Citric acid monohydrate 99,5 %, fg 1 Kilogram

Chloroform is an organic connection with the chemical formula CHCL3. It is a colorless, sweet scented liquid that is mainly used as a solvent and as a raw material in the chemical industry. Although it was also used as an anesthetic in the past, its use in the medical world is now strongly discouraged because of the potential health risks. Chloroform is mainly used as a solvent for various organic substances, such as fats, oils, resins and rubber. It has a high solubility in fats and is therefore effective in removing fat stains and cleaning surfaces. In addition, it is also used as a raw material for the production of other chemical compounds, such as fluorine carbonates and chlorar fluorinated water substances. Although chloroform was used as an anesthetic in the past, its use in the medical world is now greatly limited due to potential health risks. Long -term exposure to chloroform can be harmful to the liver, kidneys and the central nervous system. It can also cause skin, eyes and airways irritation. That is why it is crucial to take safety measures when working with chloroform. Here are some safety instructions when working with chloroform: 1. Ensure sufficient ventilation: use chloroform only in well -ventilated spaces to reduce the concentration of fumes. Use a hood or fan if necessary. 2. Wear protective clothing: always wear gloves, safety glasses and a laboratory jacket when handling chloroform to prevent direct contact with the skin, eyes and clothing. 3. Avoid inhalation: Do not breathe in the vapors of chloroform because they can be harmful to the airways. Use a respiratory mask or work in an environment with air purification systems if necessary. 4. Save in a safe place: save chloroform in a well -sealed container in a cool, dry place, away from inflammatory sources and direct sunlight. 5. Avoid contact with other chemicals: Do not mix chloroform with other chemicals, because this can cause flammable or toxic reactions. Always read the labels of other chemicals before combining them. 6. Treat Morsingen and leaks with care: in case of Morsingen or leaks, absorb the spilled chloroform with absorbent material and remove the dangerous waste in accordance with the applicable regulations. It is important to emphasize that the use of chloroform in the medical world is strongly discouraged because of the potential health risks. Always consult a professional before using chloroform or work with it.

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P sentences:

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

- P233: Save in well-closed packaging.

- P240: Storage and collection reservoir Aarden.

-P241: Explosive electric/ventilation/lighting-/... Use equipment.

- P242: Only use spark-free tools.

- P243: taking precautions against discharges of static electricity.

- 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.

- P304+P340: After inhalation: bring the victim into the fresh air and rest in an position that facilitates breathing.

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

- P403+P235: Store in a well-ventilated place. Store cool.

- P501: Dispose of content/packaging to ...

H-sentences:

- H225: Lightly flammable liquid and vapor.

- H301: toxic when swallowing.

- H311: toxic to skin contact.

- H331: toxic to inhalation.

- H370: causes damage to organs.

- H373: can cause damage to organs with long-term or repeated exposure.

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

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