Where are the prohibited combinations of hazardous materials listed?

The prohibited combinations of hazardous materials are specifically detailed in the segregation and separation chart. This chart is a critical resource in hazmat transportation, as it identifies which substances cannot be stored or transported together due to the potential for dangerous reactions. For instance, certain chemicals may react violently when mixed, leading to explosions, fires, or the release of toxic gases.

While the emergency response guide provides vital information for dealing with hazardous materials during an emergency, it does not focus specifically on prohibited combinations. The hazardous materials manifest and shipping papers contain details about the materials being transported, such as their identity, quantity, and emergency contact information, but they do not list combinations that are prohibited. The segregation and separation chart serves as a key reference to ensure the safety of transport and storage by guiding handlers on how to properly separate hazardous materials from one another.