Propylene oxide is a colorless transparent liquid with a strong irritating odor. It is a flammable and explosive material with a low boiling point and high volatility. Therefore, it is necessary to take necessary safety measures when using and storing it.

First of all, propylene oxide is a flammable material. Its flash point is low, and it can be ignited by heat or spark. In the process of use and storage, if it is not handled properly, it may cause fire or explosion accidents. Therefore, the operation and storage must comply with the relevant laws and regulations of flammable and explosive substances.

Secondly, propylene oxide has the property of explosive explosion. When there is sufficient oxygen in the air, propylene oxide will react with oxygen to generate heat and decompose into carbon dioxide and water vapor. At this time, the heat generated by the reaction is too high to be rapidly dissipated, resulting in temperature and pressure increases, which may cause the bottle to explode. Therefore, in the use of propylene oxide, it is necessary to strictly control the temperature and pressure in the process of use to avoid such accidents.

In addition, propylene oxide has certain irritating and toxic properties. It can irritate the skin and mucosa of the respiratory tract, eyes and other organs when contacting human body, causing discomfort and even injury to human body. Therefore, when using propylene oxide, it is necessary to wear protective equipment such as gloves and masks to protect human health.

In general, propylene oxide has some flammable and explosive properties due to its chemical properties. In the process of use and storage, it is necessary to take necessary safety measures to ensure personal safety and property safety. At the same time, if you do not understand its characteristics or use incorrectly, it may cause serious personal injury and property loss. Therefore, it is recommended that you carefully study its characteristics and use it under the premise of ensuring safety.