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    Packages containing dangerous goods that could react must be segregated and stowed to prevent interaction if leakage occurs. Table 9.3.A of the IATA DGR lists incompatible dangerous goods that require segregation when transported. Explosives of compatible groups can be stowed together in some cases, while only the primary hazards of Division 4.1 and Classes 6, 7 and 9 are considered for segregation requirements.

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    Packages containing dangerous goods that could react must be segregated and stowed to prevent interaction if leakage occurs. Table 9.3.A of the IATA DGR lists incompatible dangerous goods that require segregation when transported. Explosives of compatible groups can be stowed together in some cases, while only the primary hazards of Division 4.1 and Classes 6, 7 and 9 are considered for segregation requirements.

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    Packages containing dangerous goods that could react must be segregated and stowed to prevent interaction if leakage occurs. Table 9.3.A of the IATA DGR lists incompatible dangerous goods that require segregation when transported. Explosives of compatible groups can be stowed together in some cases, while only the primary hazards of Division 4.1 and Classes 6, 7 and 9 are considered for segregation requirements.

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    Incompatible Dangerous Goods

    Packages containing dangerous goods that might react dangerously with each other must
    not be stowed in a position that would allow interaction in the case of leakage.
    Incompatible dangerous goods must be segregated as stated in Table 9.3.A from the IATA
    DGR (below).

    Remember that Division 4.1 and Classes 6, 7 and 9 are not included in Table 9.3.A
    because they do not require segregation. Only primary hazards are considered in these
    situations.

    Explosives may be stowed together in some situations. Their compatibility group


    determines this.

    The aim of the table is to allow us to determine if two classes of dangerous goods are safe
    to be loaded together.

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