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Sichere Handhabung der Aktivkohle

Sichere Handhabung im Umgang mit Aktivkohle



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Produkt Bezeichnung

Chemische Bezeichnung Aktivkohle (nicht impregniert)
Chemische Produktgruppe Kohlenstoff
Chemische Formel C (± 90%, ± 10% inerte mineralische Oxide)
Anwendungsgebiete Reinigung von Flüssigkeiten und Gasen
CAS Nummer 7440-44-0
Klassifizierung ungefährlich, nicht-cancerogen


Identification of the hazards

Non-hazardous  
OSHA/PEL (powder) 5 mg/m³
ACGIH TLV (powder) 10 mg/m³


Physical and chemical properties

Aussehen schwarz ; fest; Pellet, Granulat oder Pulver
Geruch geruchlos
Löslichkeit unlöslich in Wasser
Dichte 0.2 to 0.75
Siedepunkt ± 4827°C
Schmelzpunkt ± 3550°C


Fire and explosion hazards

Flash point Non-flammable
Ignition point Min. 330°C
Extinguishing media Dry chemical; water spray or foam
Unsuitable extinguishing media None known
Fire regulations In case of fire in an enclosed area wear an independent pressurised respirator. In case of lack of oxygen activated carbon may release carbon monoxide in the event of a fire.
Unusual fire and explosion hazards Avoid stationary dust and contact with ignition sources during handling. Moving dust particles bring about a low explosion risk. Contact with strongly oxidising substances such as ozone, liquid oxygen and chlorine may cause fire.


Erste Hilfe Maßnahmen

Augen Activated carbon in the eyes may cause irritation and reddening. Rinse immediately with plenty of water for several minutes. Repeat if necessary to remove the particle from the eye. If the irritation continues, consult a doctor.
Haut No adsorption through the skin. Prolonged exposure may cause dry or cracked skin. Wash with water and soap.
Inhalation No toxic effect. Like with other substances, excessive exposure is to be avoided. Provide ventilation or move to fresh air.
Ingestion No negative effects unless the ingested quantity causes physical discomfort.


Reactivity
Stable under normal temperature and pressure. No hazardous polymerisation. Avoid contact with strongly oxidising substances such as ozone, liquid oxygen, perchloric acid, permanganate and table salt.

Lagerung, treatment, use and removal

Manipulation Keep dry. Avoid dust.
Take care: wet activated carbon takes oxygen from the air. This may cause hazards for workers in containers or enclosed areas. Before entering such areas: take samples and define procedures for working in environments with low oxygen concentrations in accordance with local regulations.
Storage Store indoors in a cool, dry, ventilated area. No smoking. Protect against physical damage. Keep away from ignition sources, strongly oxidising substances, frost and solvent vapours.
Spillage Vacuum and/or wet clean (water and detergent). Limit dust. Remove in suitable containers.
Removal Reactivation, incineration or dumping pursuant to the local regulations.


Personal protection

Respiratory equipment Approved dust masks are recommended. Provide exhaust to reduce dust.
Protective clothes Wear protective gloves and body-covering clothes to avoid skin contact.
Eye protection Wear safety goggles with side shields. Provide possibility to rinse eyes.


Transport
Activated carbon is tested according to the UN protocol on the Transport of Hazardous Goods for spontaneously flammable materials. The product does not formally meet the definition of self-heating material or of other hazards. Activated carbon is not one of the hazardous goods and is not regulated.

Additional information

Toxicological information No toxicological data available. Classified as non-hazardous.
Ecological information No data available. Not harmful to the environment.
Regulatory information Classification: Non-hazardous
HMIS ratings Health: 0 - Inflammability 0 – Reactivity: 0