Ammonium bicarbonate 98+%, pure, food grade, E503ii 1 Kilogram

Ammonia, also known as ammonia, is a colorless gas that consists of nitrogen and hydrogen atoms. It is widely used in different industries because of its versatile properties. In this SEO description we will discuss the applications of Ammonia, as well as the safety instructions that must be followed when working with this gas. Ammonia is widely used in the agricultural sector as fertilizer. It is an important source of nitrogen, an essential food component for plants. It is used to improve soil fertility and to promote the growth of crops. In addition, Ammonia is also used in the food industry as an additive to regulate the pH value of foods and as a cleaning agent for equipment and surfaces. Another important application of Ammonia is in the production of chemicals. It is used as a raw material for the production of ammonium nitrate, which is used in explosives and fertilizer. In addition, Ammonia is also used in the production of various organic compounds, such as nylon, plastics and synthetic fibers. Although Ammonia has many advantages, it is important to take the necessary safety measures when working with this gas. Ammonia is very toxic and can cause serious health problems with inhalation. It can cause airways irritation, coughing, shortness of breath and even lung damage. That is why it is essential to always wear personal protective equipment when working with Ammonia, such as a gas mask, safety glasses and gloves. In addition, Ammonia is also very flammable and it can form explosive mixtures with air. It is important to store the gas in well -ventilated spaces, away from inflammatory sources such as open fire and electrical equipment. It is also advisable to have a fire extinguisher nearby and to ensure a good removal of Ammonia fumes. Finally, it is crucial to ensure good training and awareness of the risks when working with Ammonia. Employees must be aware of the safety procedures and know how to act in the event of an emergency situation. Regular inspections and maintenance of equipment and storage facilities are also essential to guarantee safety. In short, Ammonia is a versatile gas that is used in various industries, such as agriculture and chemistry. It has many applications, ranging from fertilizer to the production of chemicals. However, when working with Ammonia, it is of great importance to take the necessary safety measures, such as wearing personal protective equipment and ensuring good ventilation and storage. Compliance with these safety instructions is essential to guarantee the health and safety of employees.

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Note: The text and hazard designation are only intended as an example and may not be considered as the actual information. Lab-O-Rama accepts no liability for the incorrect use of this information or the consequences thereof. For accurate and specific information, users must consult the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) that is automatically provided after the successful placement of an order, can be downloaded or requested through our customer service. You must always adhere to national and international regulations for the correct application of a substance.

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P sentences:

- P101: keep available when gathering medical advice, the packaging or the label.

- P102: keeping children out of reach.

- P210: Keeping heat/sparks/open fire/hot surfaces. Not smoking.

- P260: dust/smoke/nebula/vapor/spray mist do not inhale.

- P280: Protective gloves/protective clothing/eye protection/facial protection.

- P303+P361+P353: When contact with the skin (or the hair): pull out contaminated clothing immediately. Rinse your skin with water.

- P305+P351+P338: When eyes contact: gently rinse with water for a few minutes. Remove contact lenses if possible. Keep rinsing.

- P310: Consult an anti -igif center or a doctor immediately.

- P403+P233: Store in a well-ventilated place. Save in well closed packaging.

H-sentences:

- H280: Contains gas under pressure; Can explode when heating.

- H302: harmful when swallowing.

- H314: causes serious burns and eye injury.

- H318: causes serious eye injury.

- H335: can cause airways irritation.

- H400: very toxic for organisms living in the water.

- H410: very toxic for organisms living in the water, with long-term consequences.