Transport the material away from personnel or buildings, and, Stabilize, Dilute or Detonate the material. Additional State and Federal requirements come into play when dealing with explosive materials. Please be patient. We are concerned for your safety, as well as for our own. These common materials that can form peroxides during extended storage.
Peroxides are an extremely sensitive byproduct formed when a compound reacts with air.
When stored as a liquid monomer. Although these chemicals form peroxides, no explosion involving these monomers have been reported. When stored in liquid form, these chemicals form explosive levels of peroxides without concentration. They may also be stored as a gas in gas cylinders. When stored as a gas, these chemicals may autopolymerize as a result of peroxide accumulation.