Ethanethiol is a transparent, colorless liquid. A ton of liquid doesn't actually take up much space, and a large sealed hazardous chemical storage tank would surely be sufficient.
But because ethanethiol's danger lies in its stench, not its corrosiveness or high toxicity, its storage requirements are stricter than those of ordinary hazardous chemicals.
The helicopter delivered ten 100-kilogram sealed canisters. The canisters were escorted by an Army Aviation lieutenant, who, looking quite bewildered after getting off the helicopter, handed over a product manual.
"The manufacturer didn't send anyone. They just gave me this, and they specifically marked this section in the manual."
When the lieutenant handed the manual to Fang, he specifically pointed to the section marked in red pen.
"Emergency response procedures for leaks: Quickly evacuate personnel from the leakage-contaminated area, isolate the area, and strictly control the movement of contaminated personnel…"
