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ammonium sulfate

(NH4)2SO4    fw=132.16

Hazards

hazard_statement

exposure_1 (exposure_1.refs)

Emergency Procedures

Wash contact areas well with water.

If ingested induce vomiting and call physician. (22)


Toxicity

Exposure limits, acute, cancer and reproductive effects:
Moderately toxic via oral route. (22)

Contact ()
Inhalation ()
Ingestion LD50(rat) 3000 mg/kg (22)

Flammability and Explosion Hazard

not flammable (4)
()

Flashpoint ()
Autoignition Temperature ()
Upper Explosive Limit (UEL) ()
Lower Explosion Limit (LEL) ()
Vapor Density ()

Decomposition

Oxides of sulfur are formed when heated to decomposition. (22)

Decomposition Temperature: ()
Decomposition Products: sulfur oxides (22)

Chemical Incompatibility

Reacts violently when mixed wiht KNO3, or KClO3, or Na, K+ NH4NO3. (22)

Other Properties

Melting Point 280°C (22)
Boiling Point ()
Solubility in Water 70.6 g/100mL @ 0°C (22)
Density 1.77 g/mL @ 20°C (22)
Other Chemical and Physical Properties: (22)
        White crystalline granules; odorless.

Spill Procedure

Sweep up. Dissolve in water and add soda ash to neutralize solution. Flush to sewer with plenty of water. (22)

Waste Disposal

Dispose with inorganic salts. (4)

Storage

Store in a cool, dry place. (22)


Phoenix College - - Chemical Data Sheet
                                             created on 7/11/2001
updated on 8/2/2001
updated by Heather McLaughlin