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VENTILATION Use adequate ventilation (natural or mechanical) to keep vapor concentrations of this material below TLVAS 300 RE SPIRATORY PROTECTION None neeMqn tinder conditions with &dequaMWVentilation. If exposure seeds TLV NIOSH-approved respirators whirh mpet rT.S0 5144 mist be woxm Ey, -07EC71ON Cheadcal splash goggles or face mask should be corn whenever .splashing, spraying or other eyQ contact is likely, SKIN PROTECTION If conditions of use present hazard or exposure, inpeivious gloves (NBR or V=) should be worn. OTHER PROTECTIVE EOUIPMENT if conditions Of use present danger of skin exposure, use rubber r vinyl boots And clothing- SECT10N VI— PHYSICAL AND REACTIVITY DATA 301LING POINT (PFI EVAPORATION RATE (Ether a 11 SOLUBILITY IN WATER 00 to 4000 G.T. 1 I Negligible VAPOR PRESSURE Imm Hg) INCOMPATIBILITY.(Materials to Avoid) (SID-PSIA) 8-15 Strong oxidizers rich as liguid chlorine and MZQen. VAPOR DENSITY (8-r- 11 STABILITY CONDITIONS TO AVOID. 3.4 to 3.6 (XI STABLE ( ) UNSTABLE High terp. , sources of ignition, flanTe SPECIFIC GRAVITY.(H20= 1) HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION Mas APPEARANCE AND ODOR. 0.71 t0 0.78 1 )OCCUR (X) NOTOCCUR OolorleSS liquid; gasoline odor *VOLATILE By VOLUME (at 70'FI HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS G.T. 958 Carbon monoxide may be formed from in=rplete eanbustion SECTION VII—FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA FLAB«POINTLOWER AND UPPER r F,AND TE ST -450 FLAMMABLE LIMITS AT LOWER FLAMMABLE UMIT UPPER FLAMMABLE LIMIT AtETNDD USED NORMAL ATMOS TEMP AND ASTM D-56 PRE ssuAE A b..mumr 8") EXTINGUISHING MEDIA Foam, dry chemical and 002. Water fog or water spray are of value for cooling, but may not achieve extinguishwa nt. ;Pr-"kL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES For fires involving this material, do not enter any enclosed --re space without proper protective equipment, such as self-contained breathing apparatus. Cbol tanks and containers exposed to fire with tater. JNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS EXTR,U y FIA)' vA . raterlal releases flamTable vapors at normal atmospheric tengeratures s pressures. Vapors heavier than air and invisible. Vapors entering sewers or other confined spaces may create an explosion hazard. Heated =.ntaireers nay violently. SECTION VIII— SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES ,TEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED Stop flow of material. AoTove all sources of ignition. Contain spill using sand or absorbent materials. Flush contaminated area with water. Evacuate nonessential perscrnnel frau the area. Tam-off may create an s' VAST DISPOSAL METHOD Use absorbent material such as clay Or cliatcraoeous earth to clean up spill. Dispose of contam;reated material in an approved disposal site. Omply with all Federal, State and local waste disposal regulations. SECTION IX—SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS IANDLING AND STORING Keep away from sparks, open flame arra heat. Keep containers closed. Use only with adequate ventilation. All electrical equipTtent in storage/use areas should be installed^i�n accordance with the National Electric e. )THER PRECAUTIONS Use good personal hygiene practices. Contaminated clothing should be laundered before re-using. DATE ISSUED. 4/1/83 isctaimer of Liability AS the conditions Or methods of use are beyond our control.we do not assume any responsibility and expressly disclaim anyllabdily for any use Of the material Information contained herein rs belroved to be true and accurate but all statements Or suggestions are made without anywarynly.express or Implied.regarding accuracy of the information,the hazards connected with the use of the material or the results to be obtained from the use thereof.