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Overview of the dangers of neon
Emergency Overview:
Non-toxic, at high concentrations, it can reduce the partial pressure of oxygen in the air and have the risk of suffocation. Manifestations include rapid breathing, inattention, and ataxia; This is followed by tiredness, restlessness, nausea, vomiting, coma, convulsions, and death. No special protection is generally required for production. However, when the concentration of oxygen in the air of the workplace is less than 18%, an air breathing apparatus, an oxygen breathing apparatus or a long-tube mask must be worn.
The liquid neon temperature is extremely low, and it is necessary to strictly prevent frostbite.
GHS Hazard Categories:
Pressurized gases - compressed gases, pressurized gases - liquefied gases
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Warning words:
Warning Gases under pressure, which can explode if heated.
Hazard Information:
Gas under pressure, which can explode if heated.
Overview of the dangers of neon
Emergency Overview:
Non-toxic, at high concentrations, it can reduce the partial pressure of oxygen in the air and have the risk of suffocation. Manifestations include rapid breathing, inattention, and ataxia; This is followed by tiredness, restlessness, nausea, vomiting, coma, convulsions, and death. No special protection is generally required for production. However, when the concentration of oxygen in the air of the workplace is less than 18%, an air breathing apparatus, an oxygen breathing apparatus or a long-tube mask must be worn.
The liquid neon temperature is extremely low, and it is necessary to strictly prevent frostbite.
GHS Hazard Categories:
Pressurized gases - compressed gases, pressurized gases - liquefied gases
Label features:
Pictograms:
Warning words:
Warning Gases under pressure, which can explode if heated.
Hazard Information:
Gas under pressure, which can explode if heated.
