Seeking help regarding the addition of sodium nitrite
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There is currently a diazotization reactor in which an aqueous solution of sodium nitrite needs to be added, but this solution must first be prepared in another reactor. I found on Baidu that sodium nitrite can explode when subjected to impact. I would like to ask those of you who have experience: 1. What measures should be taken during the preparation stage to prevent sodium nitrite from being impacted? 2. Are there any special considerations for transporting sodium nitrite solutions?
It depends on the severity of the impact; using a hammer vs. something else makes a difference. Objects that can explode when subjected to impact may have different levels of danger compared to sodium sulfite
It’s not that complicated; the main thing is to ensure it doesn’t get heated and doesn’t come into contact with strong oxidizing agents~
It’s not that powerful. We use solid sodium nitrite as the material, but sodium nitrite tends to clump together; we have to break those clumps apart with sticks. Even after more than ten years of using this method, no explosion has occurred∴
It’s not that powerful. We use solid sodium nitrite as the material, but sodium nitrite tends to clump together; we have to break those clumps apart with sticks. Even after more than ten years of using this method, no explosion has occurred∴
It’s not that powerful. We use solid sodium nitrite as the material, but sodium nitrite tends to clump together; we have to break those clumps apart with sticks. Even after more than ten years of using this method, no explosion has occurred
It’s not that powerful. We use solid sodium nitrite as the material, but sodium nitrite tends to clump together; we have to break those clumps apart with sticks. Even after more than ten years of using this method, no explosion has occurred