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<br /> Material Safety Data Sheet MOVE MENCYSERVICE
<br /> PAODUCT
<br /> Carbon Dioxide
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<br /> CARDOX TRADE NAME AMO SYNONYMS -EAS MWBEY
<br /> olMs4woE L4oum ua C,RPORAl10N Carbon Dioxide,Carbonic Anhydride 124.38.4,
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<br /> 2121 R OMornia BN4 Mf►A ra. aapt
<br /> Wahab a..k GaolPrma NS% Carbon Dioxide,Carbonic Anhydride 3 0 0
<br /> MSO%DATE REV.AUGUST 1,HIM V0 ULA emLCCVLAR IOM CHEMICAL FJM Lr
<br /> ANDREVMMNS COnpDAArc SA,3TYOCPT. COr 44.01 Carbonate
<br /> HEALTH HAZARD DATA
<br /> TWEwEIDHTEDAVCRAOSEXPOSLAEUMIT OSHA TWA ie 10,000 Molar PPM OSHA Short tanal Axpnxc.re limit(STEL)is 30,000
<br /> Molar FPM. These OSHA limits are .(Terfive March 1,1989. American Cenferenex,fGovemm"IAl Industrial Hy ¢nista
<br /> (ACG1H)THRESHOLD.LIMIT VALUES FOR 1988-1989 are: TWA-5 000 Molar^^M;STF.1,:-X0,000 Molar FPM-
<br /> SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE Because nervous system control Ofraspirotion depends upon the CO eon:ent of the air,increased
<br /> exposure to COs results in inereeea respiretnryvolume. By ea ucmg Me oxygen level in the air,CO can eau"suffocation.
<br /> Symptoms ofover-exposure include irJosc and breathing rate,headache,dizrinass,shortness of br 'A,muscular weakness,
<br /> drnwsi»eae and ringing in the cars. Nose arld throat irr(teNon end watery eyes may be caused by tie formation of carbonic
<br /> acid,a very weak acid. high concentrations cause a Will acid taste and can cause Paralysis n(the krealhing control center,
<br /> ofthenervovssyst—I,. 'l7,,rrductionofoxygenconcantrationswhiehusudlymmo panyhigher cart:n dinxSde wncentrnti°ns
<br /> can reduce th!:-^.Cis clu;:,nt-::!ion required to produce the above eympty,
<br /> (CONTINI-FD ON LAST PAOIi)
<br /> TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTES Cnrbnn dioxide is a powerful Cerebral va_sodilntor. Inhaling larp a concentrations causes
<br /> rapid eirc,latory insufficiency leading to coma end death. There are no known hermful effects from repent inhalation of low
<br /> (35 molar%)concentrations.
<br /> Human,inhalation,LCLo 9.0%for 5 minutes.
<br /> Human,inhalation,LCL,10.0%for 1 mulu4.
<br /> Froatbit('#'Itects are a change in the color of the Akin to Vey or white possibly followed by blistrrir g.
<br /> LsredasemWagen Nadmlal Toziralnjy YES ❑ I,A R.C. YES ❑ OSHA YES ❑
<br /> er Potenpal Drdnoged PMTQM NO D Nano," NO NO
<br /> REWU ENI)FD PAST AID TREATMENT
<br /> PROMPT MEDICAL ATTENTION IS MANDATORY IN ALL CASES OF OVEREXPOSURE T7 CARHON DIOXIDE.
<br /> RESCUE PERSONNEL SHOULD BE EQUIPPED WITH SELF.CONTAINED BREATHING APPP RATUS.
<br /> inhalation: Conxcto"persons should be Assisted to an uncontaminated area and inhale fteah sir. 4uick removal from the
<br /> contaminated area is most important. Unconacious pentons should be moved to an uncent.mm,ted area,given mnuth-to-
<br /> mouth resuscitation and supplementaloxygen.Assurethat vomited material does notobitruct the ai.'way by uaeofpositional
<br /> drainage. Medical assistance should be sought immediately.
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<br /> USE HOT MATER. Aphysieia should see the patient
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