Which container is specifically designated for radioactive waste?

The container specifically designated for radioactive waste is the radiation proof and lead-lined container. This type of container is designed to provide maximum protection against radiation, preventing the harmful effects of radioactive materials from affecting both the environment and human health. Lead is a dense material that effectively absorbs various forms of radiation, making it essential for safely storing and transporting radioactive waste.

In the context of waste management, especially in healthcare where radioactive materials may be used for treatments or diagnostic procedures, it is crucial to have specialized containers that can contain any potential leakage of materials while also shielding against radiation exposure. This ensures that healthcare workers, patients, and the surrounding community remain safe from radiation.

Other types of containers, while they may have specific purposes such as being strong, leak-proof, puncture-proof, or chemical-resistant, do not provide the same level of protection against radiation emitted by radioactive materials. Therefore, while they are important for other types of waste management, they do not fulfill the requirements necessary for safely managing radioactive waste.