Corrosive to Metals: Can cause burns on body tissues
Potential for Serious Eye Injury
May Lead to Health Damage
Irritation to Eyes, Skin, or Respiratory Organs
Allergenic Effects Possible
Potential Carcinogenicity
Mutagenic Properties
Toxic to Reproduction and Development
Harmful to Aquatic Life
Toxicity Levels Vary: From Toxic to Highly Toxic
Effects Can Be Acute or Long-Term
Description
From Carl ROTH, 2,5-Dichloropyrimidine, a chemical with ≥95% assay, is used to damage metals and burn body tissues, potentially causing severe eye harm. Safety measures include contact avoidance, use of safety glasses and gloves, and immediate water rinsing upon eye or skin contact.
