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AMERIKAL COMPRNIES 847-244-2860 Feb 5 '0*7:58 P.05 <br /> MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET <br /> PAGE TWO <br /> GENESIS®FOUNTAIN SOLUTION WO+ <br /> EVAPORATION RATE:.......................--................ ........................... DOES NOT APPLY <br /> BOILING POINT................. ........ ....�I...I.......I I.................................... GT 212° F <br /> FREEZING POINT:.......................................................... .................. LT 0° F. <br /> PH:.......... ............................................................................................ 3,8 <br /> SOLUBILITY IN WATER:—..................... ........................................... COMPLETE <br /> VOC'S .-..... .( see test standards pp 4 ).............................................0.40/ LB PER U S. GALLON per method 24 <br /> WEIGHT FIER U.S. GALLON.............................................................. 8,89 LBS <br /> ........... **.......................Y...I*....1.16...... aa....**I............ ........ <br /> FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA <br /> ........... .......*......*............................I.......................................I........ ........ ......... <br /> FLASH POINT AND METHOD OF <br /> DETERM114ATION:... ........................................................GT 200°F/93 4° C ASTM D-92 <br /> UPPER EXPLOSION LIMIT ( % BY VOL).......................N.A. <br /> LOWER EXPLOSION LIMIT( % BY VOL ):......................N.A. <br /> AUTO-IGNITION TEMPERATURE:..................................Not available <br /> EXTINGUISHING MEDIA..................................................In case of fire, use water, dry chemical, CO2 or <br /> "alcohol"free foam <br /> SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES . ...................Wear self-contained breathing apparatus and full <br /> protective clothing. Apply foam from a safe distance <br /> to cool container and protect surrounding area. <br /> UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION <br /> HAZARDS:.................................... ................................... None <br /> ......... ..I.............. ... ..... ...16,. .......... . .. . <br /> *. . ..... .. ........ ...... ......0......... ... ..... .. <br /> HEALTH HAZARDS <br /> ...........k.......... ....... ........................*................ <br /> Primary Route(s) of exposure & possible <br /> effects of overexposure <br /> Inhalation: .......... .............Liquid vapor/mist may irritate the nasal passages and throat. <br /> Severe overexposure may result in loss of coordination, dizziness <br /> and central nervous system depression. <br /> Skin contest:...... ....... -..... .... Irritation with prolonged contact may be absorbed through skin in <br /> harmful amounts. Repeated I prolonged skin contact can defat skin <br /> causing redness, cracking and drying. <br /> Ingestion ...... .......... ....:... ..... This product may be harmful if swallowed. Ingestion may cause <br /> discomfort, nausea, and central nervous system depression. <br /> Eye contact,.............................Can cause irritation. Contact lenses should never be worn in a <br /> printing environment. <br /> EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID <br /> EYES:.................................... Immediately flush eye with plenty of water for 15 minutes while forcibly <br /> holding eyelids apart to ensure complete irrigation to all eye and lid <br /> tissues Seek immediate medical attention if irritation persists <br /> SKIN:..................................-..Wash hands or contact area with soap and water. It clothing is <br /> penetrated, remove contaminated clothing and wash skin with soap <br /> and water. Wash clothing before reuse. <br /> INHALATION:.......................... If effected by vapors, get fresh air. Working environment should <br /> maintain air changes to OSHA standards <br />