1310-73-2: Natriumhydroxid - Substance information from Segregation Check

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Natriumhydroxid

Natriumhydroxid (auch Ätznatron, kaustische(s) Soda), chemische Formel NaOH, ist ein weißer hygroskopischer Feststoff. Mit einer Weltproduktion von 60 Millionen Tonnen im Jahr 2010 gehört die Verbindung zu den bedeutendsten chemischen Grundstoffen und wird überwiegend in Form von Natronlauge gehandelt. Wikipedia

Substance data

CAS-Number :

1310-73-2

UN/NA/DOT/IMO-Number:

n/a

Flash Point:

n/a

Boiling Point:

n/a

Storage Class:

Sources:

GESTIS-Substance database: storage class, aggregate state, combustibility (26.03.2017)
TOXNET (HSDB): UN/NA/DOT/IMO-number, flash point, boiling point

Segregation Chart

In this table the storage class 8B is highlighted. The table constists a statement is definied for each storage class whether the storage with other hazard classes is allowed, is not permitted or is restricted. The table is based on TRGS 510: 7.2.

Hazard Class	13	12	11	10	8B	8A	7	6.2	6.1D	6.1C	6.1B	6.1A	5.2	5.1C	5.1B	5.1A	4.3	4.2	4.1B	4.1A	3	2B	2A	1
1
2A
2B
3
4.1A
4.1B
4.2
4.3
5.1A
5.1B
5.1C
5.2
6.1A
6.1B
6.1C
6.1D
6.2
7
8A
8B
10
11
12
13

	Segregation is needed.
	No segregation is needed.
	Segregation may be needed.

Storage of hazardous materials regarding TRGS 510