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Physical & Chemical properties

Stability: thermal, sunlight, metals

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Description of key information

not thermally stable

Additional information

Justification for classification or non-classification

The decomposition of the substance starts below 150°C.

Calculations indicate that in the temperature range 20 -30°C (ambient temperature) and in the absence of cooling, it is borderline whether 25 tons of the test substance would self-heat or not. In any case plenty of time should be available to lower the mass temperature back to 0°C, by manual addition of ice.

The substance shows good thermal stability at ambient temperature, the worst case runaway time is calculated to be 15 days at 30°C. However, on loss of active cooling it is recommended that the test substance should be maintained at 0°C by ice addition, to prevent any possibility of foam-over due to decomposition which may occur if it was left at ambient temperature for extended periods.

Dried diazotised amines are known to be both shock and thermally sensitive, and pose a serious thermal hazard. The diazotised amine should not be allowed to dry out.