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Is the fire hazard of sodium sulfide classified as Class A?

2020-01-09View Original

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Sodium sulfide is non-flammable, does not react with water, and is not an oxidizing agent – so why is it classified as Category A?
Reply #22020-01-10
This post was last edited by xzm881122 on 2020-1-10 09:15. Sodium sulfide absorbs moisture from the air to form hydrogen sulfide, and it can explode upon impact or exposure to high temperatures
Reply #32020-01-10
According to the safety data sheet for sodium sulfide and the classification requirements for Class A warehouses, it falls under Class A

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