If a disinfectant that contains hazardous chemicals is purchased in a concentrated form and is then diluted for use and placed in a spray bottle, what must be done to comply with the Hazard Communication Standard?

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According to the Hazard Communication Standard, any hazardous chemicals that are diluted and placed in a spray bottle must be labeled with the appropriate hazard warnings, name and address of the manufacturer, and the name of the hazardous chemicals. This is to ensure that anyone who handles or uses the disinfectant is aware of its potential hazards and knows how to handle it safely. Option A is incorrect because it is not sufficient to do nothing. Option B is not required, but it may be a good idea to inform the manufacturer. Option C is also not required.

If a Disinfectant That Contains Hazardous Chemicals Is Purchased in a Concentrated