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Refrigerated storage, chemical

Consider refrigerated. storage at atmospheric pressure. A BLEXT] cannot occur with the liquid at its atmospheric boiling point (no superheat), although a fire hazard may still exist. The Dow Chemical Company in Texas stores chlorine as a liquid at atmospheric pressure at about —34°C (Englund, ibid. 1991). [Pg.2322]

MarshaU, J., A. Mundt, M. Hult, T. C. McKealvy, P. Myers, and J. Sawyer (1995). The Relative Risk of Pressurized and Refrigerated Storage for Six Chemicals." Process Safety Progress 14, 3 (July), 200-211. [Pg.142]

Some chemicals may need refrigerated storage because of high vapor pressure. If the vapors are flammable, an explosion-proof refrigerator is mandatory, despite its high cost. [Pg.46]

Only use an explosion-proof refrigerator for chemical storage. [Pg.47]

Dipping of fresh salmon slices in aqueous solutions of the sodium salts of organic acids (approximately 2.5%) have been shown to maintain chemical quality, and also extend the shelf life of the product with only minor sensory changes during refrigerated storage (Sallam, 2007b). [Pg.70]

Approximately 3 g of benzoyl peroxide are added to 20 kg of wheat flour. This is then easily decomposed to benzoic acid and other substances such as biphenyl and phenylbenzoate (Be-Onishi et al., 2004). Aqueous solutions of 2.5% of the sodium salts of organic acids are adequate to maintain the chemical quality and extend the shelf life of fresh salmon with only minor sensory changes during refrigerated storage (Sallam, 2007b). In carcass surface applications 2% lactic, 1.5% acetic plus 1.5% propionic acids are usually applied (Dubai et al., 2004). [Pg.79]

Storage Moisture-sensitive refrigerate Uses Chemical synthesis mfg. of s-triazine herbicides, rubber chemicals, pharmaceuticals, dyestuffs, explosives, optical brighteners, and surfactants starch crosslinking agent... [Pg.1111]

Overall crop protection is more of a worry to the farmer and distributor, than it is to the scientist. The former may have to consider fences, ditches, traps, drainage, weeding (rather than application of chemicals), anti-theft measures, unforseen delays and so on. Food manufacturers and distributors may have to consider refrigeration, storage, and appropriate speed of distribution. There are many links in the chain of responsibility between the agrochemical manufacturers, and the ultimate food consumers ... [Pg.1114]

Although l(Mig-term stability (from a few weeks to a few months) has been reported [112], the most frequent drawback of monolayers lies in the poor chemical and thermal stability, leading to sensing elements with a limited shelf-fife and lifetime. Special precautions, such as refrigerated storage, are often required in order to extend the shelf-fife. [Pg.127]

Gai et al. (2014) evaluated the effects of the addition of ethanol red grape pomace extracts on the shelf life of minced rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss) muscles. Extracts were added to trout patties to give a final concentration of 0%, 1%, and 3% and after 1 and 6 days of refrigerated storage, the treated muscle samples were analyzed for their physical (pH, color) and chemical (TEARS, fatty acid and biogenic amine content) properties. Red grape pomace extracts were effective in delaying lipid oxidation and cadaverine formation in... [Pg.57]

There is better retention of cellular constituents like su is, oi nic acids, cellular proteins and flavor compounds. The desirable effect of MA on plant tissues has also been attributed to lower pH, due to dissolution of CO in tissues. MA can use comparatively higher temperatures than refrigerated storage, and hence reduces physiological disorders like chilling injury. MAP reduces moisture loss from the cormnodity and keeps it fresh like for longer period. Usually the need for adding chemical preservatives is also reduced. [Pg.342]

Remove all electrical connections from the interior of refrigerators used to store chemicals, or do not use these refrigerators for chemical storage purposes. [Pg.320]

The spontaneous chemical elimination makes these agents a better option for patients with renal or hepatic diseases and allows less patient-to-patient variability. The Hofmann elimination does not occur in acidic pH, and these drugs are stable when stored at a pH = 3-4. This pH level is achieved by the addition of benzenesulphonic acid which provides some buffering capacity compared to, say, hydrochloric add. However, even at this pH, an observed loss of potency by a rate of 6% per annum has been reported to both agents at 4°C. This rate increases to 5% per month at 25° C and thus refrigerator storage is necessary for these agents. [Pg.330]


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