Stuck Like Glue - 12/02025

Happy Friday

I am pleased to report that I am now about to recall at least 6 UN Numbers.

0336 Fireworks
1965 LPG
1072 Oxygen
1017 Chlorine
1203 Petrol Gasoline
1202 Diesel

And as I am aiming to remember them in the Class order this should help in an exam; for instance, if the first thing I do is write down the numbers in order I should be able to match the Class. The Class should be quite easy to match though. Some of the substances are clearly gas, solid or liquid.

There are still quite a few to remember but doing a couple each day seems to be working.

I've seen petrol and diesel so many times, even out on the road, it has kinda stuck 

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