Fillable Material Safety Data Sheet - Oxygen Cleaning Compound (Page 2 of 3) in pdf

Ingestion:

DO NOT INDUCE VOMITING. If

Section IV: Fire and Explosion

victim is conscious, administer

4-8 oz. of water to dilute stomach

Hazard Data

contents. Rinse mouth thoroughly. Get

Flash Point (Method):

immediate medical attention.

Bulk Liquid (TCC)

None

Inhalation:

Move victim to fresh air. If breathing

Flammable Limits:

is difficult, give oxygen. If breathing

LEL

N/D

has stopped, administer artificial

respiration (mouth to mouth is preferred)

UEL

N/D

if trained – get immediate medical

Extinguishing Media:

attention.

Water spray or fog, foam, dry chemical or CO2.

Eyes:

Flush immediately with water for at least

Special Fire Fighting Procedures:

15 minutes. Get immediate medical

Keep fire-exposed containers cool with water spray. Wear

attention.

chemical resistant clothing and NIOSH/MSHA-approved

Skin:

Flush immediately with water for at least

SCBA (As recommended by the NFPA).

15 minutes. If irritation occurs and

Unusual Fire & Explosion Hazards:

persists, get medical attention. If burns

None known

occur, wrap in dry, sterile dressings and

get immediate medical attention.

Section V: Reactivity Data

Carcinogen:

NTP – Not Listed

IARC Monographs – None

Stability:

Stable

OSHA REGS – Not Regulated

Conditions to Avoid for Polymerization:

None

Section VII: Precautions for Safe

Conditions to Avoid for Stability:

Avoid contact with acids

Handling

Incompatibility (materials to avoid) :

HMIS Information:

Acids

Health – 1

Reactivity – 0

Flammability – 0

Personal Protection – H

Hazardous Decomposition:

Oxides of silicone

HMIS Definition:

0 – Minimal 1 – Slight 2 – Moderate 3 – Serious 4 – Extreme

Hazardous Polymerization:

“/” in the Health Category denotes material does not target any

Will not occur.

major organs.

“*” In the Health Category denotes material may target certain

Section VI: Health Hazard Data

organs.

* target organ toxin - lung-aspiration hazard.

Primary Routes of Exposure:

Oral, inhalation, & skin

Eye Protection:

Always use eye protection when handling chemicals. If

Ingestion:

excessive splashing is expected, use a face shield during

Will cause nausea, vomiting and abdominal pain. May

handling. Provide eyewash solutions.

cause painful swallowing, profuse salivation, and burns

to the mouth, esophagus, stomach and lower G.I. tract.

Protective Gloves:

Neoprene, rubber or PVC.

Inhalation:

Under certain conditions, may cause breathing discomfort,

Respiratory Protection:

such as sneezing, coughing, and irritation.

If product is heated above 200°F, the use of NIOSH/MSHA-

approved respiratory protection is recommended. (Refer to

Eyes:

CFR 1910.134).

Will cause redness, irritation and burns (11 < pH < 12)

Ventilation: General mechanical ventilation or local exhaust is

Skin or Contact:

recommended. Use forced ventilation if respiratory discomfort is

May cause severe irritation and burns; in milder cases will

noted.

cause a skin rash. Also, will cause cold and clammy skin

with bluish or pale color.

Other Protective Clothing: If excessive splashing is expected, use a

rubber apron during handling. Provide local emergency

After 96 hour exposure to 5000 ppm of OCC, 100% of

showers.

fathead minnows survived.

Work Practices: Avoid eye/skin contact and breathing of

vapors/mist. All users should consult the MSDS before

First Aid:

handling this product (11 < pH < 12). Wash hands and face

after handling this material. Remove contaminated clothing

Medical Conditions

and flush exposed skin areas thoroughly with water. Launder

Aggravated by Exposure: Pre-existing skin & respiratory

contaminated clothing before re-use.

conditions may be aggravated.

Ecolink, Inc.

Material Safety Data Sheet – OCC

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