DINITROSOBENZENE https://midsis.rempec.org/en/find-chemical/dinitrosobenzene https://midsis.rempec.org/@@site-logo/logo_rempec_128x117.png DINITROSOBENZENE UN Number: 406 Information on chemical Information on chemical External resources CAMEO Chemical Database WISER Substance List Description UN number 406 Physical chemical data Physical State (20°C) Solid Density (kg/m3) 1580 [Kg/m³] at a temperature of 20°C Behaviour at sea Additional data Standard behavior classification D, SD, S Transportation data State solid IMO class 1.3 C Reactivity data Water No Acid(s) No Base(s) No Metal(s) and alloys No Oxidizing agents No Reducing agents No Combustibles No Organic substance No GESAMP Hazard profile Human toxicity threshold Ecotoxicity Incident reports Incident reports No incident reports available Emergency Response Guidebook Emergency Response Guidebook No guides available At sea emergency guide At sea emergency guide Emergency schedule: 1-03 PRIMARY HAZARD EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCES AND ARTICLES, WITH SEVERE FIRE HAZARD ASSOCIATED HAZARDS POSSIBLE EVOLUTION OF TOXIC FUMES IN A FIRE HIGH SPEED FRAGMENTS MINOR BLAST Emergency procedures Spillage on deck Of articles Sweep or pick up articles. If the articles remain intact but appear damaged, segregate and seek advice. Of substances or contents of articles Keep wet. Wash spillage overboard with copious quantities of water. Spillage under deck Of articles Sweep or pick up articles. If the articles remain intact but appear damaged, segregate and seek advice. Of substances or contents of articles. Keep wet. Collect spillage where practicable using soft brushes and plastics trays for safe disposal of the spillage and the contaminated equipment overboard. Fire on deck If the packages are not directly involved in the fire, then efforts should be concentrated on preventing the fire reaching the explosives. This is usually done by keeping the packages wet and using water jet from as far away as practicable to drive the fire away. If practicable remove packages that are likely to be involved. If the fire reaches the explosives the crew should withdraw to a safe area and continue to fight the fire from a safe position. Where practicable articles having been exposed to fire should be kept separated from unexposed articles and monitored from a safe distance. Seek advice. Fire under deck Batten down; use ship's fixed fire-fighting installation. If the fire is not extinguished and circumstances permit, open hatches to prevent the building up of pressure. Otherwise adopt action as for "on deck". Special equipment to be carried Protective clothing (gloves, boots, fire-resistant coveralls, headgear with visors). Self-contained breathing apparatus. Non-sparking footwear (footwear which has no exposed iron or steel). Soft brushes and plastics trays. Decision trees Decision trees No decision trees available No additional data
DINITROSOBENZENE https://midsis.rempec.org/en/find-chemical/dinitrosobenzene https://midsis.rempec.org/@@site-logo/logo_rempec_128x117.png DINITROSOBENZENE UN Number: 406 Information on chemical Information on chemical External resources CAMEO Chemical Database WISER Substance List Description UN number 406 Physical chemical data Physical State (20°C) Solid Density (kg/m3) 1580 [Kg/m³] at a temperature of 20°C Behaviour at sea Additional data Standard behavior classification D, SD, S Transportation data State solid IMO class 1.3 C Reactivity data Water No Acid(s) No Base(s) No Metal(s) and alloys No Oxidizing agents No Reducing agents No Combustibles No Organic substance No GESAMP Hazard profile Human toxicity threshold Ecotoxicity Incident reports Incident reports No incident reports available Emergency Response Guidebook Emergency Response Guidebook No guides available At sea emergency guide At sea emergency guide Emergency schedule: 1-03 PRIMARY HAZARD EXPLOSIVE SUBSTANCES AND ARTICLES, WITH SEVERE FIRE HAZARD ASSOCIATED HAZARDS POSSIBLE EVOLUTION OF TOXIC FUMES IN A FIRE HIGH SPEED FRAGMENTS MINOR BLAST Emergency procedures Spillage on deck Of articles Sweep or pick up articles. If the articles remain intact but appear damaged, segregate and seek advice. Of substances or contents of articles Keep wet. Wash spillage overboard with copious quantities of water. Spillage under deck Of articles Sweep or pick up articles. If the articles remain intact but appear damaged, segregate and seek advice. Of substances or contents of articles. Keep wet. Collect spillage where practicable using soft brushes and plastics trays for safe disposal of the spillage and the contaminated equipment overboard. Fire on deck If the packages are not directly involved in the fire, then efforts should be concentrated on preventing the fire reaching the explosives. This is usually done by keeping the packages wet and using water jet from as far away as practicable to drive the fire away. If practicable remove packages that are likely to be involved. If the fire reaches the explosives the crew should withdraw to a safe area and continue to fight the fire from a safe position. Where practicable articles having been exposed to fire should be kept separated from unexposed articles and monitored from a safe distance. Seek advice. Fire under deck Batten down; use ship's fixed fire-fighting installation. If the fire is not extinguished and circumstances permit, open hatches to prevent the building up of pressure. Otherwise adopt action as for "on deck". Special equipment to be carried Protective clothing (gloves, boots, fire-resistant coveralls, headgear with visors). Self-contained breathing apparatus. Non-sparking footwear (footwear which has no exposed iron or steel). Soft brushes and plastics trays. Decision trees Decision trees No decision trees available No additional data
