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Karl Fischer reagents contain iodine, sulfur dioxide, methanol, chloroform, propylene carbonate and various other substances. As outlined |
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The organic solvents used must be handled in accordance with local laws, etc. |
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Work areas should be equipped with localized or general ventilation systems. |
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If necessary, wear a mask and gloves when handling Karl Fischer reagents. Take care to avoid spillage. |
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Avoid inhaling reagents and avoid skin contact. If a reagent comes into contact with your hands, wash the area with soap and rinse with ample water. If you feel unwell after inhaling fumes, rest quietly in a location with clean air. If a reagent splashes into your eyes, wash them with clean water for least 10 minutes and then consult your physician. |
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If work clothes are contaminated, remove the contaminated clothing immediately. |
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If reagents are spilled, dispose of them after spreading sand or a similar material over the affected area. |
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When storing reagents, seal the bottles carefully and select a storage location that is cool and well ventilated. Protect reagents from contamination by water. |
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When disposing of used solutions, be aware of the characteristics of the measurement sample added to the reagent, and use a disposal method that does not result in environmental contamination. |
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