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Quantitative Standards for the Use of Hazardous Chemicals (2013 Edition)

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Annex Quantities of Hazardous Chemicals (2013)

Serial Number

Chemical Name

Alias

Minimum annual design usage (ton/year)

CAS No.

1

Chlorine

Liquid chlorine, chlorine gas

180

7782-50-5

2

Ammonia

Liquid ammonia, ammonia gas

360

7664-41-7

3

Liquefied petroleum gas

 

1800

68476-85-7

4

Hydrogen sulfide

 

180

7783-06-4

5

Methane, natural gas

 

1800

74-82-8 (methane)

6

Crude Oil

 

180000

 

7

Gasoline (including methanol gasoline, ethanol gasoline), naphtha

 

7300

8006-61-9

(Gasoline)

8

Hydrogen

Hydrogen

180

1333-74-0

9

Benzene (including crude benzene)

 

1800

71-43-2

10

phosgene

phosgene

11

75-44-5

11

Sulphur dioxide

 

730

7446-09-5

12

Carbon Monoxide

 

360

630-08-0

13

Methanol

Wood alcohol, wood essence

18000

67-56-1

14

Acrylonitrile

Cyanoethylene, vinyl cyanide

1800

107-13-1

15

Ethylene oxide

Ethylene oxide

360

75-21-8

16

acetylene

calcium carbide gas

40

74-86-2

17

Hydrogen fluoride, hydrofluoric acid

 

40

7664-39-3

18

vinyl chloride

 

1800

75-01-4

19

Toluene

Methyl benzene, phenyl

Methane

18000

108-88-3

20

Hydrogen cyanide, hydrocyanic acid

 

40

74-90-8

21

Ethylene

 

1800

74-85-1

22

phosphorus trichloride

 

7300

7719-12-2

23

Nitrobenzene

 

1800

98-95-3

24

Styrene

 

18000

100-42-5

25

propylene oxide

 

360

75-56-9

26

Methyl chloride

 

1800

74-87-3

27

1,3-BUTADIENE

 

180

106-99-0

28

dimethyl sulfate

 

1800

77-78-1

29

Sodium cyanide

 

1800

143-33-9

30

1-Propylene, Propylene

 

360

115-07-1

31

Aniline

 

1800

62-53-3

32

methyl ether

 

1800

115-10-6

33

Acrolein, 2-Acrolein

 

730

107-02-8

34

chlorobenzene

 

180000

108-90-7

35

vinyl acetate

 

36000

108-05-4

36

Dimethylamine

 

360

124-40-3

37

Phenol

Carbolic acid

2700

108-95-2

38

Titanium tetrachloride

 

2700

7550-45-0

39

Toluene diisocyanate

TDI

3600

584-84-9

40

peracetic acid

Peracetic acid, peracetic acid

360

79-21-0

41

Hexachlorocyclopentadiene

 

1800

77-47-4

42

carbon disulfide

 

1800

75-15-0

43

Ethane

 

360

74-84-0

44

Epichlorohydrin

3-Chloro -1,2-epoxypropane

730

106-89-8

45

acetone cyanohydrin

2-Methyl-2-hydroxypropionitrile

730

75-86-5

46

phosphine

Phosphine

40

7803-51-2

47

chloromethyl methyl ether

 

1800

107-30-2

48

boron trifluoride

 

180

7637-07-2

49

Allylamine

3-Aminopropene

730

107-11-9

50

Methyl isocyanate

methyl isocyanate

30

624-83-9

51

methyl tert-butyl ether

 

36000

1634-04-4

52

Ethyl acetate

 

18000

141-78-6

53

Acrylic

 

180000

79-10-7

54

Ammonium nitrate

 

180

6484-52-2

55

Sulfur trioxide

Sulfuric anhydride

2700

7446-11-9

56

Trichloromethane

Chloroform

1800

67-66-3

57

methyl hydrazine

 

1800

60-34-4

58

monomethylamine

 

180

74-89-5

59

acetaldehyde

 

360

75-07-0

60

Trichloromethyl chloroformate

diphosgene

22

503-38-8

61

bis (trichloromethyl) carbonate

triphosgene

33

32315-10-9

62

2,2 '-Azo-bis-(2,4-dimethylvaleronitrile)

Azobisisoheptanitrile

18000

4419-11-8

63

2,2 '-Azobisisobutyronitrile

 

18000

78-67-1

64

Sodium chlorate

 

3600

7775-9-9

65

potassium chlorate

 

3600

3811-4-9

66

Methyl ethyl ketone peroxide

 

360

1338-23-4

67

benzoyl (II) peroxide

 

1800

94-36-0

68

Nitrocellulose

 

360

9004-70-0

69

guanidine nitrate

 

7200

506-93-4

70

Ammonium perchlorate

ammonium perchlorate

7200

7790-98-9

71

tert-butyl peroxybenzoate

tert-Butyl benzoate peroxide

1800

614-45-9

72

N,N'-Dinitrosopentamethylenetetramine

Foaming agent H

18000

101-25-7

73

nitroguanidine

 

1800

556-88-7

74

nitroglycerin

 

36

55-63-0

75

Ether

diethyl ether

360

60-29-7

Note: 1. The amount of hazardous chemicals that an enterprise needs to obtain a safe use license shall be determined by the larger value of the minimum annual design amount and the actual amount of hazardous chemicals used by the enterprise.


2. "CAS number" means the unique Chemical Abstracts Service registration number for a chemical.


 

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