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Ahat [919]
2 years ago
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question 11 use the internet to look up the sds for 2.0 m sodium hydroxide, naoh, to answer the following questions: a) list the

potential acute and chronic health effects. b) identify the first aid measures for ingestion. c) identify whether or not it is flammable d) identify the chemicals that potentially produce a dangerous reaction with naoh. e) describe how to handle small spills and the personal protective required to work with naoh.
Chemistry
1 answer:
frozen [14]2 years ago
5 0

The compound is basic in nature but the concentration substance is corrosive.

<h3>What is NaOH?</h3>

Sodium hydroxide is a compound that is formed from sodium and hydrogen as well as oxygen The compound is basic in nature but the concentration substance is corrosive.

a) The acute health effect of exposure to NaOH is skin burn while the chronic effect of exposure is damage to the lungs.

b) The first aid for the ingestion of NaOH is to take in plenty of water.

c) The compound is not flammable

d) The chemicals that could produce a dangerous reaction with NaOH are acids

e) To handle small spills, irrigate the affected area with plenty water and use lab coats, gloves and eye wear when working with the solution.

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