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Concentrated Sulphuric Acid First Aid is very corrosive and penetrates into the tissues of skin and eyes extremely quickly. If the first aid response is water this must commence immediately with copious quantities. The standards within EN15154 state 60 litres per minute for 15 minutes. This volume of water will provide mechanical washing and dilution in a bid to remove as much chemical as possible and to dilute the chemical quickly to reduce the penetration. Heat is produced when Sulphuric Acid is mixed with water. Large volumes of water will help to contain the heat evolution. We must however be conscious of the spread of the contamination to unaffected parts of the body, the limited effect surface washing can have on penetrated chemical and the osmotic effect of water assisting chemical penetration.

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This wall mounted kit is suitable to manage splashes to skin and eyes. Each eyewash can decontaminate one eye and each skin spray can manage a splash of 9% total body surface area.

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The use of Diphoterine®, which is an amphoteric chelating agent, as the washing solution provides benefits over the use of water. The Diphoterine® solution still provides a mechanical washing effect with the benefit of a rapid return to a safe physiological pH as the Diphoterine® molecules attracts, binds and renders harmless the corrosive H+ ions. In addition, the hypertonic Diphoterine® solution limits the penetration of the chemical and can draw any penetrated chemical out of the tissue. The resultant run off from decontamination is non-corrosive and the rapid suppression of the aggression of the chemical provides a safer and more comfortable decontamination process

When concentrated Sulphuric Acid comes into contact with the skin or eyes there is immediate pain. Contact will result in coagulation-induced necrosis. With eyes, the cornea will become opaque and the risk of ocular perforation is significant.

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Sulphuric Acid Solution - chemical formula H2SO4 is widely used in industry with over 260 million tonnes being produced each year. Sulphuric is also known as Sulphur Trioxide in its solid form, Oleum in its anhydrous form and colloquially as Oil of Vitriol, Vitriolic Acid and battery acid.

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Sulphuric Acid is used in many manufacturing processes including the production of fertilisers, in the pharmaceutical industry, in paper bleaching processes, in the water treatment industry and for surface engineering. Sulphuric acid is present in your car battery and is often used as a drain cleaner in the home.

Body-worn cameras (BWCs) have been adopted rapidly in the past ten years. There are many reasons why body cameras became popular, including increasing internal accountability, enhancing transparency, facilitating investigations of citizen complaints, and officer safety training. In January 2020, the National Policing Institute (NPI), in partnership with Arnold Ventures, co-sponsored a one-day conference, “Police Body-Worn Cameras: What Have We Learned Over Ten Years of Deployment?” It explored what we have learned about body cameras in the years since their deployment, as well as considerations for future implementation. The conference featured presentations by prominent researchers in the field and discussions with police executives based on their experience with body camera programs in their agencies. Body cameras are potentially transformative, but their use is not without complication and controversy. When departments have body camera recordings of high-profile incidents such as police shootings, members of the public often request release of the recordings to view the incidents themselves and form their own independent conclusions. Release of videos may be interpreted differently by different individuals. Many departments are also finding out that body camera programs incur high costs. The initial small investment in hardware is soon dwarfed by administrative costs and data storage costs. These costs are much of the reason that the rate of body camera adoption by law enforcement agencies has slowed in the last few years. However, public and law enforcement interest in body camera deployment remains high, and these costs have not proven to be an absolute bar to implementation.

One of our range of eye washes. Suitable to decontaminate one eye  following a splash  of Sulphuric Acid  at any concentration - when the Diphoterine® protocol is followed.

National Policing Institute. (2020). Police body cameras: What have we learned over ten years of deployment? https://www.policinginstitute.org/publication/police-body-cameras-what-have-we-learned-over-ten-years-of-deployment/

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Sulphuric Acid is highly corrosive in its concentrated forms. Due to its ability to release two H+ ions successively when in aqueous solution the corrosive potential of a Molar solution is doubled. Sulphuric Acid has four mechanisms of corrosivity: