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What are explosives organic peroxides and oxidizers examples of?
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Which dot hazard class contains organic peroxides and oxidizers?
diffirence bitween 9organic per 9oxid and 9oxidizer
What is the main use of nitrogen?
In making fertilizers, explosives and organic compounds
What is an organic gas?
Methane or ethylene would be examples of an organic gases.
What are Examples of organic vigor physical activities?
examples of test swimming jogging running
Methane and acetic acid are examples of organic compounds which are defined as?
Methane and acetic acid are examples of organic compounds which are defined as compounds that contain carbon.
Which dot hazard class contains organic peroxides and oxidizers?
diffirence bitween 9organic per 9oxid and 9oxidizer
Which class and division are appropriate for organic peroxides?
5.2
What highly volatile and flammable liquid can be explosive and produces organic hydroperoxides and organic peroxides?
noway
What material classes should use a Flaming O symbol?
organic peroxides
What are organic peroxides?
Organic peroxides are organic compounds (compounds containing carbon and hydrogen bonded together) that contain a peroxide or O-O group, where one oxygen atom is single bonded to another. Each oxygen is bonded to another atom as well, at least one of those is carbon in an organic peroxide.
What has the author Edwin G Hawkins written?
Edwin G. Hawkins has written: 'Organic Peroxides'
The type of hazardous materials that are unstable by nature and are known to spontaneously combust are called?
organic peroxides
What is the main use of nitrogen?
In making fertilizers, explosives and organic compounds
What are some examples of organic rock?
Organic sedimentary rocks include organic debris in them. Coal and limestone are two examples. Calcite is another organic rock.
What peroxides do to bacteria?
Many peroxides, most notably hydrogen peroxide, are powerful oxidizing agents. They act on organic compounds to oxidize them. In the case of a bacterium, the peroxide will simply oxidize anything it contacts, destroying it. The cell is at least partly burned up, if you will, though without heat.
What does the DOT placard for organic peroxide look like?
The DOT hazardous materials placard for organic peroxides may be - an all-yellow diamond shape with "ORGANIC PEROXIDE" and "5.2" lettering, or - the revised DOT placard which is red on top and yellow on the bottom, with a stylized flame in the red area.
What is phloroglucinol?
Phloroglucinol is an organic compound that is used in pharmaceuticals and explosives. Its is a white, slightly sweet, crystalline compound.
