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4 41234 1102E39 <br /> UNION OIL CO. <br /> Product Namet UNOCAL 75 LEADED REGULAR P-4se <br /> Product- Code Not 00300 Issue Datei 05/04/90 <br /> Statust FINAL <br /> SECTION III - HEALTH HAZARDS/ROUTES OF ENTRY <br /> THGESTION (SWALLOWI11G]: <br /> ASPIRATION HAZARD - THIS MATERIAL CAN ENTER LUNGS DURING SWALLCNING OR VOMITING AND <br /> CAUSE LUNG INFLAMMATION AED DAMAGE. INGESTION OF EXCESSIVa QUANTITIES OF THIS MATERIAL <br /> MAY CAUSE IRRITATION OF THE DIGESTIVE TRACT AND SIGNS OF NERVOUS SYSTEM DEPRESSION <br /> (e.g. HEADACHE, DROWSINESS, DIZZINESS, LASS OF COORDINATION, AND FATIGUE). <br /> rnNTS: <br /> C,ASOLINE IS A POSSIBLE CANCER HAZARD BASED ON ANIMAL DATA. FOLLOW-UP STUDIES SUGGEST <br /> THAT THIS MAY .BE A UNIQUE EFFCCT III MALE RATS. UNLEADED GASOLINE HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED <br /> Al A PUSSIBI.E CARCINOGEN BY IARC. BENZENE, A COMP014ENT OF THIS PRODUCT, IS A KNQWN <br /> chllc il: (LEUKEMIA) HAZARD. RESUL CS OF TESTS IN HUMANS HAVE SHOWN THAT EXPOSURE:TO <br /> i 1;1:11 Hir CAN CAUSE IRREVERSID4.F CHANGES IN THE GENETIC MATERIAL (DNA) OF A CELL. THE <br /> lillilf.il IiEALTH CO:1SEQUENCES OF THESE CHANGES IS NGT FULLY UNDERSTOOD. BENZENE HAS BEEN <br /> i ►DEIIIIFI£D AS ti CARCINOGEN BY IARC, NTP AND OSHA. THERE IS INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE TO <br /> SHON THAT GASOLINE POSES ANY HAZARD RELATED TO ITS LOW BENZENE CONTENT. INTENTIONAL <br /> MISUSE BY LCLIBERATE INHALATION OF LEADED GASOLINE MAY RESULT III CHANGES IN BEHAVIOR <br /> CHARACTERIZED BY IRRITABILITY, AGGRESSIVENESS AND HALLUCINATIONS; MORE SEVERE 9 <br /> OVEREXPOSURE MAY RESULT IN TREMORS AND SEIZURES. PERSONS 141TH PRE-EXISTING HEART <br /> DISORDERS MAY BE MORE SUSCEPTIBLE TO IRREGULAR HEARTBEATS (ARRHYTHMIAS) IF EXPOSED TO <br /> BION CONCENTRATIOMS OF THIS MATERIAL. SEE SECTION II - NUTE TO PHYSICIANS).. <br /> SECTION IV SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION ! <br /> VFNTYLIiT•70}It - ., . � � <br /> IF CURRENT VENTILATION PRACTICES ARE NOT ADEQUATE TO MAINTAIN AIRBORNE CONCENTRATIONS .., <br /> BELOW THE ESTABLISHED EXPOSURE LIMITS (SEE SECTION I), ADDITIONAL VENTILATION OR : <br /> EXHAUST SYSTEMS MAY BE REQUIRED. WHERE EXPLOSIVE MIXTURES MAY BE PRESENT, ELECTRICAL S <br /> SYSTEMS SAFE FOR S'ICH LOCATIONS MUST BE USED. � <br /> THE,USE OF RESPIR,STOR7' PROTECTION IS ADVISED WHEN CONCENTRATIONS EXCEED THE <br /> ESTABLIS'4EB EXPOSCRE LIMITS (SEE SECTION I). DEPENDING ON THE AIRBORNE.CONCENTRATI4IN, <br /> USE'A n:.5f."_RrTOR (IR GAS HASK WITH APPROPRIATE CARTRIDGES AND CANNISTERS (NIOSH f <br /> APPROVE I,i IF AVAILABLE) OF SUPPLY"-xAIR EQUIPMENT. 1 <br /> PRpTL;C,TYVE =VES3_ <br /> THE USE OF GLOVES IMPERMEABLE TO THE SPECIFIC MATERIAL HANDLED 15 ADVISED TO PREVENT. <br /> SKIN CONTACT AND POSSIBLE IRRITATION. <br /> AYE PBOT9CI'I0N <br /> APPROVED EYE PROTECTION TO SAFEGUARD AGAINST POTENTIAL EYE CONTACT, IRRITATION OR <br /> INJURY IS RECOMMENDED. <br /> OTHR PPOTE"CTxll�_ UiPFia`,Oil � <br /> IT IS SUGGESTED TUAT A SOURCE OF CLEAN WATF-R BE AVAILABLE IN THE WORK AREA FOR'! <br /> FLUSHING EYES'AND SKIN. IMPERVIOUS CLOTHING SHOULD BE .WORN AS NEEDED. ! j <br /> SECTION V - REACTIVITY DATA <br /> REACTIVYTYt <br /> STABLE UNDER NORMAL CONDITION`; OF FlORAGE AND HANDLING. 1 ' <br /> i f. - <br /> "T - MREMELY FLAMMABLE LIQUID AND-VAPOR. VAPOR-AAY CAUSE FLASH' FIRE - a -- - <br /> i <br /> it <br /> py <br />