Fire hazard and product packaging
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For example, when sodium hydroxide is stored in a warehouse, the packaging bags are obviously flammable, yet the fire hazard classification is still assigned to Class V； If a box of reagents is stored in the warehouse, the reagents are non-flammable; however, since there are many packages, it is appropriate to classify it as Category C in terms of fire hazard ； So to what extent does packaging need to be upgraded in terms of fire hazard? Is it because the weight exceeds 5%?
If the weight of the combustible packaging exceeds 1/4 of the weight of the item itself, or its volume is greater than 1/2 of the volume of the item,
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