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<br />12094640138 N0.256 P20
<br />LUPEROX [DELTA X9
<br />Material ;Safety Data 5h®et
<br />ATDI`INA Chemicals, litc.
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<br />TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION
<br />rats_ No evidence of nervous system lNury following long-term Inhalation exposure to this material has eel)
<br />observed in rats, chickens, mice or cats. /Animal studies have shown this material to increase the sever/ of,
<br />or shorten the onset of, irreversible nervous system effects due to n -hexane and methyl butyl ketone, as
<br />as effects of chloroform and carbon tetrachloride. This material did not Increase the incidence of tumors in II
<br />long-term skin aPpllcation studies in mice. A small number of major b1�h defects wsrQ reported f rats
<br />exposed to this material by inhalation during pregnancy at $levet 3,000
<br />the offspring, but not in the mothers. However, no birth defects were found in a second repeat study with rats
<br />( ppm) which produced toxic effe in
<br />using very similar exposure conditions, while adverse effects were noted in the mothers ,and their Dffsprir R, in
<br />mice exposed to 3000 ppm of this material by Inhalation during
<br />mothers (mild effects only) and their offspring, This material hpregnancy,
<br />Pen a aj y toxic effects were isch@nObserved i the
<br />standard tests using animals and anfrnal or bacterial cells. A Positive response a wasdrepo ted a eaassa to
<br />using yeast cells.
<br />12 ECOLOGICAL Dh1FORMATION
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<br />Data on this material and/or its components arta summarized below.
<br />2,2,4-Trimethyl- l,3-Pentenedfol Nisobutyrate
<br />This material is no more than moderately toxic to fathead minnow, ramshdm snails, aquatic earthworms
<br />sideswimmers, pill bugs and flatmrms 06 -hr LC50s >1,55 m9/1), and daphnlds.(96•-hr EC50 >1.46 mgfi).
<br />Methyl ethyl ketone Peroxide(s)
<br />This material is slightly toxic to guppies (96 -hr LC50 44.2 mg/1),
<br />Hydrogen Peroxide
<br />This material is slightly toxic to Coho salmon (LC50 10 mg/l), Channel catfish (LC50 37.4 mg/1), Golden a
<br />(LC50 35 mg/1), fathead minnow (LC50 16,4 mg/1), snails (LC50 17.7 mg/l), and bacteria (EC50 30 mg/I). teie
<br />moderately toxic to Daphnia magna (EC50 7.7 mg/1) and Daphnia pulex (LC50 2.4 mg/1), and is highly tox to
<br />marine algae (LC50 0.65 mg/1)
<br />Methyl Ethyl Ketone
<br />This material is practically non-toxic to goldfish, brine shrimp, Daphnia magna, fathead minnow, mosquito fsh
<br />bluegilr sunfish and golden orfe (LC50s >1,000 mglt).
<br />This material inhibits fungal growth and Is reported to be bacteriostatic to several microorganisms (Escher chia
<br />coli, Salmonella typhimurium, Staphylococcus aureus, Leuconostoc citrovorurn and Streptococcus
<br />thermophilus) at levels of 10-100 mg/I. Growth inhlbltion has also been reported for freshwater algae at le els
<br />ranging from 120 mg/1 (blue-green algae) to 4,300 M911 (green algae),
<br />Chernical Fate Information
<br />Data on this material and/or its components are summarized below.
<br />2,2,4-Trimethyl-1,3-Pentanediol Diisobutyrate
<br />In a 28 -qday modified Sturm Test, this material was found to undergo 32.59% degradation to CO2 The
<br />bfoconcentration factor without metabolism was estimated to be 670 and with metabolism 1•-40_ The log P w
<br />is estimated to be 4. 1,
<br />Methyl ethyl ketone Peroxide(s)
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<br />Revision: 3, Issued: 18 FEB 2001
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