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Alkali
Acids and Alkalis ( IMDG 35-10)
Most viewed topic under segregation on this site is Acids and Alkalis. Most of the Acids and Alkalis fall under Class 8 ; this makes it imperative that we must look in Column 16 of DGL to check the segregation requirements. Acids and Alkalis are not allowed to be packed in the same outer packaging … Continue reading
PIPERIDINE
Piperidine is a colourless liquid with a fish-like odour. Piperidine is used in rubber vulcanization. There are various other uses for this chemical. One infamous use is in production of narcotics due to which Piperidine is listed as a precursor by United Nations Convention Against Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances. Solution or … Continue reading
Segregation Groups
Visit page SEGREGATION GROUPS for dangerous goods listed under each group Dangerous goods having similar chemical properties are grouped together to correctly segregate incompatible materials. There are total 18 groups of Segregation in IMDG Code starting with 1. Acids till 18. Alkalis. If a particular entry in dangerous goods list indicates segregation requirement like to … Continue reading
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