Corrosive. Severe eye, skin, respiratory irritant. Breathing vapors can make lungs ache. Used in some bathroom cleaning products, especially those that remove lime and mildew, metal polishes
An antioxidant used to decrease oxidative rancidity of fat or oil. Inhibits metal-catalyzed oxidation and production of dark colors; metal chelating agent
A toxic, corrosive, acid, and colorless liquid with no odor. It is used as feedstock for fertilizer production. Other uses include rust proofing of metals and in the production of soft drinks, animal feed, and pharmaceuticals.
The most common acid based on phosphorus sometimes called orthophosphoric acid. Used as a mild bowl acid and in formulations of light-duty detergents.
Colorless, odorless liquid.Corrosive to ferrous metals and alloys. Should not be mixed with bleach or ammonia. An irritant to the eyes, upper respiratory tract, and skin. Phosphorus-containing compounds increase biological oxygen demand in surface water. When used as an agent for metal cleaning, phosphoric acid may react with impurities in the metal and release phosphine gas. Uses: Metal brighteners, cleaners, detergents, sanitizers. Pine oil - Flammable liquid. An irritant to the eyes, upper respiratory tract, and skin. May cause mild respiratory and central nervous system depression, and kidney toxicity.
an acid used in fertilizers and soaps: H3PO4
An acid commonly used as a catalyst to speed up the cure of some baking finishes, usually alkyd/nitrogen resin combinations. Also a cleaner for ferrous metals.
Phosphoric Acid pretreatment serves several purposes: - help precipitate phosphatidic materials. - precipitate natural calcium and magnesium as insoluble phosphate salts. - inactivate trace metals such as iron and copper that may be present in the oil. - reduce the neutral oil losses. - destabilise and improve the removal of chlorophyll in bleaching. - improve the color and flavor stability of the finished deodorized oil.
chemical formula H3PO4, phosphoric acid a relatively strong acid primarily used as part of aluminum etches and to remove silicon nitride. Phosphoric acid is commonly sold as a 85% solution and has a density of 1.70Kg/L. Phosphoric acid burns on contact with skin or eyes and the vapors will irritate or burn eyes or lungs.
An acid that is manufactured from phosphate concentrate using sulphuric acid and is used as a raw material in products such as compound fertilizers, feed phosphates, detergents and processed foods.
The most common of the acids based on phosphorus; also called orthophosphoric acid.
An inorganic acid; a pH adjuster.
(also mataphosphoric acid, orthophosphoric acid) Phosphoric acid is included as a toxic chemical on the EPA's Community Right-to-Know list. It is also controlled under the Clean Air Act as an air pollutant. OSHA regulates the maximum allowable levels in the workplace to protect workers. Found in: Conventional bathroom cleaners.
An inorganic acid having the formula (H3PO4).
