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Material Safety lata Sheet ffjfucal Name & Synonyms Petroleum Oisti 11 ate^Fuel hemicol Family 5et<oIeum H^dj^>Carbon mixture boper QCT'Sfupping Nome "uel Oil, No. 6 Manufacturer Various petroleum refiners Manufacturer's Address COLONIAL OIL INDUSTRIES, INC. P, 0, BOX 576 SAVANNAH, 6A 31402 912-236-1331 / I. General Information Trade Name & Synonyms No. 6 Fuel Oil, Bunkers Formula ISSUE DATE 11/85 DOT Hazard Classification Combustible Liquid NA -1993 Emergency Phone Nunber i_gi2-236-1331 Chemtrec Phone Number 1-800-424-9400 H, Ingredients _ ...... ----- - -------- ---nLk-_0,^. Combination of distilledpetfoteiw r^rSraTOon product UK Physical Data Boiling Point (eF) _ 450-1100F Vapor Pressure (mm Hg.) -<10.1 0 20C Vapor Density (Air = 1) >5 Solubility in Water Negligible Appearance & Odor Black liquid-strong petroleum odor Specific Gravity (HiO s|) ,99 Percent Volatile By Volume (%) 10-30% Evaporation Rate (Etb.6 = 1) Less than 1 pH Neutral IV, Fire & Explosion Hazard Data Flash Point (Test MetSod) 180F C0C Auto Ignition Temperature Not determined Flammable Limits LEL .9% UEL 7.0% Extinguishing Media Foam, Dry chemical. Carbon Dioxide, Halon Special Fire Fighting Procedures ip! fire exposed container? with water streams. Self contained breathing apparatus may be 'Squired Unusual Fire & Explosion Howards This material may be ignited by heat, sparks, or flames. CeoTN** 'HI A KWM>^ by I | (IllMt ASWCum. IMC. -- N,^oh.wi>4>M}*l Format Bated On OSHA Form 20 138-r BIRD 022700 V. Health Hazard Data 'hrohold limit Volue OSHA Threshold Limmiit Value Not establishsheecd ACGIH Threshold limit Value Not established Z^gjricgen - NTP Program See block [X Carcinogen - IARC Program symptom* of Exposure nha 1 ation: Jtigh vapor concentrations_are irritatinq to eyes. and..respiratory.system. May........ :ause nausea, dizziness, headache, possible unconsciousness. Ingestion: May cause G.I. irritation, vomiting, diarrhea. Eyes: liquid will cause irritation. Skin: Liquid may cause i rri tati on, defatti ng and dennati ti s.. ...................... .. . . ___ _..____________________ Primary Routefi) of Entry Inhalation and absorption ............ '.......... ...... -.................................................... -............ --........................... Emergency first Aid If inhaled reomye victim_to fje.sh .air,...JfJjquid..q.oo.tacts .sk.in_.ot_ey.es .flushJwith.Jarge............ Stability fncompatability Materials To Avoid Avoid contact with strong oxidizers Hazardous Polymerization May Occur Conditions To Avoid Will Not Occur Avoid contact with, heat, flames or other ignition sources Hazardous Decomposition Products Combustion mav produce carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, or toxic materials. VII. Environmental Protection Procedures Spill Response Stop spill or leak. Eliminate ignition sources. Contain liquid with absorbent material. Recover and recycle or dispose.of. all spilled or.contaminated.material. ...... ........ '. ........... Waste Disposal Method Recycle as much of recoverable product as possible. Dispose of all non-recyclable material as hazardous waste in accordance with Federal. State, and Local regulations. . VIII. Special Protection Information Eye Protection Skin Protection Chemical goggles and/or splash shield Impervious gloves Respiratory Protection {Specific Type) Ventilation Recommended Not normally required {.see. below) Natural ventilation normally sufficient. Other Protection If respiratory protection is required, use air mask or hydrocarbon absorbing respirator. IX. Special Precautions Hygienic Practices In Handling & Storage Minimize breathing vapor mist.or fumes. Avoid prolonged or repeated contact with liquid. Cleanse thoroughly after contact with, soap and water, ............ . . _ . ... Precautions For Repair & Maintenance Of Contaminated Equipment >ver weld or burn on equipment or containers that have contained fuel oil.without flushing a s"'free Other Precautions This product may contain distillates similar to those suspected in causing cancers in laboratory animals. Repeated or prolonged contact should he avoided. BIRD 022701