Is acetic acid considered a Class A liquid? ?
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1. Is acetic acid considered a Class A liquid? ? 2. What about sodium acetate? ?
Acetic acid is Category A. Sodium acetate is a salt; it’s not very dangerous, no. Please rate the best assistance :)
Hey, isn’t glacial acetic acid prone to exploding? ? Does that mean that most organic acids belong to category A?
Sorry, I made a mistake just now. Glacial acetic acid is simply acetic acid, and it belongs to the ethyl category. Acids do not have a Class A.
Sodium acetate shouldn’t be classified in any category, right? It belongs to Category V, I think?
Is it also necessary to install a firewall for the sodium hydroxide storage tank? ?
Isn’t sodium acetate a solid? Are you referring to a sodium acetate solution? A sodium acetate solution can be considered as belonging to the Class D or E category. Only the tank containing sodium acetate solution can be equipped with either a fire dike or a cofferdam.
Acetic acid is classified as Category B, but it is also a substance with moderate toxicity; therefore, issues can arise when making such classifications
Sir, what is the basis for classifying acetic acid as Category A?