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Questions about methyl methacrylate

2020-05-14View Original

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Among the substances that are not allowed to be stored together are \"reducing agents\"; however, after doing a lot of research online, I still don’t understand why methyl methacrylate cannot be stored together with reducing agents. I truly hope that those who know the reason can answer me – I would be extremely grateful!
Reply #22020-05-22
Just as with hydrolysis reactions in the presence of alkalis, consideration is mainly given to two aspects: the reaction mechanism and hazardous properties. Mixing with oxidizers or reducers may lead to redox reactions; this is provided for reference only
Reply #32020-05-22
Reducing agents, such as Na. . . Redox reactions occur simultaneously, and almost all flammable liquids cannot be stored together with oxidizers (reductants)

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