Is dilute sulfuric acid considered a hazardous chemical?

Date：Dec 23, 2024

Specific Q: Sulfuric acid is listed in the Catalogue of Hazardous Chemicals. After dilution with water to prepare a 0.025M dilute sulfuric acid, does it still qualify as a hazardous chemical? In the laboratory, should it be managed as a general chemical or still be managed as a hazardous chemical?

A: As long as it meets the criteria for determining hazardous chemicals, enterprises should manage it as a hazardous chemical in their daily operations.

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