Urotropine structure Part I: chemical name
Chinese Chemical name: hexamethylene tetramine 4 ring 6 amine amine nitrogen Rokko imitation
Chemicals English name: hexamethylenetetramine
Chinese name 2: methenamine
Urotropine English name 2: Urotropine
Technical Manual Code: 484
CAS No.: 100-97-0
Molecular formula: C6H12N4
MW: 140.18
Urotropine Quality Standard: GB/T9015-1998
Analysis Project
Standard

Purity ≥
99.5%

Moisture ≤
0.14%

Ash ≤
0.018%

Solution appearance
Clarification Qualified

Heavy metal (Pb) ≤
0.001%

Chloride (CL) ≤
0.015%

Sulfate (SO4) ≤
0.02%

Ammonium salt of dollars (in NHd4 dollars) ≤
0.001%

Part II: COMPOSITION / INFORMATION
Hazardous material composition CAS No.
Hexamethylene tetramine 100-97-0
Part III: HAZARDS IDENTIFICATION
Risk categories:
Pathways:
Health hazards: production conditions, the main cause dermatitis and eczema. Mostly pleomorphic rash, itching, since the beginning of limited access to parts, which could later be spread, and even throughout the body.
Environmental hazards:
Blasting risk: This product is flammable, corrosive, can cause the body burns, contact can cause dermatitis and itching.
Part IV: First Aid Measures
Skin contact: Remove contaminated clothing, use soap and water thoroughly washed skin.
Eye contact: Did eyelid, mobile or saline irrigation water. Medical treatment.
Inhalation: rapidly from the scene to fresh air. To maintain airway patency. If breathing difficult, give oxygen. If breathing stops, artificial respiration immediately. Medical treatment.
Fresh into: warm water enough to drink, induce vomiting. Medical treatment.
Part V: FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES
Hazardous characteristics: case of fire caused any fire hazards. Thermal decomposition of nitric oxide release of toxic gas. Can form an explosive mixture with the oxidant mixture. Corrosive.
Hazardous combustion products: carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, nitrogen oxides.
Fire fighting methods: water cooling containers, if possible to move containers from the scene empty Department. Fire-extinguishing agents: foam, carbon dioxide, water spray, sandy soil.
Part VI: Leak Emergency Treatment
Emergency treatment: isolation leakage polluted area, restricting access. Cut off the fire source. Recommended emergency personnel wearing a dust mask (full cover), wearing protective clothing. Do not direct contact with leakage. A small leak: clean shovel collection in a dry, clean, covered containers. Large Leak: plastic sheeting, canvas cover. Use non-sparking tools to collect recycling or shipped to the waste disposal sites.
Part VII: HANDLING AND STORAGE
Operation Note: closed operation, local exhaust. The operator must go through specialized training, strict compliance with operating procedures. Proposed operators wear self-absorption filter dust mask, wearing protective chemical safety glasses, wear protective overalls on infiltration.