Centro de Documentación de Fundación MAPFRE - The Thermal decomposition of hydrated calcium hypochlorite (UN 2880)

Notas: Although hydrated calcium hypoclorite has been regarde as prone to exothermic self-decomposition with very rapid release of heat, oxygen and gaseous chlorine derivates it has not been the subject of an ortodox thermal ignition study such as that performed on anhydridous calcium hypochlorite (UN 1748), studied in the standard maner in 1978. It describes the test on samples varying in mass from 5 g up to 200 kgRegistros relacionados: En: Fire Safety Journal : the official journal of the International Association for Fire Safety Science. - Oxford : Elsevier Science. - Vol. 35 nº 3, October 2000 ; p. 223-239Materia / lugar / evento: Hipoclorito hidratado de calcio Ignición Comportamiento de los materiales frente al fuego Sustancias químicas Otros autores: Halliburton, Brendan
International Association for Fire Safety Science
Otras clasificaciones: 812.2