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Physical & Chemical properties

Flammability

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Description of key information

The decomposition of the substance under heating (to zirconium dioxide) makes the substance not liable to burning. Furthermore, zirconium is in its highest possible oxidation state and thus incapable of further reaction with oxygen. Day-to-day handling of the substance shows that the substance is not flammable in contact with water or with air.

Key value for chemical safety assessment

Flammability:
non flammable

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Justification for classification or non-classification

Pyrophoricity.

In the daily use and handling of zirconium acetate during which continuous exposure to air can occur, no spontaneous ignition is observed. The absence of structural alerts furthermore confirms that it is highly unlikely that zirconium acetate has pyrophoric properties.

Flammability in contact with water.

Under conditions where zirconium acetate is in contact with water no ignition and/or liberation of flammable gases is observed. The absence of structural alerts furthermore confirms that it is highly unlikely that zirconium acetate is flammable in contact with water.

Flammability.

The decomposition of the substance under heating (to zirconium dioxide) makes the substance not liable to burning. Furthermore, zirconium is in its highest possible oxidation state and thus incapable of further reaction with oxygen. Zirconium acetate is concluded to be a non-flammable substance. This results in an absence of classification both under DSD and CLP systems.