium nitrate) (see: "Nitrates"). Ammonium nitrate phosphate (see: "Nitrates"). Ammonium perchlorate (see: "Perchlorates"). Oxy. M.. Yellow. Ammonium permanganate (see: "Permanganates"). Oxy. M.. Yellow. Ammonium picrate (see: "High explosives"). Ammonium picrate, wet (when wet with not less than 10 percent water and in a quantity not exceeding 16 ounces in one outside package). Ammonium sulfate nitrate. Inf. S.. Haz.. 1 Unless otherwise exempt by the provisions of the detailed regulations. Article Classed as Label required 1 Ammunition for cannon with incendiary projectiles.. Ammunition-projectiles, grenades, bombs, mines, torpedoes.. Ammunition, small arms (see: "Small-arms ammunition"). *Amyl acetate (see: Allyl bromide) Amyl chloride (see: Allyl bromide) Amyl mercaptan (see: "Mercaptans"). Anhydrous ammonia.. Anisoyl chloride.. *Anti-freeze compounds, liquid.. Amyl nitrite. Amyl trichlorosilane. Anhydrous ammonia in bulk (see: § 146.24-85). Anhydrous hydrazine (see: "Hydrazine, anhydrous"). Anhydrous hydrofluoric acid (see: "Hydrofluoric acid, anhydrous").. Aniline oil drums empty... Aniline oil, liquid.. *Anti-freeze compounds, liquid. *Anti-freeze preparations, proprietary, liquid.. *Anti-freeze preparations, proprietary, liquid. Antimony pentachloride. Antimony pentachloride, solution. Apparatus (see: "Machines or apparatus"). Antimony pentafluoride... Aqua ammonia solutions containing anhydrous ammonia. Argon... Argon, pressurized liquid. Noninf. G. Green gas. Arsenate of lead (see: "Lead arsenate"). Pois. B.. Poison. Arsenic acid, liquid. Arsenic acid, solid. Arsenic trichloride, liquid (see: "Arsenic chloride (arsenous) liquid"). Pois. B. *Asphalt, cut-back (see: "Road asphalt or tar, liquid"). *Asphaltic surfacing material (see: "Road asphalt or tar, liquid”). Pois. B. Poison. Pois. B. Poison. Pois. B. Poison. Haz.. 1 Unless otherwise exempt by the provisions of the detailed regulations. Blasting caps, electric-1,000 or less (see: "Blasting caps"). Expl. C. Blasting caps-more than 1,000 (see: "Initiating or priming explo- | Expl. A.. sives"). Blasting caps-1,000 or less.. Expl. C. Blasting caps with metal clad mild detonating fuse-1,000 or less.. Expl. C. Blasting caps with metal clad mild detonating fuse-more than 1,000 (see: Initiating or priming explosives). Expl. A.. Blasting caps with safety fuse-more than 1,000 (see: "Initiating or Expl. A.. priming explosives"). Blasting caps with safety fuse-1,000 or less.. Expl. C.. Blasting gelatin (see: "High explosives"). Blasting powder (see: "Black powder"). Bleaching powder.. *Boiler compound, liquid.. Bombs, explosive (see: "Explosive bombs"). Bombs, explosive, gas, smoke or incendiary (see: "Ammunition, chemical, explosive"). Bombs, explosive, incendiary (see: "Explosive bombs"). Bombs, fireworks (see: "Fireworks, special"). Bombs, gas, smoke, or incendiary, nonexplosive (see: "Chemical ammunition"). 1 Unless otherwise exempt by the provisions of the detailed regulations. |