Bill of Lading (B/L)

Commercial Invoice (CI)

Certificate of Origin (C/O)

Shipper's Declaration for Dangerous Goods (DGD)

The top half shows the speed limit; the bottom half shows the emergency phone number.

The top half shows the UN Number; the bottom half shows the weight of the tank.

The top half shows the temperature limit; the bottom half shows the chemical formula.

The top half shows the Hazard Identification Number (HIN); the bottom half shows the UN Number.

On the back door only

On all four sides (both lateral sides, front, and back)

On the roof of the container only

On the front and back ends only

To absorb leaks only

Materials (such as wooden blocks, inflatable bags) used to secure, brace, and prevent movement of the packages during transit.

The uniform worn by the loaders

The documents declaring the cargo weight

A unique code indicating the aircraft registry

A 4-digit number indicating the flight routing

A 4-digit number identifying the hazardous substance or article

A 3-digit number identifying the shipper

Titanium mixture

Titanium Trichloride mixture

Not given

Tars, liquid

UN 3020

Not given

UN 3022

UN 3021

The quantity of the package in liters

The packing group

The emergency response drill code

The hazard class/division