Hydrogen fluoride 40% 1 Liter

Hydrogen bromide (HBR) is a chemical connection that consists of hydrogen and bromine. It is a colorless gas with a sharp, irritating scent. Hydrogen bromide is widely used in various industrial processes and laboratory applications. One of the most important applications of hydrogen bromide is as a catalyst in chemical reactions. It is often used in the production of pharmaceutical substances, such as medicines and pesticides. Hydrogen bromide can also be used as reagent in organic synthesis, where it helps to create new connections with specific properties. In addition, hydrogen bromide is used in the semiconductor industry, where it is used to etch and clean semiconductor materials. It can also be used as an acid in analytical laboratories, where it is used to treat samples for analysis. Although hydrogen bromide is a useful connection, it must be handled with care because of the safety risks it entails. It is a corrosive gas that can cause severe burns when contacting the skin, eyes or mucous membranes. It can also be harmful when inhalation, where it can irritate the airways and cause breathing problems. To work safely with hydrogen bromide, the following safety measures must be taken into account: 1. Personal protective equipment, such as gloves, safety glasses and a lab jacket, must be worn to prevent direct contact with the skin, eyes and clothing. 2. Working with hydrogen bromide must always be executed in a well -ventilated room or under a hood to minimize the gas exposure. 3. When applying hydrogen bromide, suitable storage and transport methods must be used to prevent leakage or spilling. The gas must be stored in well -sealed containers and in a cool, dry place. 4. In the event of hydrogen bromide exposure, the affected person must immediately be exposed to fresh air and seek medical assistance. When contact with the skin, the affected area must be thoroughly flushed with water. 5. It is important to follow the correct procedures when removing hydrogen bromide. It should not be discharged into the sewer or in nature, but must be removed in accordance with the applicable regulations. In short, hydrogen bromide is an important chemical connection that is used in various industrial and laboratory applications. It offers valuable catalytic and analytical properties, but requires strict safety measures to minimize the risks for health and the environment.

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P sentences:

- 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.

- P370+P378: In case of fire: extinguish with dry sand, dry powder or alcohol-resistant foam.

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

H-sentences:

- H225: Lightly flammable liquid and vapor.

- H301: toxic when swallowing.

- H314: causes serious burns and eye injury.

- H335: can cause airways irritation.

- H351: suspected of causing cancer.

- H370: causes damage to organs.

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