A fully buttoned lab coat must also be worn when handling hazardous chemicals, including phenol. If a splash to the body is likely, a butyl rubber or neoprene apron should be worn over the lab coat. Fume hoods, or other locally exhausted ventilation, must be used whenever handling phenol.
What happens if phenol touches your skin?
Phenol is extremely poisonous and corrosive. It can be absorbed across intact skin. Since phenol has a local anaesthetic effect, it may cause extensive tissue damage before the casualty feels any pain. As such, prompt treatment of individuals exposed to phenol is essential.
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Gneebio, with decades of experience in research, manufacturing, and marketing of organic chemicals, is one of the leading exporters of chemical products in Henan, China. Over the years, we have been committed to the chemical industries of intermediates, plastic additives, water treatment chemicals and fungicides, and daily chemicals.
Advantages
1) Small batch shipment and sub-packaging are available.
2). Provide COA, MSDS, Health Certificate, and Origin Certificate.
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