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Section 11 of a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) specifically focuses on providing toxicological information. This section is crucial as it details the potential health effects associated with exposure to the chemical, including symptoms of exposure, possible routes of entry, and long-term effects. It covers data from studies that examine toxicity and can include specific information about carcinogenicity, reproductive toxicity, and organ effects, which are essential for understanding how the chemical may affect health.

The other sections of the SDS cover different contexts. For instance, a section might address regulatory compliance or environmental impacts, but those are not the focal point of Section 11. Understanding the toxicological information provided in this section helps ensure safe handling and informs necessary precautions to minimize health risks associated with the chemical's use or exposure. This is why Section 11 is vital for properly assessing and managing chemical hazards in any workplace.