Fire hazards of phosphorus trichloride
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I would appreciate your guidance: Phosphorus trichloride does not burn, so why is it classified as Category C in the Detailed Code GB51283?
It decomposes violently in contact with water and alcohols, and reacts slowly with oxygen to produce phosphorus trichloride oxide. Hazardous properties: It decomposes violently upon contact with water, generating a large amount of heat and dense smoke, and may even explode