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'HERRICK CORP. <br />645-9844 PAGE 2 <br />-0 0 DATE 7/05/91 <br />Tff' mf hf-f-1Fli *a tuCn®u A �a-era <br />EFFECTS OF REPEATED OVEREXPOSURE <br />misuse by deliberately concentrating and inhaling the contents may be <br />harmful or fatal. <br />SIGNIFICANT LABORATORY DATA WITH POSSIBLE RELEVANCE TO HUMAN HEALTH. <br />Laboratory studies involving rats indicates that Methyl IsobutyI. Ketone may <br />damage the kidneys. <br />The International Agency for Research on Cancer considers crystalline <br />silica to have limited evidence of carcinogenicity in humans and sufficient <br />- evidence in experimental animals (IARC Group 2A). <br />SWALLOWING <br />If swallowed do not induce vomiting. Call poison control center, hospital <br />emergency room or physician immediately <br />INHALATION <br />Remove to fresh air immediately. If breathing has s t o p p e d c give artifi <br />- <br />EYE cial respiration. Keep warm and quiet. Get medical attention immediately. <br />Flush with large amounts of water, lifting upper and lower lids occasional <br />- <br />SKIN ly' Continue for at least 15 minutes. Get medical attention. <br />Immediately flush the contaminated area with large amounts of water. Remove <br />contaminated clothing as water is applied. Consult a physician. <br />NOTES TO PHYSICIAN <br />Any treatment that might be required for overexposure should be <br />directed at the control of symptoms and the clinical conditions. <br />BOILING RANGE 139 DEG.F. ( <br />59 D E G . C . ) TO <br />288 DEG.F.( <br />142 DEG.C.) <br />VAPOR DENSITY Heavier than a i r. <br />% VOLATILE BY VOLUME <br />31 <br />EVAPORATION RATE <br />Slower than diethyl ether. <br />VOC 2. 2 1 Ib/gal <br />less water & NPRS* <br />2 6 5 g/I less water CAL CULAT ED <br />WEIGHT LB./GAL. 1 2. 1 <br />SPECIFIC GRAVITY 1.5 <br />VOC 3. 2 1 ib/gal <br />solids <br />3 8 5 g/I sol ids CALCULATED <br />All Physical data determined at 68 DEG. F. <br />(20 DEG. C.) 760 mm <br />Hg <br />* Negligibly Photochemically Reactive Materials <br />NFPA FLAMMABILITY CLASSIFICATION F L A M M A B L E L I 0 U I D C L A S S I B <br />FLASHPOINT 59 DEG.F, ( 15 DEG.C,) CALCULATED <br />EXTINGUISHING MEDIA <br />Use N F P A Class B Fire extinguishers (carbon dioxide alt purpose dry chemi <br />- <br />cal or alcohol foam) designed to extinguish flammable liquid fires. Poly - <br />mer foam is preferred for large fires. <br />UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS <br />During emergency conditions, overexposure to decompostion products may. <br />cause a health hazard. Symptoms may not be immediately apparent. Obtain <br />medical attention <br />WARNING! FLAMMABLE <br />SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES <br />Water may be ineffective, but may be used to cool exposed containers to <br />prevent pressure build-up and possible auto -ignition or explosion when <br />exposed to extreme heat. If water is used, fog nozzles are preferable. <br />STABILITY <br />Normally stable. _ <br />CONDITIONS TO AVOID <br />Avoid excessive heat (>100 F ( 3 8 C) and sources of ignition. <br />INCOMPATABILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID) <br />Alkalis & Amines <br />Strong acids or alkaline materials. <br />HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS <br />Burning, including when heated by welding or cutting, will produce smoke, <br />carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. <br />HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION <br />Will not occur <br />CONDITIONS TO AVOID <br />None known <br />STEPS TO BE TAKEN IF MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED <br />Keep spectators away. Eliminate a t t ignition sources (flames, hot <br />surfaces, and sources of electricalstatic or frictional sparks). <br />Dike and contain spill with inert material (e.9. Sandi earth). Transfer <br />liquids to covered metal containers for recovery or disposal, or remove <br />with inert absorbent. use only non -sparking tools. Place absorbent diking <br />materials in covered metal containers for disposal. Prevent contamination <br />