In which section of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) would you typically find information about a material's fuel classification?

The correct section of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) where you would typically find information about a material's fuel classification is found within the hazards identification section. This section provides crucial details regarding the identified hazards, including fire and explosion potential, which encompasses the classification of the material as a flammable substance or similar fuel classification. By outlining the specific hazards related to the material, this section helps ensure that users understand the potential fire risks, enabling appropriate handling and storage protocols.

Other sections have different focuses: for example, the physical and chemical hazards section primarily details the intrinsic properties of the material, the first aid measures section outlines the immediate treatment for exposure, and the fire-fighting measures section gives guidance on how to extinguish flames if a fire occurs. However, it is the hazards identification that directly addresses the classification of fire-related hazards, making it the most relevant section for this type of information.