qualifier token a chosen word

GHS pictogram

also called hazard symbol

The standard GHS hazard pictogram for a hazard class — a token over the nine fixed UN pictograms (GHS01..GHS09) riding one hazard-class statement as its qualifier, cardinality one because each GHS hazard class maps to its one standard symbol (flammable to the flame, corrosive to the corrosion mark). The set of pictograms a product shows on its label is the union across its hazard-class statements — a derived read, not stored again. Optional on a statement whose class has no GHS pictogram (a lithium battery carries the transport Class-9 mark, not a GHS symbol).

GHS pictogram is answered with one word chosen from the ghs pictograms list — the same word shared across every product that uses it.

It is a qualifier of hazard class — it has meaning only inside a hazard class statement, one per statement, never on its own. It belongs with hazard class to compliance — where it is from and what it meets.

It is answered inside every hazard class statement, not as a standalone question on a kind.

answered with: ◇token — a token — a word chosen from a fixed vocabulary, shared and filterable across products.
value domain: GHS pictograms — the vocabulary its answers are drawn from.
qualifier of: hazard class — one per statement — it has meaning only inside that host's statement.

Answered inside every hazard class statement — not a standalone slot on any kind.