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Are copper oxide, basic copper carbonate, and nickel sulfate dust considered explosive dusts?

2016-01-05View Original

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Are copper oxide, basic copper carbonate, and nickel sulfate dust considered explosive dusts? If this substance cannot undergo further reactions (oxidation – combustion) in air, then it must not be a explosive dust? Please provide the basis, thank you
Reply #22016-01-05
These substances are not explosive, but basic copper carbonate is somewhat toxic.

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