Which section of the SDS provides information on routes of exposure and symptoms?

The correct answer focuses on the "Toxicological Information" section of the Safety Data Sheet (SDS). This section is specifically designed to provide detailed information on the potential health effects related to exposure to the chemical, including the different routes of exposure (such as inhalation, skin contact, and ingestion) and the symptoms that may arise from such exposure. This is crucial for understanding how a chemical can affect health, allowing individuals to take appropriate precautions.

The related sections cover different aspects of safety and handling. The "Hazard Identification" section outlines the general hazards associated with the chemical, but it does not provide in-depth details on symptoms or routes of exposure. The "First Aid Measures" section describes the actions to take in case of exposure or accidents, rather than the effects of exposure itself. Meanwhile, the "Composition/Information on Ingredients" section lists the chemical constituents of a product but does not include information on health effects or symptoms associated with exposure. Understanding where this information is located in the SDS is key for effectively managing workplace safety and health risks.