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Zinc metal hazard data

Zinc is commonly available as foil, granules, powder and dust. It is flammable. The dust can ignite spontaneously if damp. Wear eye protection.

Zinc metal powder

Flammable hazard warning

The metal is HIGHLY FLAMMABLE

DANGEROUS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT

Dangerous with: Sulfur, iodine, potassium chlorate(V). Violent or explosive reactions can occur.

Water, alkaline solutions. The dust can ignite spontaneously if damp.

Acids and alkalis. Hydrogen gas is released.

Disposal: The dust is dissolved in dilute acid. The product is diluted with water and can be poured down the drain. Larger particles can be put in the normal refuse.


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