Ammonia (NH3):
Ammonia MSDS
What is Ammonia?:
Ammonia is a nitrogen-based compound. It is colorless but has a noticeably strong smell, even at very low levels. Ammonia is a common nitrogenous waste product and is found in nature from decomposing organic material, animal waste, and even in our solar system. Although ammonia is common in nature and used widely in industry, it is classified as an extremely hazardous...
Dimethylamine:
Other Names
N-Methylmethanamine
Chemical Formula
(CH 3 ) 2 NH; C 2 H 7 N
CAS Number
124-40-3
Industry Uses
Cosmetics, Agricultural Chemicals
Health Risks
Frostbite and skin burns; Damage to respiratory tract; Pulmonary edema
Vapor Pressure
1388 mmHg
Water So...
Hydrazine:
Other Names
Diamine, Diazine
Chemical Formula
N 2 H 4
CAS Number
302 – 01 – 2
Industry Uses
Pharmaceuticals; Rocket Propellant; Polymer Foams
Health Risks
Irritation of eyes, skin, and respiratory system; Dizziness and Headaches; Organ Damage
Vapor Pressure
14.4 mmHg...
Phosgene:
Other Names
Carbonyl dichloride; Carbonic dichloride; Chloroformyl chloride
Chemical Formula
COCl 2 ; CCl 2 O
CAS Number
75 – 44 – 5
Industry Uses
Chemical Warfare; Chemical Laboratories; Pesticides
Health Risks
Irritation; Vomiting; Foamy Sputum; Dyspnea; Respiratory Damage; Death
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