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Safety issues of intermediate products

2015-06-10View Original

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In chemical production, if one knows the molecular formula of an intermediate but not its name, how can one determine whether this substance is toxic? Is it flammable? Thank you!
Reply #22015-06-10
It’s easier to answer with an example; for instance, some compounds that have been replaced by halogen elements are relatively toxic. . It would be better if the poster could give an example, such as a chemical reaction equation. .
Reply #32015-06-17
This needs to be authenticated; one should take it to the **Chemical Registration Center** for verification – it seems to be the only authoritative institution of its kind in the whole country

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