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Under the function Reports you will find different types of product lists of your inventoried products in iChemistry. The information shown in the reports is primarily data taken directly from the products' safety data sheets.
Fire report
The report serves as a comprehensive compilation of fire hazardous products, encompassing essential details such as product number, name, storage information, flashpoint, physical state, pictograms, classification, hazard statements, precautionary statements, and includes the SDS in a PDF format.
The fire report extracts information primarily from section 9 of the SDS, focusing on details like the flashpoint (°C) and physical state of the products. Additionally, section 2 of the SDS is referenced to gather details on pictograms, classification, hazard statements, and precautionary statements.
The fire list is matched against products that are classified as flammable OR have a flash point up to and including 100°C.
Classification:
'H272', 'H220', 'H221', 'EUH209', 'EUH209A', 'H222', 'H223', 'H224', 'H225', 'H226', 'H228', 'H260', 'H261', 'H241', 'H270', 'H271', 'H203', 'H205'
Handling and storage of flammable substances
All flammable products must be handled and stored in a way that minimizes the risk of fire or explosion.
Both flammable liquids and flammable gases should be stored in areas with adequate ventilation to prevent the formation of a flammable atmosphere.
It is also important to reduce the risk of a fire in the surrounding environment spreading to the containers, and vice versa.
In addition, oxidizing substances may cause or intensify a fire and should therefore be stored separately from flammable products.
When larger volumes of flammable liquids or gases are stored, additional safety measures may be required. Explosive and fire-reactive substances may also be subject to specific handling and storage requirements.
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