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Ammonia Safety Stats and Facts – Spanish

Ammonia Safety Stats and Facts – Spanish

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1. Los síntomas de la exposición al amoníaco anhidro son los siguientes
  • irritación de ojos, nariz y garganta
  • dificultad para respirar, sibilancias o dolor en el pecho;
  • quemaduras, ampollas y congelación
  • edema pulmonar, y esputo espumoso de color rosa.
2. El mayor riesgo proviene de la inhalación del gas, que puede ser mortal. El nivel de peligro depende de la concentración de amoníaco y del tiempo que se haya estado expuesto a él.  3. […]

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