Chlorates Chemische Eigenschaften,Einsatz,Produktion Methoden
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The principal toxic
effects of chlorates are the production of
methemoglobin in the blood and
destruction of red blood corpuscles. The
latter may lead to irritation of the kidneys.
Damage to heart muscle has been reported.
Dangerous fire hazard in contact with
flammable matter. When contaminated with
oxidizable materials, they are particularly
sensitive to friction, heat, and shock. They
are powerful oxidning agents and can
undergo violent reactions with reducing
materials. Dangerous explosion hazard when
shocked, exposed to heat, or rubbed,
particularly when contaminated with sugar,
charcoal, shellac, sulfur, starch, sawdust,
sulfuric acid, ammonium compounds,
cyanides, phosphorous or antimony sulfide,
Al, (metals + acids), As2S3, CaH2, MnO2,
metal sulfides, organic acids, powdered
metals, Hg3P4, PHI4, SCN, (S + Cu), Se,
NaH2P02, SrH, SO2. Chlorates when mixed
with combustible materials may form
explosive mixtures. For instance, potassium
chlorate, when mixed with sulfur or with
other combustible substances explodes on
friction. Pure chlorates whch have been
spdled on the floor, or mixed with small
amounts of impurities, become very
sensitive to shock and friction. Water is
considered the best agent for fighting fires
involving chlorates. When heated to
decomposition they can emit toxic fumes of
Cland explode.
Chlorates Upstream-Materialien And Downstream Produkte
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