Can you please answer question #8? Thank you HEALTH HAZARDFIRE HAZARD4 DEADLY3 EXTREME DANGER2 HAZARDOUS1 SLIGHTLYHAZARDOUS0 NORMALMATERIALFLASH POINT.4 BELOW 73 F3 BELOW 100 F2 BELOW 200 F1 ABOVE 200'FO WILL NOT BURNSPECIFICHAZARDINSTABILITY4 MAY DETONATE3 SHOCK + HEATMAY DETONATE2 VIOLENT CHEM.CHANGE1 UNSŤABLE IFHEATEDO STABLEOXIDIZEROXACIDALKALINECORROSIVEUSE NO WATER WRADIOACTIVEACIDALKCOR 7) Examine the website bandhmo.org. What is the common name for the chemical compounddescribed on this site? Given your knowledge of toxicology, how do you reconcile the hazardclaims made on this website with your own experience with this compound?8) The solvent acetone has many uses both in and out of the chemical laboratory. Look up theNFPA Hazard Identification Symbol for acetone and describe the numbers (and what they mean)that are located in the:blue diamondred diamond• yellow diamond9) Three Safety Data Sheets have been posted in Canvas describing three compounds that couldbe used in the hydrate stoichiometry lab. Look at the following section for each chemical:Section 2: Hazards Identification- Section 11: Toxicological Information- Section 12: Ecological Information

Acetone is an organic compound. It is the smallest ketone which formula CH3COCH3. It is the component of nail polish removers. NFPA diamond is an indicator of hazards. The blue diamond indicates health hazards, red indicates fire hazard, yellow indicates instability and white indicates specific hazard.Answer 8 NFPA diamond for acetone is as below: Red diamond has digit "3". It indicates that acetone has flash point below 100 oF. It is highly inflammable as it is volatile. Blue diamond has digit "1". It indicates that acetone is slightly hazardous for health. It is eye and nose irritant. It causes drowsiness, nausea and headache. At higher concentrations, the nervous system is affected. Yellow diamond has digit "0". It indicates that acetone is fairly stable even on heating. White diamond has "no" digit. It means there is no specific hazard associated.