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Material Safety Data Sheet ro. 17Genium Publishing Corporacion1145Cualya StreetCVIPvii10uD) <br /> Schenectady,NY 12303-1836 USA ed:August 1979 <br /> (518)377-8855 swum ruauaMeo Cow. eviseevjril <br /> 1986 <br /> 'SECTION 1. MATERIA ENTIFI ATIONp <br /> adATFt?lAL NAME: TOLUENE 1"S <br /> K2 3 <br /> �B DESIGNATIONS: Methyl B=one,Methyl Benzol,PbeaylmWtaoe�T01004F:3 2 0 <br /> C7Hg.CAS 0010648-3 R:0 <br /> PPE* <br /> MANUFACrURERznWLjER: Available from many anppliem h cloding: *See Sect 8 R i <br /> Allied Corp,PO Box 20648,Morristown.N) 07960;Telephone:(201)455-4400 I 3 <br /> Ashland Chemical Co,Industrial Chemicals do Solvents Div,PO Box 2219. S 2 <br /> Columbus,OH;Teiephooe:(614)8119-3844 K 4 <br /> SECTION 2. INGREDIENTS AND HAZARDS HAZARD DATA <br /> Toluene u 100 84v TLV:100 ppm or <br /> CH3 375 m8/0•(Skin)" <br /> Mas,Inhalation,TCLo: <br /> 100 ppm:Psyc omVic••• <br /> • thereat(19115-96)ACGIH TLV-The OSHA PEL is 200 ppm with an Rid.0121,1D5p MW 1116ft <br /> acceptable ceiling caocentration of 300 ppm and an acceptable Rat,Inhalation,LCl <br /> maximum peak of 500 ppm+10 minutes. 4000 ppm/4 hrs. <br /> •• Skin designation indicates that toluene can be absorbed through intact Rabbit,Stria,LD50: 14 srnikg <br /> akin and contribute to overall exposure. . <br /> ••• Homan.Eye: 300 ppm <br /> Affects the mind. <br /> SECTION 3. PHYSICAL DATA <br /> Boiling Point...231 T(I I VQ Evaporation Rate(BuAc- 1)...2.24 <br /> Vapor Pressure @ 20'C,mm Hg -.22 Specific Gravity(H2O-1)...0.866 <br /> Waw Solubility C 20'C,wt.%...0.05 Melting Point---1397(-95'C) <br /> Vapor Density(Air- 1)—3.14 Patent Volatile by Volume--.ca 100 <br /> Molecular Weight—92.15 <br /> ARnrarance and odor Clear.colorless liquid with a charactaistic aromatic odor. The odor is detectable b most individuals in <br /> the range of 10 to 15 ppm Because olfactory fatigue occurs rapidly upon exposure t0 toluene,odor is not it good warning <br /> Property. <br /> —SECTION 4. FIRE ANUMPLOSION DA A LOWER UPPER <br /> Flash Point and Method Autoignitim Tem . FUmmability Limits In Air 1�7 7.1 <br /> 407E 4'C) CC 8967E 460' !b b Volume <br /> FXflNGU1cHING MEDIA: Carbon dioxide,dry chemical,alcohol foam Do not use a solid stream of water because the stream <br /> will stater and spread the fire. Use water spray to cool tanlcsJcoataiaers that are exposed to fes and m disperse vapors. <br /> jjrl�lSt l-ngrj1FFXPLnS10N HAT.ARDS: This OSHA class 1B flammable liquid is a dangams fire hazard.It is a moderate fee <br /> hazard when exposed 10 oxidizers,heat,qa ts,or open name. Vapors are heaver than air and may travel a considerable <br /> distance to an ignition source and flash back. with full fscepieee <br /> SP tAt_FIRE FlQHnNG PR r nt_MRS: Fim ftghtets should wear self-contained bmaddn Rparatus <br /> operated in a positive-pressure mode when fighting fuss involving toluene- <br /> SECTION S. REACTIVITY DATA <br /> rut:MICAt jNcoM_PAMAII ITh _c: Toluene is stable in closed containers at room temper anal 00rage and <br /> handling conditions. It does sot undergo hazardous polymerization. This material is incompatible with strong oxidizing <br /> agents,dinitrogen tetraoxidc,silver pexchloraw,letranitromethane,and uranium hexafluoride. CaMact with these materials <br /> may cause fire of explosion. Nitric acid and toluene,especially in the presence of sulfuric acid,will produm nitrated <br /> compounds that are dangerously explosive. <br /> rnNpInONS TO AVOID: Avoid exposure to sparks,open flame.hot surfaces,and all sources of heat and ignition. Toluene <br /> will attack some fomu of plastics,tubber,and coatings. Thermal decomposition or burning produces carbon dioxide W410f <br /> cart,...monoz;Je- <br /> O�,t,1[ro C`w5 am ft.hlw <br />