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Description of key information

OBSH with a purity of more than 90% (91-97%)  was found to be sensitive to shock using a fall weigth of 10 kg and a fall heigth of 40 cm, corresponding to 40 J, and with a fall weigth of 5 kg and fall heigth of 15 cm (25 J). OBSH of a purity of 80-85% was found not to be explosive, due to treatment by shock, friction or ignition.

Key value for chemical safety assessment

Explosiveness:
explosive

Additional information

OBSH of 91 to 97% purity was found to be explosive when shock treated by fall hammer of 5 and 10 kg with fall heigth of 15 and 40 cm. Explosivity was observed more often when OBSH was treated with 10 kg fall weigth compared to 5 kg. Additionally, OBSH of purity lower than 90% was found not to be explosive, when shock treated by fall hammer, friction, or flame source.

Justification for classification or non-classification

The substance does not need to be classified as explosive, because OBSH is classified as a self-reactive substance Type D.