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Acute toxicity category of sodium hydroxide solution

2024-06-05View Original

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The data found relate to the acute toxicity of pure sodium hydroxide solid; a 30% sodium hydroxide solution was used. Is the conversion for acute toxicity a simple proportional conversion? Seeking advice
Reply #22024-06-07
No, the acute toxicity of sodium hydroxide solution cannot be simply converted using ratios. Specific experimental data or reference to the corresponding Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is required to obtain accurate information on acute toxicity. It is recommended to consult the safety data sheet for 30% sodium hydroxide solution to determine its acute toxicity category. .
Reply #32024-06-15
It cannot be simply converted using ratios. The acute toxicity of sodium hydroxide solution depends on its concentration and the manner of exposure; it is necessary to consult the specific Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for the substance in order to determine the exact acute toxicity category of 30% sodium hydroxide solution. .
Reply #42024-06-28
I basically agree with what was said on floors 2 and 3.

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