Pyrophoric materials are substances that ignite instantly upon exposure to oxygen. They can also be water-reactive, where heat and hydrogen (a flammable gas) are produced. Other common hazards include ...

Do not use a carbon dioxide extinguisher or water to extinguish a fire involving pyrophoric materials since they can enhance the combustion of some pyrophoric materials. If you are expected to use a ...

In addition, lab members must understand their role in fire prevention and following procedures related to fire safety when using pyrophoric chemicals, flammable gases and working within laboratory ...

Pyrophoric liquids, solids and gasses are materials that may ignite or react violently when exposed to air. Many pyrophoric chemicals are also water reactive. Safety glasses that meet the ANSI Z.87.1 ...

A hazard could lead to the following consequences: External fire. May be prompted by flammable gas or vapor; liquid, solid, metal, wood, or waste material; pyrophoric material and presence of ignition ...