What are Class 8 dangerous goods:

       Refers to solids or liquids that can burn human tissue and cause damage to metal and other items. Solids or liquids that show visible necrosis within 4 hours of contact with skin, or have an average annual corrosion rate of 20-gauge steel exceeding 6.25mm/a when the temperature is 55°C.

       Class 8 Dangerous goods are divided into three categories according to their chemical properties:

       1. Acid corrosive products

       2. Alkaline corrosives

       3. Other corrosive products

       Precautions during the transportation of Class 8 chemical dangerous goods:

       1. The danger is corrosive. We all know that corrosivity is divided into acids and bases. Acid and alkali will cause a neutralization reaction when put together, so they cannot be installed in a cabinet and need to be separated.

  

       3. Lead-acid batteries belong to Category 8 dangerous goods because the electrolyte contained in them is corrosive.

       4. This category of goods refers to solids or liquids that can burn human tissue and cause damage to metals and other items. Visible necrosis will occur within 4 hours after contact with skin, or solids or liquids with an average annual corrosion rate of 20-gauge steel exceeding 6.25MM/A when the temperature is 55 degrees.