China-Is spherical aluminum powder a hazardous chemical? | Q&As

Specifically Q: The "Hazardous Chemicals Classification Information Sheet" indicates that aluminum powder has flammability and the risk of releasing gas upon contact with water. The spherical aluminum powder produced by our company has been assessed by the Chemical Registration Center of the Emergency Management Bureau as not being a flammable solid, nor a substance or mixture that releases gas upon contact with water. Additionally, it has been evaluated by Shenyang Research Institute of chemical industry as not meeting the criteria for hazardous chemicals, and thus is not classified as a hazardous chemical. In summary, can the spherical aluminum powder produced by our company be understood as not falling under the category of "aluminum powder" listed as item 1377 in the "Catalogue of Hazardous Chemicals (2015)," and therefore not a hazardous chemical?

A: According to the "Catalogue of Hazardous Chemicals (2015)," aluminum powder, regardless of particle size, is classified as a hazardous chemical.

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