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Problems with sodium nitrite?

2008-01-01View Original

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If sodium nitrite solution gets on your hands, it will cause them to turn red. Is this a sign of an allergic reaction? Please advise, experts!
Reply #22008-01-01
Through the reduction of nitrite, unstable hemoglobin is converted into the relatively stable nitrohemoglobin.
Reply #32008-01-01
Sodium nitrite is moderately toxic; it’s best to avoid getting it on your hands. Use hand and eye protection while working with it.
Reply #42008-01-03
That can’t be right. Isn’t it an oxidizing agent?
Reply #52008-01-07
It’s toxic and can cause cancer; be sure to take precautions

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