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Precautionary measures:
Ensure that no leakage occurs during production, storage and use, and personnel wear ordinary protective clothing to carry oxygen concentration alarms. Keep away from heat and ignition sources; Keep away from open flames, Mars and hot surfaces; Do not use or store near heat sources or open flames. Ensure that no leakage occurs during production, storage, and use. Keep the container airtight; Store in a cool place. In case of fire hazard, cut off the air source and spray the cooling container with cold water. Use only in well-ventilated areas to prevent suffocation. Wear appropriate PPE and avoid direct contact.
Incident Response:
In case of leakage, evacuate the danger zone. This product is non-combustible, in case of fire, cut off the air source under the premise of ensuring the safety of personnel, and spray cold water to cool the container. In the unlikely event of an inhalation accident, move the patient to fresh air and keep quiet; Such as inhalation, oxygen or artificial respiration, treated by a doctor.
Safe storage:
Keep the container/package in a well-ventilated place to avoid high temperatures. Handle lightly and lightly to prevent damage to containers and accessories. There should be anti-container dumping measures.
Disposal: A large amount of xenon is returned to the production plant, and a small amount can be discharged into the atmosphere in the early stage of ensuring safety. The container is returned to the factory.
Physical and chemical hazards:
It has strong chemical inertness, does not burn and does not support combustion. Xenon containers are in danger of bursting in case of open flame and high heat source.
Health hazards:
In the environment, the concentration of xenon is too high due to lack of oxygen and can cause asphyxia, and moderate concentrations can cause headaches, lethargy, coma, vomiting, loss of consciousness, and loss of oxygen can lead to death. In addition, xenon is also anesthetic.
Environmental hazards:
not
Precautionary measures:
Ensure that no leakage occurs during production, storage and use, and personnel wear ordinary protective clothing to carry oxygen concentration alarms. Keep away from heat and ignition sources; Keep away from open flames, Mars and hot surfaces; Do not use or store near heat sources or open flames. Ensure that no leakage occurs during production, storage, and use. Keep the container airtight; Store in a cool place. In case of fire hazard, cut off the air source and spray the cooling container with cold water. Use only in well-ventilated areas to prevent suffocation. Wear appropriate PPE and avoid direct contact.
Incident Response:
In case of leakage, evacuate the danger zone. This product is non-combustible, in case of fire, cut off the air source under the premise of ensuring the safety of personnel, and spray cold water to cool the container. In the unlikely event of an inhalation accident, move the patient to fresh air and keep quiet; Such as inhalation, oxygen or artificial respiration, treated by a doctor.
Safe storage:
Keep the container/package in a well-ventilated place to avoid high temperatures. Handle lightly and lightly to prevent damage to containers and accessories. There should be anti-container dumping measures.
Disposal: A large amount of xenon is returned to the production plant, and a small amount can be discharged into the atmosphere in the early stage of ensuring safety. The container is returned to the factory.
Physical and chemical hazards:
It has strong chemical inertness, does not burn and does not support combustion. Xenon containers are in danger of bursting in case of open flame and high heat source.
Health hazards:
In the environment, the concentration of xenon is too high due to lack of oxygen and can cause asphyxia, and moderate concentrations can cause headaches, lethargy, coma, vomiting, loss of consciousness, and loss of oxygen can lead to death. In addition, xenon is also anesthetic.
Environmental hazards:
not
