Caustic agent

Caustic is a chemical substance (for example, silver nitrate) that causes irritation, burning and tissue destruction. Caustic agents are used to remove dead skin layers, warts, etc., but their use requires special precautions to avoid damaging surrounding healthy tissue.

Caustic substances have the ability to corrode and destroy organic tissue. They cause burns and tissue necrosis at the points of contact. The most well-known caustic substances include concentrated acids and alkalis, such as sulfuric, hydrochloric, nitric acids and sodium hydroxide.

The use of caustic agents requires strict adherence to safety rules and the use of protective clothing and equipment. Careless use of these substances can result in serious chemical burns and injury. Therefore, caustic agents should be used strictly as prescribed by a doctor and with extreme care.

Caustic agent: Strict attention

Caustics products have their place in chemistry and cosmetology. These are chemicals that can cause severe irritation and even burns. It is not recommended to work with them without special precautions. In this article we will look at what Caustic is, what properties it has and how to work with it.

**Caustic** is a chemical that can be used to destroy and remove unwanted materials, as well as to create medicines and cosmetics. Among the well-known caustics is silver nitrate, which is used to produce ink and in medicine to treat affected areas. Caustics quickly decompose on the surface, neutralize within an hour, and are less toxic than mercuric chloride. Can be used both indoors and outdoors.