How to use iron free aluminum sulfate safely

Iron free aluminum sulfate, I think everyone has a certain understanding of it. Do you know how to use iron free aluminum sulfate safely? Hurry up and learn with me if you don't know!

Iron free aluminum sulfate is a high molecular weight inorganic compound. Polymer chemicals have certain reaction effects and pose certain hazards to the human body. If not handled properly, major safety accidents may occur because the production volume of high molecular weight chemicals is large. A small amount of product reaction may not cause significant or no harm, but when the quantity reaches a certain level, it undergoes a qualitative change, causing explosions, toxic gas reactions, and other hazards to social property.

When the factory produces or uses iron free aluminum sulfate, whether as water treatment aluminum sulfate or papermaking aluminum sulfate, it must establish certain regulations. This polymer compound is very harmful to the human body, especially to the eyes, causing serious blindness. If ingested by mistake, it will react with the gastrointestinal tract and stimulate the digestive organs of the human body. A small amount of aluminum sulfate is not explosive, but it evaporates when heated, producing toxic sulfide smoke; If burned, it will undergo chemical decomposition to produce organic compounds; If a fire occurs, firefighters must wear full body fire and gas protective clothing and extinguish the fire in the upwind direction. When extinguishing a fire, try to move the container from the fire scene to an open area as much as possible. If leaked aluminum sulfate comes into contact with the human body, contaminated clothing should be immediately removed and rinsed with flowing water; Immediately seek medical attention after rinsing the eyes with flowing water or saline solution; The factory should prepare a cup of dust mask for emergency use in case of an accident. The handling personnel should wear dust masks (full face shields) and gas protective clothing. Collect with a clean shovel in a dry, clean, covered container and transfer to a safe place. It is best to establish a dedicated emergency team to respond to emergencies.