swallowed.respiratory tract irritation. Dichloromethane 84.93 -95.0 39.75 1.33 Skin irritation Caffeine 194.19 235-237 178 1.23 Eye irritation Carcinogenicity May cause eye, skin, and respiratory tract irritation. May cause digestive tract irritation May cause cardiac disturbances. Reagents: MW MP °C BP °C Density MSDS g/mol g/cm³ 825 2850 °C 2.8 eye irritation. skin (decomposes) (decomposes) Calcium carbonate 100.09 Sodium sulfate 142.04 884 1429 2.66 irritation. allergic reaction. gastrointestinal irritation harmful if swallowed. eye irritation. skin irritation. allergic reaction gastrointestinal irritation harmful if

swallowed.respiratory tract irritation. Dichloromethane 84.93 -95.0 39.75 1.33 Skin irritation Caffeine 194.19 235-237 178 1.23 Eye irritation Carcinogenicity May cause eye, skin, and respiratory tract irritation. May cause digestive tract irritation May cause cardiac disturbances. Reagents: MW MP °C BP °C Density MSDS g/mol g/cm³ 825 2850 °C 2.8 eye irritation. skin (decomposes) (decomposes) Calcium carbonate 100.09 Sodium sulfate 142.04 884 1429 2.66 irritation. allergic reaction. gastrointestinal irritation harmful if swallowed. eye irritation. skin irritation. allergic reaction gastrointestinal irritation harmful if

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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