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CHEMICAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS
Acetaldehyde ........ ................... (1952)
Acetic Acid ......... .............. ........ (1951)
Acetic Anhydride ............. ........ (1947)
Acetylene ............ .
........ (1957)
Acrylonitrile ..................... ......... (1949)
Aluminum Chloride ........ ........ (1956)
Ammonium Dichromate .. ........ (1952)
Ammonia Anhydrous ...... ........ (1952)
Ammonia Aqua ........ ........ (1947)
Aniline __ ____ __________ ........ (1947)
Antimony Trichloride
(Anhydrous) .............. ........ (1956)
Arsenic Trioxide ........ ........ (1956)
Benzene
................ ...... ........ (1956)
Benzyl Chloride ............... ........ 0957)
Betanaphthylamine ...... ........(1949)
Bromine ......... ..................... -------(1952)
Butadiene ........................ . ........(1954)
Butyraldehydes ............. ........(I960)
Calcium Carbide ............. ........ (1948)
Carbon Disulfide ............. ........ (1948)
Carbon Tetrachloride ...... .......(1946)
Caustic Potash ........ . ........ (1947)
Caustic Soda ........ ............. ........ (1947)
Chlorosulfonic Acid ........ ........ (1949)
Chromic Acid ................. .....-.(1952)
Cretol .................................. ........ (1952)
SD-43 SD-41 SD-15 SD-7 SD-31 SD-62 SD.45 SD-8 SD-13 SD-17
SD-66 SD-60 SD-2 SD-69 SD-32 SD-49 SD-55 SD-78 SD-23 SD-12 SD-3 SD-10 SD*9 SD-33 SD-44 SD-48
Cyclohexane .................... ........(1957)
Dimethyl Sulfote
..... ........(1947)
Diethylenetriamine ___ .... ........(1959)
Ethyl Acetate
........(1953)
Ethyl Chloride ............. ........(1953)
Ethyl Ether ........................ ........(1956)
Ethylene Dichloride
........(1947)
Ethylene Oxide ............... ........0951)
Formaldehyde .................. ....... (1960)
Hydrochloric Acid .......__........(1951)
Hydrocyanic Acid ............. ........(1957)
Hydrofluoric Acid .................... (1957)
Hydrogen Peroxide ................ (1955)
Hydrogen Sulfide ............. .......(1950)
Isopropylamine ....................... (1959)
Lead Oxides .................... ....... (1956)
Methanol .................... .............. (1948)
Methylamine* ......... .
........(1955)
Methyl Bromide ........... . .......(1949)
Methyl Chloride ............. ....... 0951)
Mixed Acid ................. .............. (1956)
Naphthalene ............................. (1956)
Nitric Acid ................ .......
Nitrobenzene ....... .................... (1948)
Ortho-Dichlorobenzene .......... (1953)
Paraformaldehyde ......... .......(1950)
SD-68 SD-19 SD-76 SD-51 5D-50 SD-29 SD-18 SD-38 SD-1 SD-39 SD-67 SD-25 SD-53 SD-36 SD-72 SD.64 SD-22 SD-57 SD-35 SD-40 SD-65 SD-58 SD-5 SD-21 SD-54 SD-6
Perchloroethylene ............... .... (1948)
Perchloric Acid Solution,
preliminary
..... (1947)
Phenol ................................... .... (1946)
Phosphoric Acid ......... . .....(1958)
Phosphoric Anhydride ....... .... (1948)
Phosphorus, Elemental ..... .....(1947)
Phosphorus Oxychloride ... .... (1948)
Phosphorus Pentasulfide ... .... (1958)
Phosphorus Trichloride ..... .....(1948)
Phtholic Anhydride ........... .....(1956)
Propylene .......... .................. .... (1956)
Sodium Chlorate ................ .....(1952)
Socfiam Cyanide ............. . .....(1949)
Sodium, Metallic .......... . .... (1952)
Sodium and Potassium
Dichromates ......... .
.... (1952)
Styrene Monomer ............. . .....(1951)
Sulfur . .................................. .... (1959)
Sulfur Chlorides
.... (1960)
Sulfur Dioxide ................. . .... (1953)
Sulfuric Acid ...................... .... (1952)
Tetrachloroethone ......... .....(1949) Toluene ................................. .... (1956) Tolylene Diisocyanote ....... .... (1959) Trichloroethylene ................ .... (1956) Vinyl Acetate ...................... .....(1959) Vinyl Chloride .................... .... (1954)
SD-24
SD-11 SD-4 SD-70 SD-28 SD-16 5D-26 SD-71 SD-27 SD-61 SD-59 SD-42 SD-30 SD-47
SD-46 SD-37 SD-74 SD-77 SD-52 SD-20 SD-34 SD-63 SD-73 SD-14 SD-75 SD-56
30 Cents per Copy, except SD-25 Hydrofluoric Acid--50 Cents. Discount of 10% on complete et* or individual orders of 100 or more.
The following Manual* of StandarcT and Recommended Practice are available:
B-1 Handling and Storage of Paper Shipping Sacks when Filled with Chemicals and Allied Products...............15
C-l Carboys (ICC-1A) (For Shippers) ..................................... ,25
C-2 Carboys (JCC-lA) (For Consignees)
.......... ................ 15
0-30 Drums, Steel (ICC-5A) (For Shippers)*............................... .10
0-31 Drums (ICC-5A) (For Consignees) ............ ....................... . .05
D-33
Drums, Steel (ICC-17C and 17E) -- When used for shipping flammable liquids flashing between 20 and 80 F. ................................................................. ................... 20
D-40 Handling and Storage of Fiber Drums..., ............ ...............20
TC-1 Tank Cars--Unloading when filled with sulfuric acid or mixed nitric and sulfuric-acids (Revised T959)........ .30
TC*2 Tank Cars--ICC Spec. 103B, Rubber-Lined--Unloading when filled with Muriatic Acid, Phosphoric Acid, or other authorized liquids ........................... ....... ................
,15
TC-3 Tank Cars--Unloading when filled with liquid Caustic Soda or Caustic Potash (Revised 1946, 1950, 1952).... .20
TC-4 Tank Cars--Unloading when filled with flammable liquids (Revised, 1952) ............ ................. .......................... .20
TC-6 Tank Cars--Unloading when filled with Phenol (Re vised 1959) ......................................................................................30
TC-7 Tank Car--loading and Unloading Platforms...................... 20
L-l Warning labels (Revised, 1956).......................... .............. 1.00
GUIDE FOR SAFETY IN THE CHEMICAL LABORATORY............
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