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HazardousComponents
ChemicalName CAS %(wt) UN;EINECS LD50/LC50
Classifications According
to Regulation/Directive
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Other
1,2,4‐Trimethylbenzene 95‐63‐6 1%TO
5%
202‐436‐9 Ingestion/Oral‐RatLD50∙5g/kg R10Xn;R20Xi;R36/37/38N;
R51R53
NDA
Benzene,1,3,5‐trimethyl 108‐67‐8 1%TO
5%
UN2325,
203‐604‐4
 R10Xi;R37N;R51R53 NDA
Cellulose 9004‐34‐6 1%TO
5%
232‐674‐9 Ingestion/Oral‐RatLD50∙>5
g/kgInhalation‐RatLC50∙>5800
mg/m³4Hour(s)
WHMIS: Other Toxic Effects
- D2B
UN GHS: Eye Irrit. 2A; Skin
Irrit. 2
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NDA
Solventnaphtha
(petroleum),light
aromatic
64742‐95‐6 0.1%
TO5%
265‐199‐0 Ingestion/Oral‐RatLD50∙8400
mg/kg
UN GHS: Asp. Tox. 1; Carc.
1B
Carc.Cat.2;R45
Muta.Cat.2;R46Xn;R65
NDA
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Thisproductisanencapsulatedmixturewhichreducesthelikelihoodofexposuretohazardousparticulates.Airborneexposures
tohazardousdustsormistsmaybegeneratedbyspraying,sandingorgrinding.
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SeeSection11forToxicologicalInformation.
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Section4‐FirstAidMeasures
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Inhalation ‐ Mo vevictimtofreshair.Ifsigns/symptomscontinue,getmedicalattention.If
breathingisdifficult,giveoxygen.Ifnotbreathing,giveartificialrespiration.
Skin ‐ Immediatelyflushskinwithsoapandplentyofwater.Callaphysicianif
symptomsoccur.Removecontaminatedclothingandshoes.Wash
contaminatedclothingbefore
reuse.
Eye ‐ IFINEYES:Rinsecau tiousl y withwaterforseveralminutes.Removecontact
lenses,ifpresentandeasytodo.Continuerinsing.Ifeyeirritationpersists:Get
medicaladvice/attention.
Ingestion ‐ Ifswallowed,doNOTinducevomitingun less directedtodosobymedical
personnel.Callaphysicianorpoison
controlcenterimmediately.Nevergive
anythingbymouthtoanunconsciousperson.
NotestoPhysician ‐ Aspirationofliquidintothelungsduringswallowingorvomiting cancauselung
inflammation,seriouslungdamageandevendeathfromchemicalpneumonitis.
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Section5‐FireFightingMeasures
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ExtinguishingMedia ‐ LARGEFIRE:Waterspray,fogorregularfoam.
SMALLFIRES:Drychemi cal,CO2,watersprayorregularfoam.
UnsuitableExtinguishingMedia ‐ Donotusedirectwaterstreamasitmaysplatter theburningproduct.
FirefightingProcedures ‐ Fightadvancedormassivefiresfromsafedistanceorprotectedlocation.
Avoid
waterinastraighthosestreamasthestreamwillcausesplatterandspreadfire.If
productisheatedaboveitsflashpointitwillproducevaporssufficienttosupport
combustion.Vaporsareheavierthanairandmaytravelalongthegroundandbe
ignitedbyheat,pilotlights,
otherflamesandignitionsourcesatlocationsnearthe
pointofrelease.
UnusualFireandExplosion
Hazards
‐ Combustibleliquid.Containersmayexplodewhenheated.Mayreleaseirritating
ortoxicgases,fumes,orvapors.
HazardousCombustion
Products
‐ Carbonmonoxide,carbondioxide,hydrocarbons.
ProtectionofFirefighters ‐ Firefightersshouldwearcomplete
protectiveclothingincludingself‐contained