Sulfuric Acid - Colorless Viscous Liquid Highly Corrosive With Severe Burn Risk

Sulfuric AcidSulfuric acid (H2SO4) is a clear colorless odorless viscous liquid that is very corrosive. As the largest-volume industrial chemical produced in the world consumption of sulfuric acid is often used to monitor a country's degree of industrialization. Agricultural fertilizers represent the largest single application for sulfuric acid (65%).  Other uses include production of dyes alcohols plastics rubber ether glue film drugs paints food containers wood preservatives soaps and detergents pharmaceutical products petroleum products pulp and paper. The common lead-acid storage battery is one of the few consumer products that actually contains sulfuric acid is the common lead-acid storage battery. PropertiesAppearance: colorless viscous liquidMelting point: 2 CBoiling point: 327CDensity: 1.84g/mLReacts violently with waterWater soluble in all proportionsExtremely corrosive and causes severe burnsHarmful if inhaled ingested or skin contact