DANGEROUS GOODS (APPLICATION AND EXEMPTION) REGULATIONS - CHAPTER 295A DANGEROUS GOODS (APPLICATION AND EXEMPTION) REGULATIONS - LONG TITLE Empowering section VerDate:30/06/1997 (Cap 295, section 5) [1 April 1964] (L.N. 35 of 1964) (L.N. 15 of 1964) DANGEROUS GOODS (APPLICATION AND EXEMPTION) REGULATIONS - REGULATION 1 Citation VerDate:30/06/1997 These regulations may be cited as the Dangerous Goods (Application and Exemption) Regulations. (L.N. 126 of 1990) DANGEROUS GOODS (APPLICATION AND EXEMPTION) REGULATIONS - REGULATION 2 Interpretation VerDate:30/06/1997 In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires- "flash point" (引火點) means, in relation to any liquid, the lowest temperature, if any, at which such liquid will give off vapour which will ignite or explode if mixed with air and exposed to a naked light. "flash point" (引火點) DANGEROUS GOODS (APPLICATION AND EXEMPTION) REGULATIONS - REGULATION 3 Classification of dangerous good VerDate:16/03/2001 (1) Subject to paragraphs (2) and (2A), the Ordinance shall apply to the substances and articles specified in the Schedule. (L.N. 126 of 1990; 41 of 2000 s. 62) (2) The substances or articles specified in Category 9A of the Schedule are exempt from the application of sections 6 to 11 of the Ordinance. (2A) Subject to the Dangerous Goods (Shipping) Regulations (Cap 295 sub. leg.) and the Dangerous Goods (Government Explosives Depots) Regulations (Cap 295 sub. leg.), any substances and articles specified in the Schedule which are materials within the meaning of pyrotechnic special effects material under the Entertainment Special Effects Ordinance (Cap 560) (but not the manufacture of such substances and articles) are exempt from the application of this Ordinance. (41 of 2000 s. 62) (3) Except as provided in this regulation, all dangerous goods are exempt from the application of the Ordinance. (L.N. 126 of 1990) (L.N. 16 of 1966) DANGEROUS GOODS (APPLICATION AND EXEMPTION) REGULATIONS - SCHEDULE SCHEDULE VerDate:30/06/1997 [regulation 3] CATEGORY 1 EXPLOSIVES AND BLASTING AGENTS (L.N. 126 of 1990) Class 1-Gunpowder In this class- "gunpowder" (火藥) means gunpowder composed essentially of a mixture of sulphur, saltpetre and carbon. Gunpowder Class 2-Nitrate mixture In this class- "nitrate mixture" (硝酸鹽混合物) means any preparation, other than gunpowder as defined in class 1, formed by the mechanical mixture of a nitrate with any form of carbon or with any carbonaceous substance not possessed of explosive properties, whether sulphur be or be not added to such preparation, and whether such preparation be or be not mechanically mixed with any other non-explosive substance. Ammospex Nobel's Explosive No. 1243 Ammospex A Nobel's Explosive No. 1267 Ammospex C Nobel's Explosive No. 1271 (L.N. 31 of 1970) Lump-Kol Pellet Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 1281 Nitrocarbonitrate Nobel's Explosive No. 1284 Nobelite R.D. Composition 202 Nobelite "H" S.R.C. 2 Nobel's Delay Composition R. 894 Stonex Nobel's Explosive No. 999 Swiftrain Powder and any other explosive containing a perchlorate and which is not included in class 3, 4, or 5. Class 3-Nitro-compound In this class- "nitro-compound" (硝基化合物) means any chemical compound possessed of explosive properties or capable of combining with metals to form an explosive compound, which is produced by the chemical action of nitric acid (whether mixed or not with sulphuric acid) or of a nitrate mixed with sulphuric acid upon any carbonaceous substance, whether such compound is mechanically mixed with other substances or not. Division 1 Ajax "S" Axite No. 3 American Ballistite Ballistite Ammon Dynamite Ballistite A. 16 Ammon Extra Dynamite Ballistite B. 16 Ammon Gelatine Ball Powder Ammon Gelatine Dynamite Belex Ammon Gelignite Belex 1.1 Ammon Gelignite No. 2 Belex 2.2 Ammon Gelignite No. 3 Belex 3.3 A.N. Gelatine Dynamite "75" Belex 4.4 A.N. Gelignite "60" Belex 5.5 A.N. Gelignite "50" Blasting Gelatine A.N. Gelignite "40" Blasting Matagnite Antifrost Nitrox No. 2 "S" Carribel Antifrost Penrhyn Powder "S" Casting Liquid Antifrost Penrhyn Powder No. 2 "S" Charbrite 41 Aquadex Chilworth Smokeless Powder No. 2 Ardeer Ballistite Colespex Ardeer Cordite Compex No. 2 Armorite Cooke's Explosive No. 124 Artic Dynamite Coolite A Cordite Grancol Cordite A Granulex Cordite A.N. Gurite Cordite A.S.N. High Velocity Gelatine Cordite C.D. Hydrobel "S" Cordite C.D.P. Improved Ballistite Improved Ballistite Infugel Cordite H.W. Lesslak Cordite N. L.F. Ammon Gelatine Cordite N.D. L.F. Ammon Gelatine 90% strength Cordite N.K. L.F. Ammonia Dynamite, 40% strength Cordite N.P. L.F. Blasting Gelatine Cordite N.Q. L.F. Detonita Cordite N.Q.K. L.F. Gelatine Cordite N.Q.P. L.F. Geliguite Cordite R.D.N./A.Q. L.F. Geobel23 Cordite R.D.Q. L.F. Geobel No. 2 Cordite W. L.G. Gelatine Cordite W.M. Lodensite D.B.C. Casting Powder Lodespex D.B.H. Casting Powder Mechanite D.B.M. Casting Powder Minespex Denespex Minex "S" Dentionita Monobel No. 1 Driftex "S" Morcol Du Pont Extra C. M.X. Powder Du Pont Extra D. Neobel Du Pont Gelatine L.F. Nobel C.K. Powder No. 1 Duprelite Nobel C.K. Powder No. 2 Duprex Nobel Cordite Dynamite Nobel Cordite No. 2 Dynamite No. 1 Nobel Glasgow Shotgun Powder Dynobel No. "S" Nobel Hornet Powder Equinox Nobel Igniter Powder Eversoft Ammon Gelignite Nobel Parabellum Powder Eversoft Blasting Gelatine Nobel Powder No. 52 Eversoft Gelamex Nobel Rimfire Powder Eversoft Gelamex "A" Nobel Shotgun Powder Eversoft Gelamex "B" Nobel Superim Powder Eversoft Gelamex "C" Nobelite Primer Eversoft Gelamex "D" Nobel's Composite Explosive No. 966 Eversoft Gelamex "E" Nobel's Explosive No. 536 Eversoft Gelamex No. 1 Nobel's Explosive No. 549 Eversoft Gelamex No. 2 Nobel's Explosive No. 568 Eversoft Gelamex No. 3 Nobel's Explosive No. 649A Eversoft Gelignite Nobel's Explosive No. 649B Eversoft Opencast Gelignite Nobel's Explosive No. 673 Eversoft Plaster Gelatine Nobel's Explosive No. 695 Fortex Nobel's Explosive No. 695A Gelatine Nobel's Explosive No. 808 Gelex A Nobel's Explosive No. 809 Gelignite Nobel's Explosive No. 847 Gelignite No. 2 Nobel's Explosive No. 887 Gelignol Nobel's Explosive No. 898 Geobel Nobel's Explosive No. 901 Geobel No. 2 Nobel's Explosive No. 906 Geobel No. 3 Nobel's Explosive No. 907 Geophex Nobel's Explosive No. 916 Glasgow Dynamite Nobel's Explosive No. 924 Nobel's Explosive No. 937 Polar A2 Monobel "S" Nobel's Explosive No. 944 Polar A3 Monobel "S" Nobel's Explosive No. 964 Polar Blasting Gelatine Nobel's Explosive No. 968 Polar Blasting Gelatine (P) Nobel's Explosive No. 1001 Polar Blasting Gelatine, Type 1, 92% N.G. Nobel's Explosive No. 1066 Polar Blasting Gelatine, Type 2, 82% N.G. Nobel's Explosive No. 1091 Polar Gelatine Nobel's Explosive No. 1105 Polar Gelatine Dynamite Nobel's Explosive No. 1181 Polar Gelignite No. 2 Nobel's Explosive No. 1182 Polar Geobel Nobel's Explosive No. 1186 Polar Geobel No. 2 Nobel's Explosive No. 1200 Polar Geobel No. 3 Nobel's Explosive No. 1201 Polar N.S. Gelatine Dynamite Nobel's Explosive No. 1213 Polar N.S. Gelignite Nobel's Explosive No. 1235 Polar N.S. Gelignite No. 2 Nobel's Explosive No. 1257 Polar Rockite Nobel's Explosive No. 1258 Polar S.N. Gelatine Dynamite Nobel's Explosive No. 1263 Polar S.N. Gelignite Nobel's Explosive No. 1274 Polar Viking "S" Nobel's Explosive No. 1285 81 mm. Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 1286 Quarrex Nobel's Explosive No. 1299 Quarrex A Nobel's Explosive No. 1300 Quarry Dynamite Nobel's Explosive No. 1308 Quarry Gelammonite Nobel's Explosive No. 1309 Quarry Monobel Nobel's Explosive No. 1315 Quarry Plastex Nobel's Explosive No. 1321 Rockite Nobel's Explosive No. 1329 Rockrift Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 1331 Samsonite No. 3 Nobel's Explosive No. 1353 Saxonite "S" N.S. Gelatine Dynamite Seismic Gelatine N.S. Gelignite Simex Oakley Explosive No. 260 Simex No. 3 "S" Oakley Explosive No. 561 S.N. Gelatine Dynamite Oakley Explosive Nos. 563-564 S.N. Gelignite Opencast Gelignite Special Gelatine Opencast Gelignite M. Special Gelignite, 62% Opencast Gelignite Q. Special Opencast Gelignite Paradyn Sporting Ballistite Paragex Stonobel "S" Pencol Submarine Blasting Gelatine Pentregel Super Ajax Pentrox Super-Ammodyne Pitespex Tunnelite Plaster Gelatine Unibel Plastex No. 1 "S" Unifrax Plastic 808 Unigel Plastrite Unigex Polar Ajax "S" Unikol Polar Ajax "C" (S) Unipruf Polar Ammon Gelatine Dynamite Unisax Polar Ammon Gelignite Victor Powder M. Polar A.N. Gelatine Dynamite Visorim Polar A.N. Gelignite Winrox and any other explosive or chemical compound or mechanically mixed preparation which consists either wholly or partly of nitro-glycerine or of some other liquid nitro-compound. Division 2 Aluminite No. 1 Military Ammonal Aluminite No. 2 Modified E.C. Powder Aluminite No. 3 Modified Neodisc Amatol Modified Neoflak Amberite No. 2 Modified Smokeless Diamond Ammonal N.C.(Y) Ammonal No. 3 Neodisc Ammonium Picrate Neoflak Ardeer Propellant Composition No. 2 Nitro-cellulose Ardex Nitro-cellulose Cannon Powder Ardite Nitro-cellulose Rifle Powder Baratol Nitro-Cotton Blasting Abelite Nitroguanidine Bofors J.K. 6 Powder Nitromethane Burrowite No. 1 Nitropolystyrene Burrowite No. 2 Nitrovene Burrowite No. 3 Nobel Acurex Powder Burrowite B Nobel Acurim Neonite Burrowite M Nobel Acurim Neonite No. 2 Burrowite G.N. Nobel Cadet-Neonite Burrowite M.B. Nobel Nitro-cellulose Powder Burrowite P.R. 2 Nobel Nitro-cellulose Powder No. 1 Burrowite M.B. Rex. Nobel P.G. Powder Burrowite Super Rex. Nobel Revolver Neonite Celmonal Nobel Rifle Neonite Celmonal X Nobel Rim Neonite Celmonite Nobel Shotgun Neonite Celmonite Ripping Nobel's Delay Composition R. 998 Clermonite Powder No. 2 Nobel's Explosive No. 704 Colliery Explosive "C7" Nobel's Explosive No. 704B Collodion Cotton Nobel's Explosive No. 831 Commercial Waterproof Primers Nobel's Explosive No. 850 Cooppal's 76 Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 852 Cooppal's Excelsior C. 28 Nobel's Explosive No. 857 Cooppal's Excelsior Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 880 Cooppal's Minerva Smokeless Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 881 Cooppal's No. 2 Smokeless Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 883 Cooppal's Perfecta Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 884 Cooppal's Sagitta Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 894 Cyclotrimethylene Trinitramine (RDX) Nobel's Explosive No. 896 D.B. Casting Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 919 Di-nitro-phenol Nobel's Explosive No. 920 Di-nitro-resorcinol Nobel's Explosive No. 945 Du Pont Powder No. 15 Nobel's Explosive No. 1000 Du Pont Powder No. 16 Nobel's Explosive No. 1157 Du Pont Powder No. 25 Nobel's Explosive No. 1177 Du Pont Smokeless Shotgun Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 1244 E.C. Sporting Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 1245 Empire Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 1268 Explosive C Nobel's Explosive No. 1279 Gradeley Powder Nobel's Explosive No. 1289 Granulated Guncotton Powder Nobel's No. 48 Guncotton Nobel's No. 49 Husite Nobel's No. 50 Light Load Smokeless Nobel's No. 51 M.C. Smokeless Powder Nobel's No. 51A Metabel Opencast Celmonal P.E. Smokeless Diamond Powder No. 2 P.E. No. 2 Smokeless Powder Greenbat P.E. No. 3 Smokeless Powder Greenbat No. 1 Penta-erythritol-tetranitrate (P.E.T.N.) Solium Picrate Pentolite Sunderite Picrate of Ammonium Tetra-nitro-aniline Picrate of Sodium Thameite No. 1 Picric Acid Thameite Grain No. 1 Picric Powder Thameite No. 2 Picrite Thameite Grain No. 2 Plastic Core Composition Thameite No. 3 Potassium Di-nitro-phenate Thameite Grain No. 3 Premier Powder Thameite No. 4 R.D. 1031 Thameite Grain No. 4 R.D.X. Thameite No. 5 R.D.X.-B.W.X. Thameite Grain No. 5 R.D.X.-T.N.T. Thameite No. 6 Remington Smokeless Powder Thameite Grain No. 6 Rex Burrowite Thameite No. 7 Sabulite No. 1(A) Thameite Grain No. 7 Sabulite No. 1(A)(Modified) Tonite or Cotton Powder No. 1 S.B. Casting Powder Tonite or Cotton Powder No. 2 S.B.C. Casting Powder Tonite No. 3 S.B.H. Casting Powder Tropex S.B.M. Casting Powder Trinite "W" Schultze Gunpowder Tri-nitro-resorcinol Seismex Tri-nitro-toluene Seismex Primer Unirend Seismite Vicarex Seismonite Vicarite Silver Picrate Vistex Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Smokeless Diamond X.L-Hawkite "S" and any other nitro-compound which is not included in division 1. Class 4-Chlorate mixture In this class- "chlorate mixture" (氯酸鹽混合物) means any explosive containing a chlorate. Division 1 Chlorate preparations which consist partly of nitro-glycerine or of some other liquid nitro-compound. Division 2 Nobel's Explosive No. 256 and any other chlorate mixture which is not included in division 1. Class 5-Fulminate In this class- "fulminate" (雷酸鹽) means any chemical compound or mechanical mixture, whether included in the foregoing classes or not, which, from its great susceptibility to detonation, is suitable for employment in percussion caps or any other appliances for developing detonation, or which, from its extreme sensibility to explosion and from its great instability (that is to say, readiness to undergo decomposition from very slight exciting causes), is especially dangerous. Division 1 Fulminate of Mercury and any other explosive consisting of such compounds as the fulminates of silver and of mercury, and preparations of these substances, such as are used in percussion caps; and any preparation consisting of a mixture of a chlorate with phosphorus, or certain descriptions of phosphorus compounds, with or without the addition of carbonaceous matter, and any preparation consisting of a mixture of a chlorate with sulphur, or with a sulphuret, with or without carbonaceous matter. Division 2 Barium Tri-nitro-resorcinate Nobel's Delay Composition R. 885 Co-precipitated Lead Azide/Lead Nobel's Delay Composition R. 1006 Di-nitro-resorcinate Nobel's Delay Composition R. 1149 Lead Azide R.D. 1308 Lead Di-nitro-resorcinate R.D. 1354 Lead Tri-nitro-resorcinate Tetrazene and any substance which is a chloride or iodide of nitrogen or a fulminating gold or silver, or diazobenzol, or a nitrate of diazobenzol. Class 6-Ammunition In this class- "ammunition" (彈藥) means an explosive of any of the foregoing classes when enclosed in any case or contrivance, or otherwise adapted or prepared so as to form a cartridge or charge for small arms, cannon, or any other weapon, or for blasting, or to form any safety or other fuse for blasting, or for shells, or to form any tube for firing explosives, or to form a percussion cap, a detonator, a fog signal, a shell, a torpedo, a war rocket, or other contrivance other than firework; "detonator" (雷管) means a capsule or case which is of such strength and construction and contains an explosive of the fulminate-explosive class in such quantity that the explosion of one capsule or case will communicate the explosion to other like capsules or cases; "percussion cap" (衝擊火帽) does not include a detonator; "safety fuse" (保險信管) means a fuse for blasting which burns and does not explode, and which does not contain its own means of ignition, and which is of such strength and construction and contains an explosive in such quantity that the burning of such fuse will not communicate laterally with other like fuses. Division 1 Antifyre Percussion Caps Explosive Motors Battery Pockets Fire Extinguisher Actuator Cases for Turbo-Starter Cartridges Flame Detector Cord (Empty) Primed Fusehead Assemblies Curtis's and Harvey's Safety Electric Fuses Greenbat Non-corrosive Percussion Caps Delay Fuse Assembly (10 seconds) Hydrox Igniter No. 1 Safety Electric Fuse Electric Lighters for Igniter Cord Igniter Cord Connectors Eley Kynock No. 1A Percussion Cap Igniters for Grenades Eley Kynock No. 1B Percussion Cap Kynoch Fog Signal Caps Eley Kynock No. 91 Percussion Cap Kynoch No. 41a Percussion Cap Excelsior Safety Electric Fuses Kynoch No. 59 Percussion Cap Kynoch No. 70a Percussion Cap Plastic Core Safety Fuse Kynoch No. 81 Percussion Cap Railway Fog Signals O. in C., No. 1 Kynoch No. 126 Percussion Cap Safety Cartridges (Section 108) Kynoch No. 146 Percussion Cap Safety Cartridges Cases (Empty) Capped Kynoch No. 148 Percussion Cap Safety Cartridges Cases (Empty) Primed Kynoch Rail Car Fog Signals (L.N. 386 of 1993) Safety Electric Fuses M.O.C. Cartridge Cases (Empty) Fused Safety Firing Tubes, No. 1 or Capped Safety Fuse, O. in C., No. 1 M.O.C. Cartridge (Type 1) Safety Instantaneous Fuse M.O.C. Cartridge (Type 4) Schermer Cattle Killer Cartridges M.O.C. Cartridge (Type 5) Small Calibre Incendiary Bullets M.O.C. Cartridge (Type 6) Small Calibre Tracer Bullets M.O.C. Cartridge (Type 9) Special Safety Fuse No. 41 Percussion Cap Striker Pin Fuses Nobel's Electric Delay Action Fuses Trip Fuses Nobel's Safety Electric Fuses Tubes, Tracer for Q.F. Ammunition Nobel's Safety Electric Delay Fuses Turbo-Starter Primers, Electrically Fired 15 grain Percussion Caps O. in C., No. 1 Vulcan Patent Electric Delay Action Fuses Division 2 Ammonex Fuses for Shells, Bombs and Flares Bickford's Patent Volley Firers H. Attachments Blackpowder Igniter Wick Igniter, Ramjet C.D.B. Rocket Motors Igniters for M.O.C. Cartridges Cartridges for Cannon, Shells, Mines, Igniters for M.O.C. Cartridges (Type 7) Depth Charges, Torpedoes, Blasting or Igniters for M.O.C. Cartridges (Type 12) other like purposes. O. in C., No. 1; also Igniters for Rocket Motors section 44 Igniters for Rocket Motors 3" Cartridges for Emergency Undercarriage Igniters, Gunpowder Lowering Device Igniters, Gunpowder, Electric Cartridges for Small Arms Igniters G.G. Cartridges, type U.M. Igniters R.E. Chemical Heater Igniters (L.N. 386 of 1993) Ignition Charges, R.M. No. 1 Chemical Heater Igniters, Type B (L.N. 386 of 1993) Instantaneous Fuse Cordeau Bickord Jetex Igniter Wick Cordtex Large Gas Producing Charges (Engine Starters) Cordtex Train Assemblies Low Energy Detonating Cord Delay Elements Miner's Portfires Detonating Fuses Miner's Squibs Detonating Fuse Boosters (D.F. Boosters) M.O.C. Cartridges (Type 2) Electric Fuses M.O.C. Cartridges (Type 7) Electric Primers M.O.C. Cartridges (Type 10) Exploders for Shells, Bombs, Mines, Depth M.O.C. Cartridges (Type 11) Charges and Torpedoes M.O.C. Cartridges (Type 12) Filled Bombs and Grenades Nobel Fuseheads No. 15 Filled Bombs, Depth Charges, Mines and Nobel Seismic Booster Torpedoes Nobel Shaped Charge Filled Gaines Nobel's Electric Delay Fuses Filled Shells Nobel's Electric Delay Powder Fuses Fire Detector and Fire Extinguisher Nobel's Primers Actuator No. 2 Smoke Floats Flares, Infra Red Oven Blowers Fuse Heads for Cardox Heaters P.E.T.N. Boosters Fuse Heads for Delay Detonators Plastic Core Fuse for Fireworks Fuse Heads for Electric Detonators and Plastic Igniter Cord Safety Electric Fuses Plastic Igniter Wick Fuse Igniters Plastic Initiator for Smoke Generators Fuse Lighters Pressed Rocket Charges Nos. 1 and 2 Pressed Rocket Motors Nos. 1 and 2 Shaped Charges Primed Cambric Sheathed Cordtex Puffer Capsules, R.M. No. 1 Stooks Quickmatch Tubes for Firing Explosives Rockets 3.5 in. H.E., Anti-Tank Practice Vesta Fuseheads and any other ammunition which does not contain its own means of ignition, and is not included in division 1. Division 3 Capped (Detonator) Safety Fuse Igniters for Hand Grenades Capped Fuses with Connectors Igniters, Percussion Carrick Short Delay Detonators Igniticap Electric Detonator Cartridges Cockpit Canopy Jettison Igniticap Electric Detonator with H. attachment Cartridges Seat Ejection Auxiliary Incendiary Bombs Cartridges Seat Ejection Drogue Lachrymatory Generators Cartridges Seat Ejection Primary Lachrymatory Generators Nos. 1 and 2 Cartridges for Small Arms Lachrymatory Generators (Naval) Cartridges, Tracking, Flash Machine Gun Simulators Cartridges for Velocity Powder Driver Military Delay Detonators Delay Arming Cartridge Unit Military Detonators Delay Detonators M.O.C. Cartridges (Type 3) Delay Puffers Multiple Detonators, Type V Detonating Relays Nobel's Electric Delay Detonators Detonator Packs Percussion Boosters Detonator Time Fuse Percussion Detonators for Boosters Detonators O. in C., No. 1 Percussion Primers Detonators for 20 m.m. Hispano Q.F. Ammunition Ammunition Relay Detonators Electric Boosters Seismic Electric Detonators Electric Detonators Sero Lag Electric Detonators Electric Detonators for Boosters Short Delay Detonators Electric Seismic Primer Simulators M.F.A./B. No. 1 Electrosounders Simulators M.G.A./B. No. 1 Filled Bombs, Depth Charges, Mines and Simulators R.F.A./B. No. 1 Torpedoes Slow Burning Primers Filled Gaines S.M. and A. Cartridges Filled Grenades Smoke Bombs Filled Shells Smoke Float Igniters Float, Lachrymatory Smoke Generators Friction Tubes Smoke Grenades Fuses for Shells, Bombs and Flares Smoke Signals Hexachlorethane Smoke Candles Switch, Time-Pencil Hydrostar Electric Detonators Tubes for Firing Explosives Hydrostar Short Delay Detonators Wind Director Smoke Bombs Hydrox Initiator No. 2, No. 3 and No. 4 and any other ammunition which contains its own means of ignition and is not included in division 1. Class 7-Firework In this class- "firework" (爆竹煙花) means firework composition and manufactured fireworks. Division 1-Firework composition Any composition used for the manufacture of fireworks which is not either wholly or in part a substance, mixture of substances or composition included in any of the foregoing classes. Division 2-Manufactured fireworks Aluminium Torches Grenades, Smoke, Pocket Aluminium Torches, Standard Brand Heads, Rocket, Flash 2" Amorces Igniters for Thermit Welding Potions A.R.P. Practice Incendiary Bombs Incendiary Shells Azofog Insecticidal Smoke Generator Incendiary Stars Belisha Beacons Indicators A/S Training No. 1 Bengal Sparklers Joke Bombs Bengal Torches Joke Cigarettes Bird Scarers Landing Flares Bombs, Aircraft, Target Identification Lifeboat Parachute Signal Rockets Bombs, Aircraft, Training, 25 lb. Smoke Lightning Paper and Flash No. 1 Magnesium Torches Brock's Bengals Markets, Marine No. 4, Mark 1 Brock's Igniters Mortar Parachute Signals Brock's Smoke Generators Types B. 1, Nobel's Flash Cartridge B. 2, B. 3 and 4 Oxygen Tiles Candles, Smoke, White, Mk. N6 Palfume Azobenzene Generator Candles, Smoke, Yellow Palfume D.D.T. Generator Cartridges, Anti-Riot Irritant Parachute Cartridges Cartridges, Brown, Smoke, Puff Parafog Insecticidal Smoke Generator Cartridges, Illuminating Photographic Flashes Cartridges, Signal Puffs, Smoke, Brown for 8" Photoflash Bomb Coloured Fire Torches Reconnaissance Flares Coloured Flame Torches 16 oz. Regulation Distress Rocket Coloured Smoke Candles Rifle Signal Grenades Coloured Sparklers Rocket Motor Charges Comets Ship's Line Throwing Rockets Confetti Bombs Ship's Parachute Signal Rockets Crack Shorts Signal Grenades (Naval) Destructors, Incendiary No. 3 Signal, Multi-Star Distress Signal Rockets Signals, Distress, Day and Night Electric Sparklers Signals, Warning, Airburst Explosive Corks Snaps for Bon Bon Crackers Flares, Tracking, Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 Socket Distress Signals Flares, Tracking for Vickers Vigilant A/T Socket Light Signals Weapon Socket Sound and Smoke Signals Flares, Tracking, Visual Socket Sound Signals Flares, Trip-Wire Sound Signal Rockets Flashlight Ignition Caps Star Shells Flashlight Ignition Tape Theatrical Jets Flash Sound Signals Thermite Igniters Float Flares Throwdowns Float Signal, Submerged with Grenade 16 oz. Thunderflash Rockets Floats, Smoke, Flame 3 1/2 lb. Toy Balloons Giant Disc Amorces Tracer and Igniter Shell No. 10 Gloria Torches Tracer Bullets Grenades, anti-riot Very Signal Cartridges and any explosives of any of the foregoing classes, and any firework composition, when such explosive or composition is enclosed in any case or contrivance, or is otherwise manufactured so as to form a squib, cracker, serpent, rocket (other than a war rocket), maroon, lance, whell, Chinese fire, Roman candle, or other article specially adapted for the production of pyrotechnic effect, or pyrotechnic signal, or sound signal: Provided that a substantially constructed and hermetically closed metal case containing not more than 450 g of coloured firework composition of such a nature as not to be liable to spontaneous ignition shall not be deemed to be a manufactured firework. (L.N. 119 of 1983) Class 8-Other In this class- "compressed gas device" (壓縮氣體裝置) means a device capable of producing an effect similar to an explosive effect by the rapid expansion of a compressed gas specified in Category 2. Cardox shell device, and any other compressed gas device used or manufactured for use as a blasting agent. (L.N. 126 of 1990) CATEGORY 2 COMPRESSED GASES Class 1-Permanent gases Air Hydrogen Argon Krypton Boron Trifluoride Methane Carbon Monoxide Neon Coal Gas Nitrogen Fluorine Oxygen Helium and any other gas not liquefiable by compression at atmospheric temperatures. Class 2-Liquefied gases Air, liquid Ethyl Chloride Ammonia, anhydrous Ethylene Boron Trichloride Ethylene Oxide Butadiene Hydrogen Cyanide (Hydrocyanic Acid, Carbon Dioxide Anhydrous) Chlorine Hydrogen Chloride (Hydrochloric Acid, Chlorotrifluoromethane (Arcton 13, Anhydrous) Freon 13) Hydrogen Fluoride (Hydrofluoric Acid, Cyanogen Anhydrous) Cyclopropane Hydrogen Sulphide (Sulphuretted Hydrogen) Dichlorodifluoromethane (Arcton 12, Methyl Bromide Freon 12) Methyl Chloride Dichlorodifluoromethane/Trichlorofluoro- Monochlorodifluoromethane (Arcton 22, methane Mixtures (Arcton 12/11, Freon 22) Freon 12/11) Monomethylamine Dichlorofluoromethane (Arcton 21, Nitrogen Tetroxide (Nitrogen Peroxide) Freon 21) Nitrosyl Chloride Dichlorotetrafluoroethane (Arcton 114, Nitrous Oxide Freon 114) Oxygen, liquid Dimethyl Ether Liquefied Petroleum Gas within the meaning of Dimethylamine the Gas Safety Ordinance (Cap 51) (49 of Ethane 1990 s. 38) Phosgene Trichloromonofluoromethane (Arcton 11, Propylene Freon 11) Sulphur Dioxide Trimethylamine and any other liquefied gas not above specified. Class 3-Dissolved gases Acetylene and any other dissolved gas not above specified. CATEGORY 3 CORROSIVE SUBSTANCES Acetic Acid over 80% strength by weight Hydrofluosilicic Acid (Sand Acid) Acetic Anhydride Mixed Acid (when consisting of a mixture of Acetyl Chloride Sulphuric and Nitric Acid) Aluminium Chloride, Anhydrous Nitric Acid Ammonium Hydrogen Fluoride Perchloric Acid not exceeding 72% w/w in (Ammonium Bifluoride) Solution (Note: over 72% is prohibited) Antimony Pentachloride (Antimony Phosphoric Acid (Orthophosphoric Acid) Perchloride) Phosphorus Oxychloride (Phosphoryl Chloride) Antimony Trichloride (Antimonious Phosphorus Pentachloride Chloride) Phosphorus Tribromide (Phosphorus Bromide) Battery Fluid (Electrolyte) Phosphorus Trichloride (Phosphorus Chloride) Benzoyl Chloride Potassium Hydroxide (Caustic Potash) Boron Trifluoride Acetic Acid complex Propionic Acid Calcium Hydrogen Sulphite Solution Silicon Tetrachloride (Silicon Chloride) (Calcium Bisulphite Solution) Sludge or Spent Acid (not containing Nitric Chloroacetic Acid (Monochloroacetic Acid) Acid or Nitrous Acid) Chloroacetyl Chloride Sodium Bisulphite Solution, over 10% Chlorosulphonic Acid (with or without Sodium Hydroxide (Caustic Soda) Sulphur Trioxide) Stannic Chloride, Anhydrous (Tin Tetrachloride) Chromic Acid (Solution) Sulphur Chlorides (Sulphur Dichloride, Sulphur Chromic Fluoride Monochloride) Diphenylmethyl Bromide Sulphuric Acid (containing not less than 10% Fluoboric Acid (Hydrofluoboric Acid) Sulphuric Acid by weight) Formic Acid Sulphuryl Chloride Hydriodic Acid (Hydrogen Iodide Solution) Sulphur Trioxide (Stabilized liquid) Hydrobromic Acid (Hydrogen Bromide Thioglycollic Acid Solution) Thionyl Chloride Hydrochloric Acid (Muriatic Acid, Spirits Titanium Tetrachloride. of Salt) Hydrofluoric Acid Solution (Fluoric Acid, Hydrogen Fluoride Solution) (L.N. 16 of 1966) CATEGORY 4 POISONOUS SUBSTANCES Class 1-Substances giving off a poisonous gas or vapour Acetone Cyanohydrin (Stabilized) Ammonia Solutions, containing not less than Alkaline solutions of Sodium Chlorite 10% ammonia by weight Aniline (Aniline oil) Lead Tetraethyl Arsenic Bromide Lead Tetramethyl Arsenic Chloride Methylene Diphenyl Diisocyanate Bleaching Powder (Chloride of Lime, Motor Fuel Anti-knock Compounds (Ethyl Calcium Hypochlorite) Fluid) Beryllium (Powder, Flake or Swarf) 1, 5-Naphthatene Diisocyanate Beryllium Chloride Nitrobenzene (Nitrobenzol, Mirbane Oil) Beryllium Hydroxide Nitrochlorobenzenes (Ortho-, Meta-, and Para-) Beryllium Nitrate Orthodichlorobenzene Beryllium Oxide Paradichlorobenzene Beryllium Sulphate Parathion (Diethyl p-nitro-phenyl Bromine and Solutions of Bromine thiophosphate) Carbone Tetrachloride Pentachloroethane Chlorobromomethane Phenol (carbolic acid) and its homologues, e.g. Chloroform cresols (Cresylic Acid) and other tar acids Chloropicrin (Trichloronitromethane) and liquid preparations thereof Dichloromethane (Methylene Chloride) Potassium Hypochlorite Solutions Diethyl Sulphate (Ethyl Sulphate) Sodium Hypochlorite Solutions Dimethly Sulphate (Methly Sulphate) Tetrachloroethane (Acetylene Tetrachloride) Hydrazine Hydrate Tetrachloroethylene (Perchloroethylene) Hydrocyanic Acid Solutions (Prussic Acid) Trichloroethane Hydrogen Cyanide Anhydrous (Stabilized) Trichloroethylene Isocyanates of types TDI and HDI (2, 4 tolylenediisocyanate, 2, 6 tolylenediisocyanate, and hexamethylene diisocyanate) Class 2-Certain other poisonous substances Arsenic Compounds other than those Lead Acetate specified elsewhere in this class Mercury Salts (except Mercurous Chloride, Arsenic Trioxide (White Arsenic) Mercuric Cyanide) Barium Salts (except Barium Sulphate, Nicotine, and Salts of Nicotine, preparations Barium Cyanide and such salts of Barium containing Nicotine or any salts of Nicotine as are included in category 7) Nitrotoluenes (Ortho-, Meta-, and Para-) Cyanides, Metallic (except Ferricyanides Paranitroaniline and Ferrocyanides) Pentachlorophenol Dinitrobenzenes Phenylene Diamines and Toluylene Diamines Dinitrochlorobenzenes Dinitrotoluenes (L.N. 16 of 1966; L.N. 90 of 1970; L.N. 39 of 1973; L.N. 237 of 1974) CATEGORY 5 SUBSTANCES GIVING OFF INFLAMMABLE VAPOUR Class 1-Substances having a flash point below 23℃ Division 1-Substances immiscible with water Acrylonitrile Benzene (Benzol, Coal-Tar Benzol) Aeroplane Dope Benzine (Petroleum Spirit) Allyl Alcohol *Brake Fluid Amyl Acetate Carbon Disulphide (Carbon Bisulphide) Amyl Alcohol (tertiary) *Cellulose Enamels and Lacquers Amyl Chloride *Cements, Liquid Amyl Nitrite *Coal Tar Distillates and Oils Collodion Naphtha Distillate Crotonaldehyde *Naphtha, (Petroleum or Coal-tar Naphtha) Dichloroethylene Nickel Carbonyl Di-isopropyl Ether *Nitrocellulose (Collodion Cotton) wet with an Ether (Diethyl Ether, Ether commonly so inflammable liquid called) *Paints, Lacquers and Varnishes Ethyl Acetate *Paint thinners Ethyl Chloroformate (Ethyl Chlorocarbonate) Pentane Ethyl Formate Petrol (Aviation Gasoline, Motor Spirit, Lighter Fuel) Ethyl Nitrite Petroleum (Crude) Ethylene Dichloride (1:2-Dichloroethane) Petroleum Spirit (Lythene, Petroleum Ether, Isobutyl Acetate Ligroin) Lacquer thinners Propylene Oxide Methyl Acetate Pyroxylin Solvents and Solutions Methyl Chloroformate (Methyl Rubber Solutions Chlorocarbonate) Toluene (Toluol) Methyl Ethyl Ketone Vinyl Ether Methyl Formate Xylene (Xylol) Methyl Methacrylate Monomer and any other substance being immiscible with water and having a flash point below 23℃ and not included in any other category. Division 2-Substances miscible with water Acetaldehyde Ethyl Alcohol (Alcohol commonly so called; Acetone Ethanol including denatured alcohol and Acrolein methylated spirits) Alcohol, Butyl (tertiary) Ethylene Oxide Butyraldehyde Isopropyl Alcohol (Isopropanol) *Diacetone Alcohol Methyl Alcohol Diethylamine Nitroglycerin solutions in Ethyl Alcohol Dimethylamine Propyl Alcholo (Propanol) Pyridine and any other substance being miscible with water and having a flash point below 23℃ and not being included in any other category. (*These substances, if of flash point of or exceeding 23℃ but not exceeding 66℃ also appear in class 2) Class 2-Substances having a flash point of or exceeding 23℃ but not exceeding 66℃ Division 1-Substances immiscible with water Amyl Alcohols except tertiary Amyl Coal Tar Distillates and Oils Alcohol Decahydronaphthalene (Decalin) Benzaldehyde Diisobutyl Ketone Benzyl Chloride Ethyl Benzene Brake fluid Ethylbutyl Acetate (Isohexyl Acetate) Bromobenzene Ethyl Butyrate Butyl Acetate Ethylene Glycol Diethyl Ether Butyl Alcohols (Butanols) other than Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether Acetate tertiary Butyl Alcohol Furfuraldehyde (Furfural) Camphor Oil Gas Oil (Distillates) Cellulose Enamels and Lacquers Inflammable Printers Inks Cements, Liquid Kerosene (Aviation Turbine Fuel, Paraffin) Chlorobenzene Methylamyl Acetate (Sec-Hexyl Acetate) Methyl Amyl Ketone Paint thinners Naphtha (Petroleum or Coal-tar Naphtha) Paraldehyde Nitrocellulose, wet with an inflammable Petroleum (Crude) liquid Rosin Oil Paints, Lacquers and Varnishes Turpentine and Turpentine Substitutes and any other substance being immiscible with water and having a flash point of or exceeding 23℃ but not exceeding 66℃ and not included in any other category. Division 2-Substances miscible with water Diacetone Alcohol Ethylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether (Methyl Ethyl Lactate Cellosolve) Ethyl Silicate (Tetraethyl silicate) Ethylene Glycol Monomethyl Ether Acetate Ethylene Glycol Monoethyl Ether (Ethyl Potable Spirits Cellosolve) (L.N. 386 of 1993) and any other substance being miscible with water and having a flash point of or exceeding 23℃ but not exceeding 66℃ and not included in any other category. In this division- "potable spirit" (可飲用酒精) means any spirit being miscible with water, other than denatured spirits as defined in section 53 of the Dutiable Commodities Ordinance (Cap 109), containing more than 35% of ethyl alcohol by volume and having a flash point of or exceeding 23℃ but not exceeding 66℃. (L.N. 138 of 1984) Class 3-Substances having a flash point of or exceeding 66℃ Diesel Oils (distillates and/or light residuals), Furnace Oils and other fuel oils having a flash point of or over 66℃. (L.N. 16 of 1966; L.N. 119 of 1983) CATEGORY 6 SUBSTANCES WHICH BECOME DANGEROUS BY INTERACTION WITH WATER Aluminium Ferrosilicon Lithium Hydride Aluminium Hydride Magnesium Metal or Alloys containing 50% or Aluminium Metal or Alloys in unpolished more of Magnesium by weight (except ingots, powder form bars or sticks) Aluminium Silicon in powder form Manganese Ethylenebisdithiocarbamate Barium Alloy non-pyrophoric (polymeric) (Maneb) preparations at Barium Metal concentrations of 60% or over Calcium Carbide (carbide of calcium) Potassium Borohydride Calcium Cyanamide (Nitrolim) Potassium Metal Calcium Hydride Sodium Borohydride Calcium Metal and Alloys non-pyrophoric Sodium Metal Calcium Phosphide Sodium Phosphide Calcium Silicide Strontium Alloys non-pyrophoric Calcium Silicon (Calcium Manganese Thermites (commercial, consisting of finely Silicon) divided aluminium and iron oxide only) Ferrosilicon Zinc Powder or Dust Lithium Aluminium Hydride Zinc Phosphide Lithium Borohydride (L.N. 107 of 1980) CATEGORY 7 STRONG SUPPORTERS OF COMBUSTION Ammonium Bichromate (Ammonium Lead Nitrate Dichromate) Lead Perchlorate Ammonium Nitrate, free from added Lead Peroxide (Lead Dioxide) organic matter and not being included in Magnesium Perchlorate category 1 Magnesium Peroxide (Note-containing added organic matter Potassium Bromate is prohibited) Potassium Chlorate (Chlorate of Potash) Ammonium Perchlorate Potassium Nitrate (Saltpetre) Barium Chlorate Potassium Perchlorate Barium Nitrate Potassium Permanganete Barium Perchlorate Potassium Peroxide Barium Permanganate Sodium Bromate Barium Peroxide (Barium Dioxide) Sodium Chlorate Calcium Chlorate Sodium Chorite Calcium Chlorite Sodium Nitrate (Chile Saltpetre) Calcium Perchlorate Sodium Perchlorate Calcium Permanganate Sodium Permanganate Calcium Peroxide Sodium Peroxide Chloric Acid Solutions not exceeding 10% Strontium Chlorate acid by weight Strontium Nitrate (Note-exceeding 10% are prohibited) Strontium Peroxide Chromic Acid Solid (Chromium Trioxide) Zinc Chlorate Guanidine Nitrate Zinc Permanganate Hydrogen Peroxide Solutions exceeding Zinc Peroxide 6% but not exceeding 60% Hydrogen Peroxide by weight (Note-exceeding 60% are prohibited) (L.N. 16 of 1966) CATEGORY 8 READILY COMBUSTIBLE SUBSTANCES Celluloid (raw celluloid and articles Naphthalene, crude or refined composed wholly or mainly of celluloid) Phosphorus Amorphous (Red Phosphorus) Celluloid scrap (including film scrap) Phosphorus Pentasulphite, free from white or Film (nitrocellulose base) yellow phosphorus Hexamine (Hexamethylene-tetramine) Phosphorus Sesquisulphide, free from white or Metaldehyde yellow phosphorus Mischmetal (powder) Plasticised Nitrocellulose Flakes Mischmetal (slabs or ingots) (L.N. 16 of 1966) CATEGORY 9 SUBSTANCES LIABLE TO SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION Barium Alloys (pyrophric) Sodium Hydrosulphite (Sodium Dithionite) Calcium Alloys (pyrophoric) Sodium Sulphide (containing less than 30% Diethyl Zinc (Zinc Ethyl) water of crystallization) Dimethyl-p-Nitrosoaniline (Accelerene) Strontium Alloys (pyrophoric) Magnesium Alloys (pyrophoric) Titanium Hydride Powder Phosphorus, white or yellow Zirconium Hydride Powder Potassium Sulphide Anhydrous Zirconium Metal Powder (L.N. 16 of 1966) CATEGORY 9A COMBUSTIBLE GOODS EXEMPTED FROM SECTION 6 TO 11 OF THE ORDINANCE Cotton (raw) (loose) and Kapok including Polystyrene (raw material) sweepings Polyvinyl Chloride (raw material) Cotton Waste (other than Waste Cotton Polymethylmethacrylate (raw material) used in the manufacture of textiles) Polypropylene (raw material) Matches Rubber (raw) Polyetrafluoroethylene Rubber Tyres (Motor) Polythene (raw material) (L.N. 16 of 1966; L.N. 39 of 1973) CATEGORY 10 OTHER DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES Acetyldehyde Ammonia (Aldehyde Methyl Ethyl Ketone Peroxide Ammonia) Nitrocellulose containing less than 12.3% of Ammonium Dinitro-Ortho-Cresolate nitrogen and wet with not less than one-third Benzoyl Peroxide (Dibenzoyl Peroxide) of its weight of water Blowing Agents for rubber manufacture Potassium Sulphide (hydrated) Cumene Hydroperoxide 80% solution, Sodium Azide stabilized Sodium Di-Nitro-Ortho-Cresolate Cyclohexanone Peroxide Sodium Sulphide containing not less than 30% 2:4 Dichlorobenzoyl Peroxide water of crystallization Dinitro-Ortho-Cresol Tertiary Butyl Hydroperoxide Ditertiary Butyl Peroxide Tertiary Butyl Perbenzoate Lauroyl Peroxide (Dilauroyl Peroxide) "gunpowder" (火藥) "nitrate mixture" (硝酸鹽混合物) "nitro-compound" (硝基化合物) "chlorate mixture" (氯酸鹽混合物) "fulminate" (雷酸鹽) "ammunition" (彈藥) "detonator" (雷管) "percussion cap" (衝擊火帽) "safety fuse" (保險信管) "firework" (爆竹煙花) "compressed gas device" (壓縮氣體裝置) "potable spirit" (可飲用酒精)