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m <br /> MUM <br /> aw <br /> II/III. Any unusual introduction of this substance into the facility's process strears, <br /> stormwater and/or wastewater could result in the violation of U.S. Federal Law. <br /> Facilities must notify the USEPA as soon as they know, or have r•aason to believe, that any <br /> activity has occurred, or will occur, which mould result in the discharge of a toxic <br /> pollutant which is not regulated in the facility's NPDES permit. Notification levels are <br /> described in 40 CFR 122.42(a) (1) and 122.42(a) (2) . Refer to spill section for additional <br /> regulations. There may be specific regulations at the local, region,kl or state level that <br /> i pertain to this material. <br /> SFECIAE.PREGRE33lflht$l UPPCIrMTA :''EiC3RlTlON <br /> - - <br /> HANDLING/STORAGE: <br /> Store in tightly closed containers in cool, dry, isolated, well-ventilated area away from <br /> heat, sources of ignition and incompatibles. Ground lines and equipment used during <br /> transfer to reduce the possibility of static spark-initiated fire or explosion. <br /> Empty containers may contain toxic, fla=able/combustible or explosive residue or vapors. <br /> Do not cut, grind, drill, weld or reuse containers unless adequate precautions are taken <br /> against these hazards. <br /> LwrNGRE}3tENTSHEALT#i HA2HdnllQ13M�4TION <br /> COMPONENT I CAS NO. I 0 I EXPOSURE LIMITS - <br /> BEF.FRBAICE <br /> Gasoline None 90-95 300 ppm TWA; $00 ppm STEL (ACGIH) <br /> Gasoline has been shown to cause an increased rate of kidney tumors in labora- <br /> tory animals. <br /> Benzene 71-43-2 n_5 I ppm 8-hour TWA; 5 ppm STEL (oSKI) <br /> 1 ppm 60-minute CEIL (NIOSH); 1 <br /> 10 Ppm (30 mg/M3) TLV (ACGIH 1987- <br /> 88) . <br /> Harcaful or fatal if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through the skin. V,;g ora? = <br /> LDLo = 2000 mg/kg. Rat LC50 t 10,000 ppm/7 hours. Aspiration hazard. Moderately <br /> irritatinc to the akin. Pay cause allergic reactions in some individuals. <br /> Severely irritating to the eye. Acute benzene poisoning causes Central nervous <br /> system depression. Benzene is carcinogenic to laboratory anim.&ls when giver by <br /> intubation or by inhalation. Chronic exposure affects the bematopoietic system <br /> causing blojd disorders including anemia and pancytopenia. There is an associa- <br /> tion between occupational exposure to banzene and human leukemia. This assoeia- <br /> is baaed an Limited information and is currently unresolved. Mutagenic and <br /> claatagenic in ma—align and non-mammalian test systems. keproductive toxicant <br /> only at doses that are mat*zrkally toxic, based on tests with animals. Carcino- <br /> genic determinations: IARC--Human positive and animal suspected carcinogen; <br /> NTP--Known carcinogen; ACGIH--Suspected carcinogen. <br /> Remaining components not NA� Trace NA <br /> determined hazardous and/or <br /> hazardous COMFOnenta present <br /> at less than 1.03 (0.1t for <br /> ---.., <br /> F <br /> ND•No Data AE8 /Page 5 cf B <br /> NA-Not Applicable <br /> ... rrae�er -•ter <br />