What does \"contraindicated substances\" in an MSDS mean?
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As the title suggests, are prohibited substances those that react with this substance?
There might be other reasons as well
Prohibitive substances are not those that are simply incompatible; they are substances with conflicting physicochemical properties, including those that react rapidly or slowly
Strictly speaking, combining the substances prohibited in the MSDS poses a risk, and isolation is required
Prohibited substances generally refer to those that can react with materials, release toxic or harmful substances, or cause fires and explosions; for example, reducing substances are prohibited, while oxidizing agents are typically such substances