The Hazardous Materials Table is organized into how many columns?

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This federal DOT list names every material regulated as hazardous in shipping and spreads each entry's details across ten numbered columns, from the symbols in Column 1 to Columns 9 and 10, which cover air and vessel shipments.

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Topic: Hazardous materials   License: CDL

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