《硫酸铝_MSDS英文安全技术说明书》.doc

Material Safety Data Sheet MSDS data for Aluminium Sulfate SECTION 1 IDENTIFI CATION Trade Marks and Synonyms (if any) Alum -Sl ab, Kibbled, P owder, Gr anulated. Chemical Names and Synonyms Aluminium Sulfate Physical Form White Cry stalline Solid Chemical Formula Al 2(SO 4)3. nH 2O  SECTION 2 INFORM ATION ON INGREDI E NTS      Ingredie nts  C lassific ation CAS Number Al2(SO4)3  48 -58%  Irritant 10043-01-3 H2O  42-52%  None   SECTION 3 HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION Risk ofdamagetoeyes.Prolongedcontactwithskinmaycausepossibledermatitis. Occupational Exposure Limit (OEL): TLV= 2mg(Al)/m 3asTWA. SECTION 4 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES Appearance and Odour : White Cry stalline So lid pH 2. 5 Concentration: 72 -91 g/kg Al (14 -17 % as Al 2O3 ) Boiling Point (deg. C) N/A Melting Point (deg. C) N/A Flash Point (deg. C) None Specific Gravity 1. 34 @ 15 degC Autoignition (deg. C) None Flammable Limit (% by Vol. in Air) Non fl ammable Vapour Pressure (mm Hg) N/A Solubility in Water To tality So luble Solubility in Other Solvents Oxidising Properties  SECTION 5 STABILITY AND REACTIVITY Stability Unstable  Conditions to Avoid Stable Incompatibility (Materials and Conditions to Avoid) Some oxidising agents. eg Chlorites and Hypochlorites. Attacks most metals liberating Hydrogen. Hazardous Decomposition Products Could emit toxic oxides of Sulphur when heated to decomposition.  SECTION 6 TOXICITY DATA Acute effects of over exposure when : In contact with skin Irritant - after prolonged contact with skin produces sores and possible dermatitis. In contact with eyes : Irritates immediately and could cause severe damage which could lead to permanent visual defects or even total loss of vision. Inhaled : May cause irritation to the mucous membrane of the respiratory tract. Ingested : Very astringent to mouth, nose and th