On the safety of ethyl acetate
Ethyl acetate, among various chemicals, its safety has attracted much attention.

Looking at its physical properties, ethyl acetate is volatile and has a fragrant smell. Ordinary people smell it, or feel the smell is OK, but in places where the air is not circulated, its volatile gas accumulates, which can cause sensory discomfort. And it is flammable, burning in case of open flames and hot topics, and the fire spreads rapidly. In places where storage and use are not well protected, it is prone to fire risk.

On the impact on the human body, short touch may be irritating to the skin, redness in light cases, itching and burning in severe cases. If it enters the eye, it stings, tears, and even damages vision. Inhalation through the respiratory tract can cause throat discomfort, cough, excessive inhalation, or dizziness, nausea, and vomiting, affecting the nervous system, making people listless and in a trance. Long-term or frequent contact may damage the function of organs such as the liver and kidneys, and affect the body's metabolism and detoxification.

However, ethyl acetate is widely used in many fields such as industry, chemical industry, and pharmaceuticals. In order to avoid its harm, users should strictly abide by safety procedures. The workplace must be well ventilated to reduce its concentration in the air; operators should wear protective clothing, protective gloves, and goggles to prevent it from contacting the skin and eyes; when operating, keep away from fire and heat sources, and use and store according to regulations.

In summary, the safety of ethyl acetate is not absolute, and it is reasonable to use it. Strict protection can reduce its harm and make the best use of it.