Physical features and properties of acetyl chloride (C2H3ClO), identification CAS number 75-36-5 and EINEICS number 200-865-6 : gas detectors C2H3ClO (acetyl chloride) and respiratory protection equipments acetyl chloride (C2H3ClO), use of a gas mask (half or full pieces) or powered air purifying respirators (PAPR) with gas cartridges and filters B, AX
| Chemical formula | CAS number | Common synonyms |
|---|---|---|
Chemical formula C2H3ClO |
CAS number 75-36-5 |
Common synonyms
Ethanoyl chloride Acyl chloride |
| CE number (EINECS) | Density | Conversion (1 ppm =) |
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CE number (EINECS) 200-468-8 |
Density 2.71 |
Conversion (1 ppm =) 3.21 mg/m3 |
| TWA (8h) | STEL (15 mn.) | LEL | UEL | IP | GHS More | Cartridge More |
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TWA (8h) - |
STEL (15 mn.) - |
LEL 5 % |
UEL 19 % |
IP - |
GHS More 
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