Handling: Chlor Alkali Chemicals

Solid Materials
Potassium Hydrogen Carbonate	Potassium hydrogen carbonate, also known as "potassium bicarbonate" is a skin irritating white powder or granulate. Usual rules must be observed when handling this chemical and personal protective clothing must be worn.
Potassium Carbonate	Potassium carbonate (potash) is a white alkaline powder, compactate or granulate that can cause skin irritation. Usual rules (see also the MSDS) must be observed when handling this chemical and personal protective clothing must be worn.

Solutions
Potassium Hydroxides	Potassium hydroxide (caustic potash) solution is a colorless, strongly alkaline liquid that can cause severe burns. Usual rules (see also the MSDS) must be observed when handling this chemical and personal protective clothing must be worn.
Potassium Hydroxides	Potassium carbonate solution (potash lye) is a colorless alkaline liquid that can cause burns. Usual rules must be observed when handling this chemical and personal protective clothing must be worn.

No particular measures are required in regard to fire or explosion protection!