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Bromoalkane compounds |
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Chloroalkane compounds |
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Bromochloro and bromoaromatic compounds |
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Bromocarboxylic acids and acyl bromide compounds |
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What are the hazards of bromine |
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| Bromine is a common chemical substance, so this substance will cause certain harm to people. Let’s take a look below. 1. Invasion method: inhaling, corroding skin v. 2. Health hazards: It has a strong irritating and corrosive effect on the skin and mucous membranes, and is slightly toxic. 3. When you are mildly poisoned, the respiratory tract will become dry and astringent, the chest will become stuffy, gasping for effort, dry cough, nausea or vomiting. Solution: A. Drinking white wine or sucking white wine gas will relieve it immediately; B. Drinking milk will relieve it immediately. 4. When inhaling more, you will feel dizzy, difficulty breathing, severe coughing, constant tears and astringent eyes, eyelid edema and muscle spasms. Severe bronchial asthma, bronchitis or pneumonia. A few people have allergic dermatitis and symptoms such as papules and urticaria. 5. High concentration of bromine can cause skin burns and even ulcers. Solution: After eroding the skin on a large area, rinse it with a lot of clean water for 30 minutes, scrape off the corrosive skin and apply a special ointment provided by the bromine manufacturer. It will recover in about one month, but unlike the original epidermis, it leaves a red burned surface. 6. Long-term inhalation may not only cause symptoms of mucosal irritation, but also cause symptoms of neurasthenia. If it takes too long, it may be harmful to the human reproductive system. Preventive measures: Wear protective equipment, masks, leather jackets, leather boots and other protective equipment to prevent long-term contact.
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