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DEC-07-2007 07 48 Service Station Systems 408 938 8888 P.16 <br />�- LUPEROX DELTA X9 <br />ATORNA Material Safety Data Sheet <br />.ATOFINA Chemicals, Inc. <br />11 TOXICOLOGICAL INFORiyiATION <br />2,2,4-Trimethyl- l,3-Pentanedioi Diisobutyrate <br />Single exposure (acute) studies indicate that this material is no more than slightly toxic to rats if swallowed <br />(1-050 >3,200 mg/kg), practically non-toxic to guinea pigs if absorbed through skin (LD50 >20 ml/kg) or rats <br />inhaled (6 -hr LC60 >5.3 mg/1), and slightly irritating to rabbit eyes and to guinea pig skin. <br />No skin allergy was observed in guinea pigs following repeated exposure. Increased liver weights, which w <br />probably adaptive changes due to the induction of drug metabolizing enzymes in these tissues, were obsen <br />in rats or dogs fed up to 1 % in their feed for up to 103 days. This material Is eliminated in the excreta of rat <br />following a single oral dose with little or no retention in the tissues or organs. <br />Hydrogen Peroxide <br />Single exposure (acute) studies indicate that this material is moderately toxic to rats if swallowed (LD50 75 <br />mg/kg; 70% solution), practically non-toxic to rabbits if absorbed through skin (LD50 >6500 mg/kg; 70% <br />solution), slightly toxic to rats if inhaled (4 -hr LC50 2 mg/1), and corrosive to rabbit skin and eyes. <br />No skin allergy was observed in gullies pigs following repeated exposure. Solutions of 3-6% are commons <br />used for disinfecting wounds, bleaching hair or as a mouth wash and generally do not show adverse skin <br />reactions. Accidental ingestion of 30-40% solutions by children has resulted in death from lung edema, <br />stomach erosions and gas distention and burns to the throat and esophagus. Eye and throat irritation and <br />bleaching of hair have been reported by workers exposed to 9-30 ppm in the atmosphere. <br />Several studies have been conducted via administration In the drinking water of mice and rats. The primar, <br />findings were reduced body weight gain or early deaths at high dose levels. Subchronic gavage dosing at h <br />dose levels caused decreases in red blood cell count and hemoglobin concentrations, reduced body weight <br />and some alterations in organ weights that were not accompanied by histopathological changes. Subchroni <br />exposure of rats and mice to 22-77 ppm caused nasal irritation without notable adverse effects on the lining <br />the upper respiratory system. Six-month exposure of dogs to 7 ppm resulted in upper respiratory tract irrital <br />and emphysematous changes in the lungs. Longer -terra oral administration to rnice at 0,15% resulted in <br />adverse effects on the liver, kidney,. gastrointestinal tract and spleen. Generally, long-term gavage dosing c <br />not cause any adverse effects other than erosion of the stomach duodenal lining from direct application'of tl <br />test material, Several studies have shown an increase in gastrointestinal tract tumors in mice and rats <br />chronically exposed in the drinking water. Initiation -promotion studies conducted by skin painting or dosed <br />drinking water indicate that concentrations greater than 15% (which caused skin irritation) may be weak tum <br />promoters. Concentrations less than 1% do not promote gastrointestinal tumors. The U.S. Federal Drug <br />Administration has concluded that there is insufficient evidence of carcinogenicity and the International Ages <br />for Research on Cancer (IARC) has concluded that there is limited evidence of carcinogenicity in experirner <br />animals. Pregnant rats fed a diet containing 10% showed decreased maternal and fetal weights, but no <br />increase in birth defects was noted. Genetic changes were observed in tests using bacteria and animal cell: <br />but not in whole animals. <br />Methyl Ethyl Ketone <br />Single exposure (acute) studies indicate that this material is no more than slightly toxic to rats if swallowed <br />(LD50 2,70M,600 mg/kg), practically non-toxic to rabbits if absorbed through skin (LD50 5,00013,000 mg/ g) <br />or rats if inhaled (4 -hr LC5011,700 ppm), and moderately irritating to rabbit eyes and skin. <br />Repeated exposure of humans to controlied skin contact studies with this material produced no skin irritatfoi i <br />or skin allergy. Central nervous system (CNS) effects and peripheral neuropathy have been reported in the <br />industrial setting following exposure to mixtures containing this material; however, these mixtures contained <br />other solvents known to cause nervous sytem Injury. <br />Following repeated inhalation exposure, slight changes in organ weights and blood chemistry were reported n <br />Product Cade 114000 Revision: 3 Issued: 16 FES 2001 Page 6 of 10 <br />