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a) Colorless liquid with an aromatic odor <br /> b) Routes of exposure:inhalation,skin adsorption,ingestion and skin and/or eye contact <br /> c) Exposure may irritate eyes nose and throat and may cause dizziness, excitement, drowsiness, in-coordination, corneal <br /> vacuolization,anorexia,nausea,vomiting,and dermatitis <br /> d) Target organs:eyes,skin,respiratory system,CNS,gastrointestinal tract,blood,liver,and kidneys <br /> e) OSHA and Cal/OSHA PEL for a TWA over an 8-hour period is for a time weighted average is 100 ppm <br /> f) The Cal/OSHA STEL for any 15-minute period is 150 ppm <br /> g) The Cal/OSHA ceiling limit is 300 ppm <br /> h) The NIOSH REL for a TWA over a 10-hour period is 100 ppm and the STEL for any 15-minute period is 150 ppm <br /> i) IDLH concentration is 900 ppm <br /> j) LEL=1.1% UEL 7% BP=292°F,282°F,and 281°F VP=7—9 mm Hg IP=8.56 eV <br /> 5) Gasoline*—CAS#8006-61-9 (High Volatility) <br /> a) A complex mixture of volatile hydrocarbons (parrafins, cycloparaffins, and aromatics). Clear liquid with a strong, <br /> characteristic aromatic odor. Highly volatile,extremely flammable,and moderately toxic <br /> b) Routes of exposure:inhalation,skin adsorption,ingestion and skin and/or eye contact <br /> c) Inhalation of vapors can cause depression of the central nervous system with symptoms such as headache,dizziness,nausea <br /> and loss of coordination. Skin contact can cause defatting of the skin, skin irritation and dermatitis. Benzene and other <br /> highly toxic substances are major constituents of gasoline <br /> d) Target organs:eyes,skin,respiratory system,CNS,liver,kidneys <br /> e) Causes liver and kidney cancer in rats but possibly not in humans <br /> f) The Cal/OSHA PEL for a TWA over an 8-hour period is 300 ppm <br /> g) The Cal/OSHA STEL for a 15-minute period is 500 ppm <br /> h) IDLH concentration is 800 ppm[10%of LEL] <br /> i) LEL=1.4% UEL=7.6% BP=102°F VP=38—300 mm Hg IP=? <br /> 6) Diesel*—CAS#na (Low Volatility) <br /> a) Colorless to dark brown,combustible liquid with an aromatic odor <br /> b) Routes of exposure:inhalation,ingestion,skin and/or eye contact <br /> c) Exposure may irritate the skin and inhalation of vapors may depress the central nervous system,increasing reaction times, <br /> and decreasing pulse rate and blood pressure <br /> d) Target organs:eyes,skin,respiratory system <br /> e) Occupational exposure limit is 5 ppm(in vapor) <br /> f) LEL=na UEL=na BP=390—600°F VP=2 mm Hg IP=? <br /> 7) Waste Oil*—CAS#na (Low Volatility) <br /> a) Dark brown to black viscous liquid <br /> b) Routes of exposure:skin adsorption,ingestion,skin and/or eye contact,and possibly inhalation <br /> c) Prolonged contact may cause skin irritation and dermatitis <br /> d) Waste oil may contain metals or toxic and/or carcinogenic constituents from thermal breakdown of the oil and <br /> in some cases chlorinated solvents may be present <br /> e) Cal/OSHA PEL for a TWA over an 8-hour period is 5 ppm(in vapor) <br /> f) LEL=na UEL=na BP= VP=—0 mm Hg IP=? <br /> 8) Lead—CAS#7439-92-1 (No Volatility) <br /> a) A heavy ductile soft grey metal <br /> b) Routes of Exposure:inhalation,ingestion.and skin and/or eye contact. <br />