The safe distance of habitation from a hazardous chemical plant (TLV of its product < 1000 ppm) should be about ______________ kms?

Correct answer: D. 25

  • A. 1
  • B. 5
  • C. 15
  • D. 25

Explanation

For a hazardous chemical with a TLV below 1000 ppm, a large separation zone is recommended because even relatively small releases can affect nearby habitation; the commonly quoted safe distance is about 25 km. This is a conservative plant-siting guideline rather than a universal legal limit.

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