Nitroglycerin Storage: Safety Requirements and Hazards
Nitroglycerin is a highly unstable explosive. Never carry or store it in plastic bags, glass, or unapproved containers—these can break, melt, or generate static, causing detonation.
Safe Storage Requirements
- Specifically designed, shock- and heat-resistant containers (metal or ceramic).
- Minimizes explosion risk from impact, temperature changes, or friction.
For Medical Use (e.g., angina)
- Only carry if prescribed by a doctor.
- Follow the prescriber's storage and usage instructions exactly.
- Use original pharmaceutical packaging.
Improper handling can be fatal. Treat with extreme caution.
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