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r r r r I r r r r r r r r r r r r r r Helena Chemical Company 10-DEC-2001 09:34:30 PH: 901-761-0050 Page 1 Of 5 Helena Chemical Company 10-DEC-2001 09:34:30 CHBMTREC: 800-424-9300 PH: 901-761-0050Page 2 Of 5 CHEMTREC: 800-424-9300 Material Safety Data Sheet Material Safety Data Sheet Effective Date: 02-JUN-2000 Effective Date: 02-JUN-2000 ___ Product: DIMETHOATE 4EC - - I. IDENTIFICATION Product: DIMETHOATE•4 EC --- ----------------------------------------------------- _________________________________________________________________________ -- -- --_ - _ - AREA TO PREVENT PESTICIDE RUNOFF.CONDUCT FIRE FIGHTING AND RESCUE OPERATIONS FROM UPWIND OF FIRE. Chemical Name: DIMETHOATE Fire and Expl Hazard: HOT CONTAINERS MAY EXPLODE. USE WATER TO KEEP Chemical Family: ORGANOPHOSPHORUS PESTICIDE CONTAINERS COOL.ISOLATE AREA UNTIL VAPORS OR Formula: CSH12NO3PS2, DIMETHOATE Synonyms: NONE FUMES HAVE DISPERSED. NOTIFY LOCAL HOSPITAL TO CAS Number: SEE INGREDIENT STATEMENT, SECTION III. PREPARE FOR POSSIBLE PESTICIDE POISONINGS. EPA Number. 5905-493 '------'------'-"--------------'--'-----'----'-------'------------'------ V. HEALTH HAZARD ---------'--------- ------ II. PHYSICAL DATA Carcinogen Information: NONE CURRENTLY KNOWN.--------------------- __________________________________________________________________________ Boiling Point: >156 DEGREES C. ACUTE EFFECTS OF OVER EXPOSURE Freezing Point: <35 DEGREES F. Spec Gravity: GMS/CC 26 MM Swallowing: THE ACUTE ORAL LD50 (RATS) = 571 MG/KG. Vapor Density: 9 (AIR=l) Vapor Pressure: 26 MM @ 25 C. Skin Absorption: THE ACUTE DERMAL LD50 (RABBITS) - >2,020 Solubility: EMULSIFIES MG/KG. Volatiles: NInhalation: THE ACUTE INHALATION LC50 (RATS) _ >2.25 MG/L. 0.1OT Skin contact: SLIGHTLY IRRITATING TO THE EXPOSED SKIN Evaporation: (RABBITS). Melting Point: NOT APPLICABLE Eye Contact: MODERATELY IRRITATING TO EYES (RABBITS). Appearance: CLEAR/YELLOW LIQUID, UNPLEASANT ODOR. Chronic Effects: SALIVATION, DIARRHEA, TIGHTNESS OF CHEST, SWEATING, SMALL PUPILS, AND HEADACHE. III. INGREDIENTS ------"-'----------'-'--------"---KNOW--'------ Other Hazard: NONE CURRENTLY KNOWN. III. INGREDIfiNTS -`----`---'-----'----'-" EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES Material CAS Number Percent TLV Hazard -- Swallowing: DRINK 1 OR 2 GLASSES OF WATER AND INDUCE DIMETHOATE 00060-51-5 44.80 0.7 MODERATELY TOXIC MG/M3 VOMITING. DO NOT GIVE ANYTHING BY MOUTH TO AN CYCLOHEXANONE 00108-94-1 25.00 25 PPM SKIN IRRITANT UNCONSCIOUS PERSON. CALL A PHYSICIAN OR POISON (SKIN) CONTROL CENTER IMMEDIATELY. Skin: REMOVE CONTAMINATED CLOTHING AND WASH SKIN AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS/ETHANOL 00064-17-5 26.20 100 PPM SKIN S EYE THOROUGHLY. OBTAIN MEDICAL ATTENTION IF (SKIN) IRRITANT IRRITATION PERSISTS. INERT INGREDIENTS 4.00 NOT NONHAZARDOUS Inhalation: IF BREATHING HAS STOPPED, START ARTIFICIAL APPLICA RESPIRATION AND MAINTAIN UNTIL MEDICAL BLE ATTENTION HAS BEEN OBTAINED. ____________________________ _____--- --- -_ Eyes: FLUSH EYES WITH WATER FOR 15 MINUTES, HOLDING IV. FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD EYELIDS OPEN. OBTAIN MEDICAL ATTENTION IMMEDIATELY. ------------------ Notes to Physician: ANTIDOTE: ADMINISTER ATROPINE SULFATE IN LARGE Flash Point: >100 DEGREES F (TCC) DOSES, 2 TO 4 MG. INTRAVENOUSLY OR AuFlammable Temp: NOT ESTABLISHED INTRAMUSCULARLY AS SOON AS CYANOSIS IS Flammable Limit: NOT ESTABLISHED OVERCOME. REPEAT AT 5 TO 10 MINUTE INTERVALS Extinguishing Media: WATER SPRAY, ALCOHOL FOAM, DRY CHEMICAL AND UNTIL SIGNS OF ATROPINIZATION APPEAR. 2-PAM IS CARBON DIOXIDE EXTINGUISHING MEDIA. A PHARMACOLOGIC ANTIDOTE AND MAY BE Special Fire Fight Proc: WEAR POSITIVE PRESSURE SELF-CONTAINED BREATHING ADMINISTERED AS AN ADJUNCT TO, BUT NOT A APPARATUS AND FULL PROTECTIVE CLOTHING. DIKE SUBSTITUTE FOR ATROPINE, WHICH IS A