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HYDROGEN PEROXIDE HANDLING & STORAGE
HYDROGEN PEROXIDEHANDLING & STORAGE table of contents1. Introduction3 2. Physico-chemical Physical Toxicological Chemical propertiesReactionsOxidantReductantPerox y compoundsAddition Decomposition propertiesEffect of pHEffect of lightEffect of heatHomogeneous decompositionHeterogeneous decompositionEffect of Effects of decompositionPressure build upHeat release and self-heatingSuperheated Spontaneous combustion of organic Explosive characteristics3. Transportation and packaging11 RegulationsMarking and labelling4. Storage12 Small containers and IBCsISO tanksBulk storageSiteTankFittingsPiping system ValvesPumpsMeasuring tanksPretreatmentDispensing from storage5. Product handling17 Basic rulesGeneral precautionsDilutionTransfer into storage6. Construction materials for STORAGE 18and HANDLING Unsuitable materialsSuitable materialsAluminium and its alloysAustenitic stainless steelPlastic tanksOther non-metalsLubricantsPumpsValvesGaskets7.
h a n d l i n g hydrogen peroxide- a n d s t o r a g e Introduction As part of Solvay’s declared commitment to RESPONSIBLE CARE® * , S O L VAY INTEROX works ceaselessly at minimising the risks of its pro d u c t s
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