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Copper(II) sulfate hazard data

Former name: Cupric sulfate. It is harmful if swallowed. It can irritate eyes and skin and cause skin sensitization. Wear eye protection. If spilt, wash off skin with plenty of cold water.

A bottle of copper(II) sulphate

Harmful hazard warning

Solutions of concentration 1 M and greater are labelled HARMFUL

Dangerous with: No common problems.

Disposal: Small quantities can be washed down the drain, diluting well with water.


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