Each hazardous material must be packaged in the packaging authorised by the section the Table's column 8 references: the general non-bulk and bulk packaging sections for liquids and solids by packing group (173.201 to 173.203, 173.211 to 173.213, 173.241 to 173.244) and the material-specific sections (for example 173.158 nitric acid, 173.159 batteries, 173.166 air bag inflators, 173.167 consumer commodities, 173.185 lithium batteries, 173.196 and 173.199 infectious substances, 173.202 and 173.203 flammable liquids, 173.220 internal combustion engines and vehicles, 173.224 self-reactive materials, 173.225 organic peroxides, 173.226 and 173.227 poison inhalation hazard materials, 173.230 fuel cell cartridges, and 173.62 and 173.63 explosives packaging instructions). Class 7 packaging and activity limits are in 173.411 to 173.476. The offeror must apply the specific section, its special provisions and any T code or IB code for bulk packagings.
The graph holds this control, the 0 it maps to, and the evidence behind each claim, over MCP and REST.