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AcrylonitrileSafe Storage and Handling GuideIntroduction , chemical and thermodynamic properties and transport safety safety and health response and first aid response and environmental protection of ContentsThis booklet was prepared for individuals who handle or may come in contact with Acrylonitrile . It is a compilation of practical, understandable information designed to guide the reader in responsible handling of Acrylonitrile , and to answer commonly raised questions about Acrylonitrile safety. Before handling, always consult a current Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), available from Ineos , for information on the chemical. For more complete or detailed information, call the following numbers in the :Emergency Notification Number 877-856-3682 Non-Emergency Information Numer 866-363-2454 Information contained in this booklet is not intended to replace any legal requirements for Acrylonitrile handling and storage.
Jun 01, 1991 · Ionization potential 10.75 eV by electron impact 6 Heat of combustion (liq) -420.8 kcal/mole 1 Flammability limits in air Lower 3.0 volume % at 25°C 12 Upper 17.0 volume % at 25°C Free energy of formation,∆G° f,g 46.7 kcal/mole at 25°C 3 Enthalpy of formation, ∆H° f,g 43.0 kcal/mole at 25°C 10 Enthalpy of formation, ∆H° f,l
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