Biodegradability is not a characteristic of hazardous waste. Ignitability, corrosivity, and reactivity are all characteristics of hazardous waste.

The flash point of a hazardous waste is the temperature at which the waste will ignite.

Acids are corrosive hazardous wastes. Bases, oxidizers, and reducing agents are not corrosive hazardous wastes.

The pH of a corrosive hazardous waste is less than 2.

Explosives, peroxides, and unstable compounds are all reactive hazardous wastes.

Reactivity is the characteristic of hazardous waste that refers to its ability to react violently with water.

Arsenic, lead, and mercury are all toxic hazardous wastes.

Carcinogenicity is the characteristic of hazardous waste that refers to its ability to cause cancer.

Ecotoxicity, persistence, and bioaccumulation are all characteristics of hazardous waste that refer to its ability to cause damage to the environment.

Persistence is the characteristic of hazardous waste that refers to its ability to remain in the environment for a long time.

Bioaccumulation is the characteristic of hazardous waste that refers to its ability to accumulate in living organisms.

Toxicity, carcinogenicity, and mutagenicity are all characteristics of hazardous waste that refer to its ability to cause damage to human health.

Neurotoxicity is the characteristic of hazardous waste that refers to its ability to cause damage to the nervous system.

Reproductive toxicity is the characteristic of hazardous waste that refers to its ability to cause damage to the reproductive system.

Developmental toxicity is the characteristic of hazardous waste that refers to its ability to cause damage to the developing fetus.