Nitric acid 100 ml 56%.

Nitric acid. 56%. 100 ml.

It is used in everyday life less often than other acids, primarily for cleaning jewelry and silverware. It is also sometimes used for engraving and chrome plating of metal products, to highlight precious metals. metals and so on.

Concentrated nitric acid causes severe skin burns. Those who have worked with it know that when this acid gets on the skin it leaves bright yellow spots on it.

In case of contact with the body or clothing, rinse immediately with running water along with baking soda, laundry soap, soap and other household alkali (washing powders).

Regular baking soda powder is best.

To prevent burns, you should wear rubber gloves when handling nitric acid.

Nitric acid partially decomposes when stored under the influence of heat and light.