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Question:

Which of the following is a necessary qualification for non-bulk packaging?

1. A max. capacity of 450 L or less, if it is used as a receptacle for liquids

2. Max. net mass less than 400 kg, or less if used as a receptacle for a solid

3. Max. water capacity less than 454 kg, or less if used as a receptacle for gases

4. All of the above

Answer: All of the above

Explanation
Non-bulk packaging has specific qualifications if it is being used as a receptacle for solids, liquids, or gases. For each, there is maximum net mass for it to qualify as non-bulk: 450 L or less for liquids, 400 kg or less for solids, and 454 kg or less for gases.
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