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Sulphuric acid

UN N°: 1830
MARPOL Classification:
C until 31-12-2006
Y from 01-01-2007
SEBC Classification: D (dissolver)

Corrosive

Table of Contents 

 

A WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT SULPHURIC ACID

 

B FIRST LINE EMERGENCY DATA

B.1 - First aid information
B.2 - ID card
B.3 - Physical data
B.4 - Flammability data
B.5 - Toxicological data
B.6 - Ecotoxicological data
B.7 - Persistence in the environment
B.8 - Classification
B.9 - Particular risks
B.10 - Transportation, handling, storage

 

C RESULTS OF ACCIDENT SCENARIOS

C.1 - Reminder of chemical properties
C.2 - Accident scenarios
C.3 - Consumption scenarios

 

D RESPONSE

D.1 - Experience feedback
D.2 - Examples of sulphuric acid spills
D.3 - Response recommendations
D.4 - Response techniques
D.5 - Choosing personal protective equipment (PPE)
D.6 - Measuring equipment and waste treatment

 

E FURTHER INFORMATION

E.1 - Glossary
E.2 - Acronyms
E.3 - Useful websites
E.4 - Bibliography

 

Annexes

Annex 1: pH graphs
Annex 2: summary and additional physical and toxicological data
Annex 3: fax format data card
Annex 4: classification of noxious liquid substances
Annex 4b: new classification of noxious liquid substances

Document

Editor
Cedre
Date
01/11/2006
Price
Free download version. Paper version not available
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