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Nov 05 04 04: 53p Denny 's Manteca (209) 825-2060 p.4 11105/2004 15:14 55926000 PRICKETTS FRESNO • PAW 03 I CARDOX REOEIVED amsaw oe Lo Aowal exwapaareH NOV �-8 2004 6!�i��CY SERVICE Material Safety Data Sheet PACE.�E PRODUCT Carbon Dioxide ELE (x15)9n-6500 EYERGENtr RESPONSE I"MATXXt ON PAGE 2 CARDOX TRADE NAME ANO S YNONYM6 CASNUMSEr sVMmlolleUIDAMCoq AT1ON Carbon Dioxide,Carbonic Anhydride 124.3S.%- 9M11 3" CHEMICAL NAME ANDSVNONyM3 2121 N.bIIM�IA awe. NEPA 7x1 Nu reER iNFR) -- Wood Cnot,CaRlemis94596 Carbon Dioxide,Carbonic Anhydride 3 0 0 ISSUE DATE REV.AUGUST 1.tP00 FORMULA MOLECULAR TI CHEMICAL F,MI-Ly ANDREVISIONs GORPORATVSAFETY DWT. COs 44-01 Carbonate HEALTH HAZARD DATA TIME WEIGHTED AVERAO6 E1tP06UgE LIMIT OSHA TWA i51D.D9 OMDlar FPM OSTIAshoetterm Oxponcrelimit(STEL)ia30,00D M01:.e;PPM, These OSHA limits are s(fective March ),1989. American Conferenn.ofGovernm¢mal Industrial Hygienists (ACWH)THRESHOLD.LIMIT VALUES FOR 1989-1989 are: TWA a 5,000161 ^^M;STEL:=30.0oD 61o)ar PPM- SYMPTOexposure COresults Because neivous system control orms iration depends conexposure to 0 results is increased I�a Irene v F p ve^a,a a Ai ,CI) of the air,increased e e ry volume- Ry,besda g the oxygen level in the o Air,CV un cavae suffocation. Symptoms 01`04r-exposur¢include increased breathing rate,headache,dizziness,Shortness a!brmlt3t,muscular wcaknns, Symptoms and ringingin the ears. Noseand theostirritstion and wateryeyeamaybecau:edby tieformation of carbonic acid,every weak acid. I(igl,concentrations cause a faint acid taste and can cause paralysis*(the Ireathing control centers of the nevous syst�a:.. 'Ibe reduction ofoxYgen concontrntian s which ueue lly n«empa*y hlghtt sorb:n dinx de concentrations can reducc the-4Gf c:.n::..n;.-...nn required to produce the above aymptems. _. _ (CONTINI. ED ON LAST I',t':F,) TOXICOLOGICAL PROPEMTI65 Cm-tm dloxade is a powerful cerebral Vasodilator. Inhaling IarFe concentrations causes rapid circulatory insufficiency leading to coma and death. There are no known harmful effects from repeat inhalation of low (3-S molar%)concentrations. Human,inhalation,LCLo 9.0%for 5 minutes. _ Human,inhalattan,LCLo IDI for l minute. Frostbjta elf«b are a change in the color of the skin to I,n Ay or white possibly followed by blisterir g, Laledm CarcInogen IJallanal TOnmb9Y VES ❑ I,A.R.C. YES ❑ OSHA VES ❑ or PolenllalCYCMIpen Pea9.em NO O' more Yalins NO NO X❑ REGONMFNOEO PAiST tluD TREATMENT PROMPT MEDICAL ATTENTION IS MANDATORY IN ALL CASES OF OVEREXPOSURE 7'7 CARBON DIOXIDE. RESCUE PERSONNEL SHOULD BE EQUIPPED WITH SELF-CONTADNF,D BREATHING APPARATUS, Inhalation Con9cioue parPons should be aasisted to an uncontaminated area and inhale fresh air. wick removal from the contaminated area is meet important, Unconscious persons should be moved to on une*nTamjnat*d area,given mouth-to- mouth resuacitetion and supplemental orygen.Asaurethat vomited material does not obstruct the ai'way by use of positional drajnage. Medical Resistance should be sought immediately. Frostbite: Immerse affected areas in lukewarm water. DO NOT USE HOT WATER- A physicist should Dee the patient promptly if the cryogenie'burn"has resulted in blistering of the dermal surface rn deep tissue free nng. .IMlpalnena r;b Nw.uYaaq a I.bmWDn Irlaal AV PrraMaM1 p,Vppaa ra 0'94 albnol UeniMomeasn.L Cpprrb+anraf prang naPanrlyewcnaaarl Nf apalbxbnlo cnrY_ �VNr IMM.IrarnnraSlKwnat�oe.apuelnrM lfJNP)N rH�,mMY wlnr erM ln4an In n,l wP,n nlrwaapNPe{1 sron..gyralaalp YM.9w4 LNuU Ae DOgrrrbn NM a°"a tlN olllMnca gwaeaaraY orauc/bbTatlG� b65 al ynLlp ll6V1p IRln p1{Dy tr lNpgerl yaep(yfllyye,aewP�.ala.Dra 51MMa Tar ae caval II Main..me un,W. IowY 1pyNa- tlama Ce50NWe