What is poly Aluminium chloride?

Poly aluminium chloride is a yellow to brown powder with a slight chlorine odor. It is corrosive and causes irritation upon contact with skin, eyes, and if inhaled or ingested. Proper precautions and personal protective equipment should be used when handling. 1. Product Identification and Company

How do you protect a person from mutagenic toxicity of poly Aluminium chloride?

PERSONAL PROTECTION Mutagenic Toxicity Poly Aluminium chloride is non-inflammable. On burning will emit fumes. Water spray, foam, carbon dioxide or dry powder may be used. Keep containers cool with copious amounts of water. Eye and skin protection should be used. approx 13 g/kg Protective overall, rubber gloves, hard hat, acid resistant boots. 10.

What are the safety precautions if you burn poly Aluminium chloride?

Mutagenic Toxicity Poly Aluminium chloride is non-inflammable. On burning will emit fumes. Water spray, foam, carbon dioxide or dry powder may be used. Keep containers cool with copious amounts of water. Eye and skin protection should be used. approx 13 g/kg Protective overall, rubber gloves, hard hat, acid resistant boots. 10. HANDLING AND STORAGE

Can PAC be stored at a high temperature?

PAC may become unstable when stored for long time at temper-atures higher than 40°C. PAC tends to hydrolyze to a white turbid solution and loses effectiveness when it is kept long as a diluted solution of less than approximately 3%( as Al2O3). The storage area should have a non-combustible and corrosion resistant floor.

What is the difference between solid PAC and liquid PAC?

Empty containers may contain hazardous residues. Solid PAC is packed in inner plastic bags and furtherly in polypro-pylene woven bags, with each bag containing 25kg. Liquid PAC is packed in PE plastic drum and our company will provides special tanks for transportation and storage for the liquid product to the users.