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SECTION 16 : OTHER INFORMATION 16 . 1 : INDICATION OF CHANGE . • CHANGE INDICATED : Addition of test data information to section 10 . • ORIGINAL DATE OF ISSUE : May 2009 . • DATES OF UPDATES : June 25 , 2013 ; June 5, 2014 16 . 2 : KEY LITERATURE REFERENCES AND SOURCES FOR DATA SAFETY DATA SHEETS FOR COMPONENT PRODUCTS • Regulations ( EC) No 1907/2006 , 1272/2008 & 453/2010 of the European Parliament and of the Council • Federal OSHA Hazard Communication Standard : 29 CFR 1910 . 1200 • ESIS -European Chemical Substances Information System http ://esis .jrc . ec . europa . eu/ 16 . 3 : CLASSIFICATION AND PROCEDURE USED TO DERIVE THE CLASSIFICATIONS FOR MIXTURES • CLASSIFICATION : Section 2 ( Hazards Information ) provides all relevant classification information used for this product . The assignments were based on data available for the component products , calculations , expert judgment , and weight of evidence . 16 .4 : ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS . ALL SECTIONS : OSHA: U.S. Federal Occupational Safety and Health SECTION 9 : pH: Scale (0 to 14) used to rate the acidity or alkalinity of Administration. WHMIS : Canadian Workplace Hazardous Materials aqueous solutions. For example, a pH value of 0 indicates a strongly Standard . GHS: Globally Harmonized System of Classification of acidic solution , pH of 7 indicates a neutral solution, and a pH value of 14 Chemical Substances. REACH: European Union regulation , Registration, indicates an extremely basic solution. FLASH POINT: Temperature at Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemical substances, which a liquid generates enough flammable vapors so that ignition may SECTION 2: CAS Number: Chemical Abstract Service Number, which is occur. AUTOIGNITION TEMPERATURE : Temperature at which used by the American chemical Society to uniquely identify a chemical . spontaneous ignition occurs. LOWER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT (LEL): The EINECS : European Inventory of Existing Commercial Substances. minimal concentration of flammable vapors in air which will sustain ignition. UPPER EXPLOSIVE LIMIT ( UEL): The maximum concentration SECTION 3 : HAZARDOUS MATERIALS IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM of flammable vapors in air which will sustain ignition=: Approximately RATING: This is a rating system used by industry to summarize physical symbol and health hazards to chemical users and was originally developed by SECTION 11 : CARCINOGENICITY STATUS: NTP: National the National Paint and Coating Association. 0 = No Significant Hazard . 1 Toxicology Program. IARC: International Agency for Research on = Slight Hazard . 2 = Moderate Hazard . 3 = Severe Hazard . 4 = Extreme Cancer. REPRODUCTIVE TOXICITY INFORMATION : Mutagen : Hazard . Substance capable of causing chromosomal damage to cells . SECTION 5: NFPA: National Fire Protection Association. NFPA Embryotoxin: Substance capable of damaging the developing embryo in FLAMMABILITY CLASSIFICATION : The NFPA uses the flash point an overexposed female. Teratogen : Substance capable of damaging the (FI . P. ) and boiling point (BP) to classify flammable or combustible liquids. developing fetus in an overexposed female. Reproductive toxin : Class IA: FI . P. below 73°F and BP below 100°F. Class IB: FI. P. below Substance capable of adversely affecting male or female reproductive 73°F and BP at or above 100°F. Class IC: : FI. P. at or above 73°F and BP organs or functions . TOXICOLOGY DATA: LDxxor LCxx: The Lethal at or above 100°F. Class II : : FI .P. at or above 100°F and below 140°F. Dose or Lethal Concentration of a substance which will be fatal to a given Class IIIA: FI . P. at or above 140°F and below 200°F. Class IIIB : FI . P. at percentage (xx) of exposed test animals by the designate route of or above 200° F. NFPA HAZARDOUS MATERIALS RATING: This is a administration . This value is used to access the toxicity of chemical rating system used to summarize physical and health hazards to substances to humans . TDxxor TCxx: The Toxic Dose or Toxic firefighters. 0 = No Significant Hazard . 1 = Slight Hazard . 2 = Moderate Concentration of a substance which will cause an adverse effect to a Hazard . 3 = Severe Hazard . 4 = Extreme Hazard . given percentage (xx) of exposed test animals by the designate route of SECTION 8 : NE: Not established .ACGIH: American Conference of administration . NOAEL: No Observable Effect Level Government Industrial Hygienists; TWA: Time-Weighted Average (over SECTION 13 : RCRA: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act. The an 8-hour work day); STEL : Short-Term Exposure Limit ( 15 minute regulations promulgated under this act under Act are found in 40 CFR, average, no more than 44imes daily and each exposure separated by Sections 260 ff, and define the requirements of hazardous waste one-hour minimally); C: Ceiling Limit (concentration not to be exceeded in generation, transport, treatment, storage, and disposal. EPA RCRA a work environment) . PEL: Permissible Exposure Limit, NIOSH: National Waste Codes : Defined in 40 CFR Section 261 . Institute of Occupational Safety and Health; REL: Recommended SECTION 15 : CERCLA: Comprehensive Environmental Response j Exposure Limit; IDLH : Immediately Dangerous 7o andLiability Life and Health Compensation anlity Act (a. k. a. °Superfund") and SARA: Concentrations . Note: In July 1992, a court ruling vacated the more (Superfund Amendment and Reauthorization Act). The regulations protective PELs set by OSHA in 1989 . Because OSHA may enforce the promulgated under this Act are located under 40 CFR 300 ff. and provide more protective levels under the "general duty clause°, both the current °community right-to-know ' requirements. DSL/NDSL: Canadian Domestic and vacated levels are presented in this document. Ppm: Parts per Substances and Non-Domestic Substances Lists. Million. mode : Milligrams per cubic meter. moocf: Millions of Particles per Cubic Foot. BEI: Biological Exposure Limit, EL: Exposure Limit United Kingdom). Federal Republic of Germany (DFG) Maximum Concentration Values in the Workplace ( MAKs) COCO ABSORB COCO PRODUCTS LLC SAFETY DATA SHEET Universal Absorbent Page 9 of 9 June 5, 2014