Overview of the dangers of xenon
Emergency Overview:
Under pressure, gas, heating may present a risk of container cracking or explosion. It is a liquid at a high pressure and is chemically stable. Xenon is non-toxic, but it can cause suffocation due to lack of oxygen, and moderate concentrations can cause headaches, lethargy, coma, vomiting, loss of consciousness, and loss of oxygen can lead to death. Xenon is anesthetic, and in the event of an inhalation accident, it should be quickly removed from the scene to a fresh air. Keep the airway pateuch. If breathing is difficult, give oxygen. If breathing stops, artificial respiration is performed immediately. And contact prompt medical attention.
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 xenon
Emergency Overview:
Under pressure, gas, heating may present a risk of container cracking or explosion. It is a liquid at a high pressure and is chemically stable. Xenon is non-toxic, but it can cause suffocation due to lack of oxygen, and moderate concentrations can cause headaches, lethargy, coma, vomiting, loss of consciousness, and loss of oxygen can lead to death. Xenon is anesthetic, and in the event of an inhalation accident, it should be quickly removed from the scene to a fresh air. Keep the airway pateuch. If breathing is difficult, give oxygen. If breathing stops, artificial respiration is performed immediately. And contact prompt medical attention.
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.
