Sodium cyanide uses
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What chemical products can sodium cyanide be made into? There is a chemical factory that is qualified to use sodium cyanide and wants to launch a new product.
It is also widely used, such as medicine, pesticides, dyes, auxiliaries, resins, organic glass... Liquid sodium cyanide produced by fixed-bed ammonia oxidation. Sodium cyanide is a product in short supply in my country, with more than 10,000 tons imported every year. This product is also used in a wide range of applications, such as medicine, pesticides,...
Sodium cyanide (NaCN) is a white crystalline powder. This product is highly toxic, and the lethal dose for human oral administration is approximately 1 to 2 mg/kg. Its toxic effect is to release cyano groups in the body, which combine with Fe3+ of oxidized cytochrome oxidase, causing cytochrome to lose its ability to transmit electrons. As a result, the respiratory chain is interrupted, intracellular asphyxia occurs, and tissue hypoxia leads to poisoning. It is widely used in mineral processing, metal smelting, mechanical quenching, and electroplating processes. In the chemical industry, it is used in the manufacture of oxides and nitrile rubber, and as the main raw material for dyes, pesticides, pharmaceuticals and other fine chemical intermediates. Solid sodium cyanide is stored in special warehouses to avoid contact with or co-storage with acids, nitrates and nitrites. Sodium cyanide is a highly toxic substance. Do not accidentally put it in your mouth. Avoid direct contact with the body. People with damaged skin should be especially cautious.
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