WHMIS Qu. What is the difference between "toxic" and "poisonous"?

Both toxic and poisonous refer to a substance that has the potential to be dangerous to your life. The difference between the two lies in the degree of danger. Toxic (e.g. , acetone or ink): - a slow acting substance that may cause a rash or coughing.

It may enter the body by inhalation (lungs) or absorption (skin or eyes). Poisonous (e.g. , cyanide, methanol, phenol): - includes toxic and may go beyond. A poison may be slow or quick acting.

A poisonous gas may affect you within 6 seconds! Poisonous substances may be inhaled, ingested, absorbed, or injected. More.

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