'Chlorine cl 2' diaporamas de présentation

Inhalational Poisoning

Inhalational Poisoning. Dr. CC Lau. Classification. Simple asphyxiants Chemical asphyxiants Pulmonary irritants Systemic toxicants. Factors. Concentration Duration of exposure Environment (enclosed space) Vapour density Toxic particle size and solubility Patient factors

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NEXTChem Process Analyzers, Inc.

NEXTChem Process Analyzers, Inc. NEXTChem Process Analyzers, Inc. NEXTChem is located in Chicago, IL U.S.A. Our Mission is to build, support and continuously improve the Best Process Analyzers in the World!. NEXTChem Process Analyzers, Inc. What makes NEXTChem Analyzers different?.

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Discriminating Between Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures Init 9/8/2016 By Daniel R. Barnes

Discriminating Between Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures Init 9/8/2016 By Daniel R. Barnes. Instructor, please have some volunteers read the following out loud to the class: Sodium (Na) is a soft, grey metal that you can cut with a knife.

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Covalent Bonding

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CLASS PRACTICE

CLASS PRACTICE. a. Is chlorine an acidic or an alkaline gas?. 12. acidic. b. What two properties made chlorine a dangerous gas in World War I?. Poisonous. Density (it stayed at ground level rather than rising). CLASS PRACTICE. c. Some chlorine water is left in sunlight for a long time.

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