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�0'SOMOTItT$ CAM= 65-1 <br /> r _ <br /> '-Q,L=g SYNONYMS: CAS R2C. t.a. . AIR u/V CCNVE LSIag <br /> -Penal 8006-61-9 FACTORS ac 2511C (2228) <br /> `!otor snirits NIOSH NO. <br /> 3enz1n L=300000 4 5 mg/ms 1 Y <br /> pPm <br /> ' 0.222 ppm 1 mg/ma <br /> A2FFZ M=F- COHPOS IZ ION: <br /> a-a1]canes 15-17% branched alkanes 28-36% <br /> w cycloalkanes 3-5% olefins 1-11t - - r <br /> Sri benzenes and naphthalenes slj <br /> alkylbenzenes 20-49• <br /> ' Several sources indicate that strong acids or strong <br /> oxidizars are incompatible with gasoline and that vigorous <br /> reactions, ignition, and/or explosion may be expected. The <br /> r NFPA specifically notes such events when chlorine, fluorine, <br /> or magnesium perchlorate are mixed with hydrocarbons. <br /> Gasoline is considered a miscellaneous combustible or <br /> flammraoie material for compatibility classification <br /> EtFAC?I'JI?Y purposes- Such substaa¢es typically evolve heat, fire, and <br /> toxic or flammacle gases in reactions with oxidizing mineral <br /> racids. alkali or alkaline eaxch elemental mecals. nitrides, <br /> organic peroxides or hydroperoxide$, or strong oxidizing <br /> agents. Reaccions with explosive materials may result is an <br /> explosion, while chose with strong reducing agencs may <br /> evolva hsac and flammable gasau. Ndn-oxidizing mineral <br /> acids genQrally evolve heat and innocuous gases <br />' (51.505,507.511) . <br /> o Physical State (at 20,C) , liquid (60) <br />' o Color: colorless cc pale brown or pink (60) T <br /> e Odor: characteristic (54,60) <br /> ® Oder Thrasnold: 0,25 ppm (60) <br /> o Liquid Density (g/ml ac 20'C). 0.7321 (60) <br />' o FreezAM9/Kftltia9 point ('C) : no data (60)- <br /> Boiling <br /> 60)- <br /> $oiling Point CC) ; 60-199, 38-204 (60,39) <br /> ® Flash Point ('C) . -39 to -46, closed cup, (60,506, <br />' PHYSICa- depending on grade 507) <br /> CHMUCAL o Flammaale Limits in Air, % by Volume: 1.2-1.5fa (60,504, <br /> DATA to 7 1-7. 6% depending on grade 506.507) <br /> o Autoignition Temperature ('C) . 257-471, varies (51.60,507, <br /> with grade 510,513) <br /> o Vapor Pressure (mm Hg at 38'C) , 263-675 (1932) <br /> o Saturated Concentration In Air <br />' (mg/ma at 20'C) . no data ( } <br /> A Solubility in Water (mg/L at 20'C) insoluble (60) <br /> e Viscosity (cp ac 20'C) 0 451 (60) <br /> e Surface Tension (dyne/cm at 20'C) . 19-23 (60) <br /> 6/67 <br /> r `- <br />