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Catalogue of China Dangerous Chemical, Ver. 2002 Catalogue of China Dangerous Chemical, Ver. 2002 China DG No. Category Sub-Category Chinese Name Chinese Alias English Name English Alias CAS No. UN No. No Barium azide,dry or 迭氮(化)钡［干的或含水 1 Explosive 1.1 11018 wetted with less than 18810-58-7 224 <50%］ 50％ water,by mass Lead azide, wetted with not less than 20％ 迭氮(化)铅［含水或水加 2 Explosive 1.1 11019 water, or mixture of 13424-46-9 129 乙醇≥20%］ alcohol andwater,by mass 3 Explosive 1.1 11020 重氮甲烷 Diazomethane 334-88-3 Diazodinitrophenol,wette d with not less than 40％ 二硝基重氮酚［含水或水 4 Explosive 1.1 11021 重氮二硝基苯酚 water,or mixture of Dinitrodiazophenol 87-31-0 74 加乙醇≥40%］ alcohol and water,by mass Lead trinitroresorcinate,wetted 三硝基间苯二酚铅［含水 with not less than 20％ 5 Explosive 1.1 11022 收敛酸铅 Lead styphnate 63918-97-8 130 或水加乙醇≥20%］ water,or mixture of alcohol and water,by mass Guanyl nitrosaminoguanylidene 脒基亚硝氨基脒基叉肼 6 Explosive 1.1 11023 hydrazine, wetted with 113 ［含水≥30%］ not less than30％ water,by mass Guanyl nitrosaminoguanyltetraz 脒基亚硝氨基脒基四氮烯 ene, wetted with not less 7 Explosive 1.1 11024 ［含水或水加乙醇≥ 四氮烯; 特屈拉辛 Tetrazene 109-27-3 114 than 30％ water,or 30%］ mixture of alcohol and water,by mass www.randis.cn 1/215 Catalogue of China Dangerous Chemical, Ver. 2002 China DG No. Category Sub-Category Chinese Name Chinese Alias English Name English Alias CAS No. UN No. No Mercury fulminate,wetted with not less than 20％ 雷(酸)汞［含水或水加乙 8 Explosive 1.1 11025 water,or mixture of 628-86-4 135 醇≥20%］ alcohol and water,by mass Perchloric 9 Explosive 1.1 11026 高氯酸［浓度＞72%］ 7601-90-3 acid(containing＞72%) Nitroguanidine,dry or 硝基胍［干的或含水＜ 10 Explosive 1.1 11027 橄苦岩 wetted with less than Picrite 556-88-7 282 20%］ 20％ water,by mass 11 Explosive 1.1 11028 硝基脲 Nitro urea 556-89-8 147 Urea nitrate,dry or 硝酸脲［干的或含水＜ 12 Explosive 1.1 11029 wetted with less than 124-47-0 220 20%］ 20％ water,by mass 13 Explosive 1.1 11030 硝酸重氮苯 Diazobenzene nitrate Nitrostarch,dry or wetted 硝化淀粉［干的或含水＜ 14 Explosive 1.1 11031 with less than 20％ 9056-38-6 146 20%］ water, by mass Nitrocellulose,dry or 硝化纤维素［干的或含水 wetted with less than 15 Explosive 1.1 11032 硝化棉 Nitrocotton 9004-70-0 340 (或乙醇)＜25%］ 25％ water(or alcohol),by mass Nitrocellulose,plasticized 硝化纤维素［含增塑剂＜ with less than 18％ 16 Explosive 1.1 11032 9004-70-0 341 18%］ plasticizing substance ,by mass Nitroglycerin,desensitize 硝化丙三醇［含不挥发、 d with not less than 40％ 甘油三硝酸酯; 硝化 Nitroglycerine; 17 Explosive 1.1 11033 不溶于水的钝感剂≥ non-volatile water- 55-63-0 143 甘油 Glycerin trinitrate 40%］ insoluble phlegmatizer,by mass www.randis.cn 2/215 Catalogue of China Dangerous Chemical, Ver. 2002 China DG No. Category Sub-Category Chinese Name Chinese Alias English Name English Alias CAS No. UN No. No Nitroglycerin solution in 硝化丙三醇乙醇溶液［含 alcoiol with more than Glycerin trinilrate 18 Explosive 1.1 11034 硝化甘油乙醇溶液 144 硝化甘油1%～10%］ 1％ but not more than solution in alcohol 10％ nitroglycerin Trinitrotoluene,dry or 2,4,6-三硝基甲苯［干的 19 Explosive 1.1 11035 梯恩梯(TNT) wetted with less than T.N.T 118-96-7 209 或含水＜30%］ 30％ water,by mass 2,4,6-三硝基甲苯与铝混 Trinitrotoluene mixed 20 Explosive 1.1 11036 特里托纳尔 Tritonal 390 合物 with aluminium 三硝基甲苯与三硝基苯混 Trinitrotoluene and 21 Explosive 1.1 11037 388 合物 trinitrobenzene mixtures Trinitrotoluene and Trinitrotoluene and 三硝基甲苯与六硝基-1,2- 三硝基甲苯与六硝基 22 Explosive 1.1 11037 hexanitro-1,2- hexanitrostilbene 388 二苯乙烯混合物 芪混合物 diphenylethene mixtures mixtures Trinitrotoluene and Trinitrotoluene 三硝基甲苯与三硝基苯和 trinitrobenzene and 三硝基甲苯与三硝基 mixtures containing 23 Explosive 1.1 11038 六硝基-1,2-二苯乙烯混合 hexanitro -1,2- 389 苯和六硝基芪混合物 trinitrobenzene and 物 diphenylethene hexanitrostilbene mixtures Trinitrotoluene and Trinitrotoluene 三硝基甲苯与硝基萘混合 24 Explosive 1.1 11039 梯萘炸药 nitronaphthalene nitronaphthalene 物 mixtures explsives 2,4,6- 25 Explosive 1.1 11040 2,4,6-三硝基苯甲硝胺 特屈儿 Trinitrophenylmethylnitra Tetryl 479-45-8 208 mine Cyclotrimethylenetrinitra 环三次甲基三硝胺［含水 mine,wetted with not 26 Explosive 1.1 11041 黑索金; 旋风炸药 Hexogen; Cyclonite 121-82-4 72 ≥15%］ less than 15％ water,by mass 环三次甲基三硝胺［钝感 Cyclotrimethylenetrinitra 27 Explosive 1.1 11041 Hexogen; Cyclonite 121-82-4 483 的］ mine,desensitized www.randis.cn 3/215 Catalogue of China Dangerous Chemical, Ver. 2002 China DG No. Category Sub-Category Chinese Name Chinese Alias English Name English Alias CAS No. UN No. No Cyclotrimethylenetrinitra 环三次甲基三硝胺与三硝 mine and trinitrotoluene Hexogen and TNT 28 Explosive 1.1 11042 基甲苯混合物［干的或含 黑索雷特 mixtures,(dry or wetted mixed 118 水＜15%］ with less than 15％ explosives;Hexolite water,by mass) Cyclotrimethylenetrinitra Hexogen and TNT, 黑索金与梯恩梯和铝 mine and 环三次甲基三硝胺与三硝 Aluminium powder 29 Explosive 1.1 11043 粉混合炸药; 黑索托 trinitrotoluene, 393 基甲苯和铝粉混合物 mixed explosives; 纳尔 aluminium powder Hexatonal,cast mixtures Cyclotrimethylenetrinitra mine and 环三次甲基三硝胺与环四 cyclotetramethylenetetra 次甲基四硝胺混合物［含 黑索金与奥克托金混 nitramine Hexogen and 30 Explosive 1.1 11044 391 水≥15%或含钝感剂≥ 合物 mixtures,wetted with not octogen mixtures 10%］ less than 15％ water,by mass or desensitized with not Cyclotetramethylenetetra 环四次甲基四硝胺［含水 nitramine,wetted with not 31 Explosive 1.1 11046 奥克托金(HMX) Octogen 2691-41-0 226 ≥15%］ less than 15％ water,by mass 环四次甲基四硝胺［钝感 Cyclotetramethylenetetra 32 Explosive 1.1 11046 2691-41-0 484 的］ nitramine, Desensitized Cyclotetramethylenetetra nitramine and 环四次甲基四硝胺与三硝 Mixed powder of 奥克托金与梯恩梯混 trinitrotoluene 33 Explosive 1.1 11047 基甲苯混合物［干的或含 octogen and 266 合炸药; 奥克雷特 mixtures,dry or wetted 水＜15%］ TNT; Octolite with less than 15％ water,by mass www.randis.cn 4/215 Catalogue of China Dangerous Chemical, Ver. 2002 China DG No. Category Sub-Category Chinese Name Chinese Alias English Name English Alias CAS No. UN No. No Pentaerythrite tetranitrate,wetted with not less than 25％ 季戊四醇四硝酸酯［含水 water,by mass or 34 Explosive 1.1 11049 泰安; 喷梯尔 PETN 1978/11/5 150 ≥25%或含钝感剂≥15%］ pentaerythrite tetranitrate, desensitized with not less than 15％phleg Pentaerythrite 季戊四醇四硝酸酯［含蜡 35 Explosive 1.1 11049 tetranitrate with not less 1978/11/5 411 ≥7%］ than 7％ wax,by mass Pentaerythrite tetranitrate and Mixed powder of 季戊四醇四硝酸酯与三硝 泰安与梯恩梯混合炸 trinitrotoluene pentaerythrite 36 Explosive 1.1 11050 基甲苯混合物［干的或含 151 药; 彭托雷特 mixtures,dry or wetted tetranitrate and TNT; 水＜15%］ with less than 15％ Pentolite water,by mass Dinitrophenol, dry or 二硝基(苯)酚［干的或含 37 Explosive 1.1 11052 wetted with less than 25550-58-7 76 水＜15%］ 15％ water,by mass Dinitroresorcinol,dry or 二硝基间苯二酚［干的或 38 Explosive 1.1 11053 wettedwith less than 519-44-8 78 含水＜15%］ 15％ water,by mass 1,3,5-Trinitrobenzene,dry 1,3,5-三硝基苯［干的或 39 Explosive 1.1 11054 均三硝基苯 or wetted with less than Sym-Trinitrobenzene 99-35-4 214 含水＜30%］ 30％ water,by mass 40 Explosive 1.1 11055 2,4,6-三硝基二甲苯 2,4,6-Trinitroxylene 632-92-8 2,4,6- 41 Explosive 1.1 11056 2,4,6-三硝基氯(化)苯 苦基氯 Picryl chloride 88-88-0 155 Trinitrochlorobenzene 2,4,6-Trinitrophenol,dry 2,4,6-三硝基苯酚［干的 42 Explosive 1.1 11057 苦味酸 or wetted with less than Picric acid 88-89-1 154 或含水＜30%］ 30％ water,by mass Sodium 2,4,6- 43 Explosive 1.1 11058 2,4,6-三硝基苯酚钠 苦味酸钠 Sodium picrate 3324-58-1 trinitrophenate www.randis.cn 5/215 Catalogue of China Dangerous Chemical, Ver. 2002 China DG No. Category Sub-Category Chinese Name Chinese Alias English Name English Alias CAS No. UN No. No Ammonium 2,4,6- 2,4,6-三硝基苯酚铵［干 trinitrophenate,dry or 44 Explosive 1.1 11059 苦味酸铵 Ammonium picrate 131-74-8 4 的或含水＜10%］ wetted with less than 10％ water,by mass 45 Explosive 1.1 11060 三硝基间甲酚 Trinitro-m-cresol 602-99-3 216 46 Explosive 1.1 11061 2,4,6-三硝基间苯二酚 收敛酸 2,4,6-Trinitroresorcinol Styphnic acid 82-71-3 0219, 039 Trinitrophenyl methyl 47 Explosive 1.1 11062 三硝基苯甲醚 三硝基茴香醚 Trinitroanisole 606-35-9 213 ether 48 Explosive 1.1 11063 三硝基苯乙醚 Trinitrophenetole 4732-14-3 218 2,4,6-Trinitrobenzoic 2,4,6-三硝基苯甲酸［干 acid,dry or wetted with Sym-Trinitrobenzic 49 Explosive 1.1 11064 三硝基安息香酸 129-66-8 215 的或含水＜30%］ less than 30％ water,by acid mass Trinitrobenzene 50 Explosive 1.1 11065 三硝基苯磺酸 2508-19-2 386 sulphonic acid Sodium 2,4,6- 51 Explosive 1.1 11066 2,4,6-三硝基苯磺酸钠 trinitrobenzene-sulfonate 52 Explosive 1.1 11067 2,4,6-三硝基苯胺 苦基胺 2,4,6-Trinitroaniline Picramide 489-98-5 153 53 Explosive 1.1 11068 2,3,4,6-四硝基苯胺 2,3,4,6-Tetranitroaniline 3698-54-2 207 54 Explosive 1.1 11069 三硝基芴酮 Trinitrofluorenone 129-79-3 387 55 Explosive 1.1 11070 三硝基萘 Trinitronaphthalene 217 56 Explosive 1.1 11071 四硝基萘 Tetranitronaphthalene 28995-89-3 Tetranitro-1- 57 Explosive 1.1 11072 四硝基萘胺 naphthylamine 58 Explosive 1.1 11073 六硝基二苯胺 六硝炸药; 二苦基胺 Hexanitrodiphenylamine Hexyl; Dipicrylamine 131-73-7 79 Dipicrylamine 59 Explosive 1.1 11074 六硝基二苯胺铵盐 曙黄 Aurantia ammonium salt Hexanitro 六硝基二苯硫［干的或含 diphenylsulfide,dry or 60 Explosive 1.1 11075 二苦基硫 Dipicryl sulfide 28930-30-5 401 水＜10%］ wetted with less than 10％ water,by mass www.randis.cn 6/215 Catalogue of China Dangerous Chemical, Ver. 2002 China DG No. Category Sub-Category Chinese Name Chinese Alias English Name English Alias CAS No. UN No. No Hexanitro-1,2- 61 Explosive 1.1 11076 六硝基-1,2-二苯乙烯 六硝基芪 Hexanitrostilbene 20062-22-0 392 diphenylethylene Mannitol hexanitrate,wetted with 甘露糖醇六硝酸酯［含水 not less than 40％ 62 Explosive 1.1 11077 六硝基甘露醇 Hexanitromannite 15825-70-4 133 或水加乙醇≥40%］ water,or mixture of alcohol and water,by mass Diethyleneglycol dinitrate,desensitized 二乙二醇二硝酸酯［含不 with not less than 25％ 63 Explosive 1.1 11078 挥发、不溶于水的钝感剂 二甘醇二硝酸酯 Diglycol dinitrate 693-21-0 75 non-volatile,water ≥25%］ insoluble phlegmatizer,by mass Trinitroethyl 64 Explosive 1.1 11079 甲基丙烯酸三硝基乙酯 methacrylate 65 Explosive 1.1 11080 5-硝基苯并三唑 硝基连三氮杂茚 5-Nitrobenzotriazole 2338/12/7 385 66 Explosive 1.1 11081 高氯酸铵 Ammonium perchlorate 7790-98-9 402 Ammonium nitrate,with more than 0 2% 硝酸铵［含可燃物＞ combustible substances, 0.2%,包括以碳计算的任 67 Explosive 1.1 11082 including any organic 6484-52-2 222 何有机物,但不包括任何 substance calculated as 其它添加剂］ carbon,to the exclusion of any other Ammonium nitrate 硝酸铵肥料［比硝酸铵 fertilizer, which ismore (含可燃物＞0.2%,包括以 liable to explode 68 Explosive 1.1 11083 碳计算的任何有机物,但 than ammonium nitrate 223 不包括任何其它添加剂) with 0 2% combustible 更易爆炸］ aubstance, including any organic subs Ammonium nitrate 69 Explosive 1.1 11084 硝铵炸药 铵梯炸药 explosive www.randis.cn 7/215 Catalogue of China Dangerous Chemical, Ver.
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