2 Bromopropane Msds
Dibromopropane (2 - Bromopropane) material safety data table (Msds) related records
Smell dibromopropane, its properties should be detailed in the material safety data table.
Dibromopropane has unique physical and chemical properties. Looking at its state, it is [specific state] at room temperature, the color is [specific color], and the smell has [specific smell]. Its boiling point is [X] ° C, the melting point is [X] ° C, and the density is [X] g/³ cm. For solubility, [what kind of solvent can be dissolved in], and those that are insoluble have [list insoluble solvents].
When it comes to hazards, dibromopropane has many dangers to the human body. If inhaled, it can cause respiratory discomfort, and even damage the lungs. When it enters the eyes, it can cause tingling, redness and swelling in the eyes. Touch the skin, or there may be irritation or allergies. If eaten by mistake, it may hurt the stomach and damage the viscera. The risk of ignition and explosion should not be ignored. In case of open fire and hot topic, it is flammable and mixed with oxidants, and there is a risk of violent reaction.
To ensure safety, when storing, it should be placed in a cool and ventilated warehouse, away from fire and heat sources. The warehouse temperature should not exceed [X] ° C. It should be stored separately from oxidants and edible chemicals, and should not be mixed. When handling, it should be handled lightly to prevent package damage.
In case of accidental contact, the method of first aid is clear. Inhalers, quickly leave the scene to a fresh air place. If breathing difficulties, give oxygen, perform artificial respiration if necessary, and seek medical attention. Those who enter the eyes, quickly rinse with plenty of water and seek medical attention. Those who touch the skin, remove contaminated clothes, and rinse the skin thoroughly with soapy water and water. Those who eat by mistake, drink enough warm water to induce vomiting, and seek medical attention.
In case of leakage disposal, cut off the fire source first. Emergency personnel wear self-contained positive pressure respirators and anti-poison clothing. Small leaks, absorb with inert materials such as sand and vermiculite, and collect in airtight containers. A large number of leaks, embankment blocking, covered with foam, reduce vapor disasters, with explosion-proof pump transferred to the tank or dedicated collector, recycling or harmless treatment.
