Diisopropyl ether 99+% stab. Extra pure 1 Liter

Diisopropylamine (DIPA) is an organic connection that belongs to the class of Amines. It is a colorless liquid with a strong ammonia -like scent. Dipa is widely used in different industries because of its various applications. One of the most important applications of Dipa is as an intermediate in chemical synthesis. It is often used in the production of pharmaceutical substances, pesticides, dyes and other chemical compounds. Dipa acts as a reactant or a catalyst in various chemical reactions, making it an essential ingredient in the chemical industry. In addition, Dipa is also used as a solvent in various applications. It has good solubility in water and organic solvents, making it a versatile choice for solving different substances. Dipa is often used in the paint industry, textile industry and the production of coatings and adhesives. However, it is important to observe the safety instructions when working with DIPA. Although it is a useful connection, it can also be dangerous with incorrect use. Here are some safety instructions that must be followed: 1. Personal protective equipment: Always wear suitable personal protective equipment, such as gloves, safety glasses and a laboratory jacket, when handling dipa. This helps to prevent direct contact with the skin, eyes and clothing. 2. Ventilation: Ensure sufficient ventilation in the workspace to reduce the concentration of DIPA vapors. Preferably work in a well -ventilated room or use a extractor system to remove the fumes. 3. Fire safety: Dipa is flammable and can cause fire. Keep open fire, sparks and hot surfaces away from Dipa. Make sure there is fire extinguishing equipment in the vicinity of the workplace. 4. Storage: Save Dipa in a well -sealed container in a cool, dry place, away from inflammatory sources. Make sure that it is kept separate from strong acids and oxidizing means. 5. Waste processing: Do not just throw Dipa away in the sink or the sewer. Follow the correct waste processing procedures and consult the local regulations for the safe removal of DIPA. It is always advisable to consult the manufacturer's safety information sheets (VIB) for specific instructions and recommendations with regard to the safe use and storage of DIPA. Compliance with the safety instructions is crucial to prevent accidents, injury or damage when working with this substance.

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Note: The text and danger designation are only intended as an example and may not be considered 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:

- 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.

- P261: inhalation of dust/smoke/Gas/hole/vapor/spray mist avoid.

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

H-sentences:

- H225: Lightly flammable liquid and vapor.

- H302: harmful when swallowing.

- H312: harmful when contact with the skin.

- H314: causes serious burns and eye injury.

- H332: harmful when inhalation.

- H335: can cause airways irritation.

- H351: suspected of causing cancer.

- H370: causes damage to organs.

- H372: causes damage to organs in the event of long-term or repeated exposure.

- H412: harmful to organisms living in the water, with long-term consequences.