Di ammonium phosphate (DAP)

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Revision date : 2011-01-06

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EC/CAS

231-987-8/7783-28-0

Name of the chemical

Diammonium-hydrogenorthophosphate

Concentration

85%

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EC/CAS

231-764-5/7722-76-1

Name of the chemical

Ammonium-dihydrogenorthophosphate

Concentration

7%

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General Information

Revision date

2011-01-06

Product name

Di ammonium phosphate (DAP)

Substance name

main ingredient (NH4)2 HPO4

Product Synonyms

Phosphoric Acid Ammonium Salt 1.2; Ammonium Phosphate dibasic

Chemical name

Diammonum hydrogenorthophosphate

CAS No.

7783

REACH No

01-2119490974-22-0016

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Company Information

company name

AGROPOLYCHIM JSCo

e-mail address of the competent person responsible for the Safety Data Sheet

VASILEVA@AGROPOLYCHIM.BG

Section 2

2.1 Classification of the substance or mixture

Not classified as dangerous according to Directive 1999/45/EC

Other physicochemical hazards

Not combustible, does not support combustion, when heated strongly decomposes giving ammonia and phosphorus oxides

Health hazards

DAP is basically a harmless products when handled correctly. However the following points should be noted: Skin contact May cause some irritation on prolonged or repeated contact. Eye contact May cause some irritation on prolonged or repeated contact. Ingestion Small quantities are unlikely to cause toxic effect;.large quantities may give rise to gastro-intestinal disorders. Inhalation High dust concentrations of air-borne material may cause irritation of the nose and upper respiratory tract with symptoms such as sore throat and coughing. Long term effects No known long term effects

Environmental hazards

Possible eutrophication in confined surface waters in case of massive spillage. Other none

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