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The difference between accident and hazard are:
A person is not pre-warned about an accident. It is an unexpected or unforeseen event.
But a hazard is known well in advance. For instance, if I have a culture of Ebola virus in my lab, I know that if by mistake it is released into the environment, me and many others will be in potential danger. So i take precautions to store it in proper conditions.
To be precise, I know that a hazard is a possible source of danger
Source(s):Another thing: I can hazard a guess, but i can't accident a guess...Cloe <333
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