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ADDITIONAL HEALTH DATA ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION See Page 3. Environmental Impact: Certain geographical areas have air pollution restrictions concern- !, n SPECIAL PROTECTIVE INFORMATION ing the use of materials in work situations which may release volatile components to Eye Protection: Avoid contact with eyes. the atmosphere. Air pollution regulations Eye 'contact can be avoided by wearing should be studied to determine 'if this mate- chemical safety goggles. rial is regulated in the area where it is to be used. Skin Protection: Avoid prolonged or fre- Precautions it Material is flames in vicinity sed or quently repeated skin contact with this Spilled: Eliminate all open inity material. Skin contact can be minimized by of spill or released vapor. Clean up spills as wearing impervious protective clothing soon as possible, observing precautions in including rubber gloves. Special Protective Information and on prod- uct label. Absorb large spills with absorbent Respiratory Protection: Wear approved clay, diatomaceous earth, or other suitable respiratory protection such as an organic material. A fire or vapor hazard may exist vapor cartridge respirator or an air-supplying since these cleanup materials will only_. respirator unless ventilation equipment is absorb liquid; they will not absorb vapor. adequate to keep airborne concentrations Waste materialsoral in disposable Place co containers and ntami- below the exposure standard. bury in an approved dumping area. Ventilation: Use adequate ventilation to keep the. airborne concentrations of this REACTIVITY DATA material below the exposure standard. Stability (thermal, Light, etc.) : Stable. FIRE PROTECTION Incompatibility (Materials to Avoid): May n Liquid evaporates and forms vapors (fumes) react with strong oxidizing materials. n whiqb can catch fire and burn with explosive viol ce. Invisible vapor spreads easily and Hazardous Decomposition Products: Normal can be set on fire by many sources such as combustion forms carbon dioxide and water pilot lights, welding equipment, and electri- vapor; incomplete combustion can produce cal motors and switches. Fire hazard is carbon monoxide. greater as liquid temperature rises above Hazardous Polymerization: Will not occur. 85°F. Flash Point: (TCC) 1010F, (TOC) 111°F PHYSICAL PROPERTIES Autoignition Temp.: 5000F Solubility Miscible with hydrocarbons; Flammability Limits: 1.0-6.0% insoluble in water. Ext;;,guishing Media: CO2, Dry Chemical, Foam, Water Spray. Appearance (Color, Odor, etc.} Colorless liquid. Special Fire Fighting Procedures: For fires Boiling Point: 310-370°F involving this material, do not enter any ng enclosed' or confined fire space without Melting Point: n/a proper protective equipment. This may Speck Gravity: 0.78 @ 60/60°F include self-contained breathing apparatus to Vapor Pressure: 5 mm Hg @ 770F protect against the hazardous effects of Vapor Density (Air = 1): 4.8 normal products of combustion or oxygen Percent Volatile (Volume %): 99+% deficiency. Read the entire bulletin. Evaporation (Bu Ac = l)- 0.22 Molecular Weight: 138 (Avg.) SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS Viscosity: 0.96 cSt to 100°F �ee Page 3. n/a = Not Applicable a of hereinThe ion contained b vs information r plied iis deeconditions on daybeyolnd ourch we acanre uol andare dwithis ewhich welieved to bmayrbotunfamil ar and sinceas of the date fdatanmadce e available ssubsequent to the date hereof may suggest modifications of the information, we do not assume any responsibility for the results of its use. This information is furnished upon the condition that the person receiving it shall make his own determination of the suitability of the material for his particular purpose. C118-6745(SWOM-9-79)Printed In U.S.A. 2 47