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[Chemical Knowledge]：Precautions for the use of acetophenone

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Acetophenone, also known as phenyl ethyl ketone, is a colorless liquid, commonly used as a solvent, is also an important raw material for organic synthesis. In industrial production and laboratories, acetophenone is widely used, but some safety knowledge needs to be paid attention to during use. Next, we will introduce the precautions for the use of acetophenone from the aspects of storage, operation and disposal.

In terms of storage, acetophenone should be stored in a cool and ventilated place, away from fire and heat sources. Avoid contact with oxidants and strong acids and alkalis, and avoid contact with flammable materials. Pay attention to moisture during storage to avoid leakage.

in the operation, the use of acetophenone should wear protective glasses, protective gloves and protective masks. Avoid inhaling its vapors and avoid contact with skin and eyes. After the operation, be sure to thoroughly clean the contaminated skin, and timely replacement of contaminated clothes. Avoid acetophenone into the body to avoid poisoning.

In terms of waste, acetophenone waste should be properly disposed of and should not be dumped or discharged into the environment. It should be handled in accordance with relevant laws and regulations to avoid pollution to the environment. In the disposal of waste, should take appropriate protective measures to avoid direct contact. When

use acetophenone, they must strictly abide by the safety operation procedures and take relevant protective measures. Avoid unnecessary accidents and losses. I hope everyone can strengthen safety awareness when using acetophenone to ensure the safety of themselves and others.

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