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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET IDENTIFICATION Name . L$hrr`tSSj Tl-Ple /?- 94i , 7?-943 Synonyms _*_'z, r.r.M.W. a, Chemical Family lnoiij*Mic-0*:(iic; CAS Name "Ti+aMuitt Cxtcit CAS Registry No. &4$ -Cl-I I.D.Nos.lCodes NlOSH 4cc.e&sAJ<>: XMZ7SO ManufacturerlDiissttrrilbbuutor . . . ,, Product Information and EmergencyRhone Z>l>FONTT>. M^OOfcs^Co.mt. t3Ql')-?74-'2.4zi Address vHUAltf&ToU.Pc I929& HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS Materialist ftjut>rpkous St (tea Transportation Emergency Phone 060)^24-^500 Approximate % . ,lU TP-941 4. 6 Y* ^ *) "l f9*v*Wr 1?- 34*/ $/ CPrf PHYSICAL DATA Bolling Point, 760 mm Hg <v iO0mcCwgt,,F') Melting Point ^d'e(jsz*F */($}$( Specific Gravity 1.9-1. Si Vapor Density 3e 5 utoter % Volatiles by Veh^t. 3fe-3& Vapor Pressure woder CLi^uteJ CAtHpeNSwI' t* Solubility in HyO rMiidfc/e - TZ'spenpJt^&liJ. it> m soluble. Evaporation Rate (Butyl Acetate = 1) Form Appearance OfAgue t>isforsio* pH Information "7.0 - 10-o FIRE AND EXPLOSION DATA Flash Point Method w il l Nor 'Bu r aI Flammable Limits In Air, % by Vol. Color UJWife Odor Hose - > Ky^V****>e ~~ clir Octanol/Water Partition Coefficient Vs/"; Autoignition Temperature Lower Upper Fire and Explosion Hazards HOft-E Extinguishing Media Special Fire Fighting Instructions Thedata In this Material Safety Data Sheet relates only lo the specificmaterial designated herein and does not relateto use In combination with any other material or Inany process. Tbs information sat forth herein isfumliihedtreeof chargeand is baaed on technical datathat Du Pont bellaves to be reliable. It la Intendedfor useby persons hayingtechnical skill and at their own discretion and rick. Since conditions of use are outside our control, we make ho warranties, express or Implled.and assume no liability In connection with any use ol this information. Nothing herein is to be taken ea e license to operate under or a recommendation to infringe any patents. HAZARDOUS REACTIVITY instability Incompatibility jdcrutA kncan\. Decomposition U)<jOv,<A'<*>cttJt Polymerization UJM^O>CX.l UL cvws^cdJr) i *** *** osm&^a * Mi* OHuKfketti itecnJkqt*LkfT.-Voni A*ti^4ik Wsrttdtw ^k^ ?*** *** A<M. UuEd fo oi**Mv* ih*3t fold. Tl* flC*'K ><<|4^4*4 &. Owolfcort* ftfoa. ** * > v m* /WmOJ-JuCC # Inftd|ii| U 6 Wj/N*1*WaMii c<i*mA*. 5w^j1|m^- r^-*&xetrwbwn*.*;4.. <i*: Routes3 of Exposure and EInffects Accorrddiinngg to DOu Pont Inhalation tests in rats, dusts from these products produce an inert or nuisance dust response in the lungs. PROTECTION INFORMATION Ventilation Adequate to maintain exposure level as above. Persona! Protective Equipment if exposure limits may be exceeded, use OSHA-permissible respirator. For air concentrations^to 75 mg/M3, use dust respirator. For higher concentrations and for additional information, see References below. DISPOSAL PROCEDURES /4m ,2M8c? Aquatic Toxicity TLm 96 > 1,000 ppm Spill, Lean or Release Let dry or absorb with sand or other absorbent and shovel into container for disposal. Waste Disposal Comply with Federal, state, and local regulations, If approved, may be removed to land disposal site. SHIPPING PRECAUTIONS Transportation DOT Hazard Classification: Not Regulated. Shipping Containers Railroad tank cars, tank trucks, and drums. Storage Conditions See Du Font's Ti-Pure R-941 and R-943 Data Sheets. For more information, refer to 29CFR1910.134; 30CFR11.130(h); DHEW (NIOSH) Publica tion No, 76-189, "A Guide to Industrial Respiratory Protection"; DHEW (NIOSH) Publication No. 78-210, "NIOSH/OSHA Pocket Guide to Chemical Hazards." The two NIOSH publications may be obtained from Dept. HHS/NIOSH, 4676 Columbia Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45226, phone (513) 684-4287. DATE0.1/11/80 RWM:abh E- DUP050070477