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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET {APPROV'D by tj,s. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AS * .niio110 fn*m OS^A*2`L if U#w*m ** ki I*-* IwimH >*!? f** #> hU *1 111* # *( *11 f< *f ^*f W Ihl * *! ** Q<L*p+;**4i m~4 * - V "j i-* 4 i - 4. f*'V*l* **! 4 *t*U*>** I* ** t*4 <* * ^ BOILING POIN T (F .) VAPOR PRESSURE :oc) VAPOR DENSITY tir = 1) appsabance CoLorlass +7.16 SOLUBILITY in water 'iliyht 2524 SPECIFIC gravity {H7G r 1` I 0.9104' 20/20C Z*15 *. VOLATILE By volume _J______ -100 llnuiled_gaadiiiiliifaibi.ta.cU_laint>ayeet_QdaEi_Inhibited_ A POl'JT | A A*n M(THOD USCOi ............" inhibitor. -108.4 v Cleveland Open Cup l. r i 4 |u f l 26 ( E XTInCUISHING MEDIA ------- ip Ti-Jror containment XrTTI WATER fTTI 1 XI FOG |A|foam or rire anc ALCOHOL foam protection,of surravmaing~equibm5nE fxlco-. [xIchsmical 1 1 only Self-contained breathing apparatus. Vapors can form flammable & explosive mixtures with air at all normal ambient temperatures. All sources of ignition should be avoided in areas where vinyl chloride vapors are presents 5 T ABIL1TY 'NORMAL CONDITIONS) Sct.on 5 CSHCiTIJni r ArfQ'D REACTIVITY data _ Avoid exposure to air, oxygen, sunlight, STABLE Ignites in air at 882"F. unstable "PAT. INCO 181L IT Y A t ft < A l* To AVQI? *AT6R II ACID OTHff O*IO'Z`NO BASE CORROSIVE H A,*SfU5 OEC^I'OS'I'OH PWOO'JCTJ Hydrogen chloride, carbon monoxide. heat, moisture. hazardous POL fMERlZ- X ma r conoiT'On; * /cio OCCUR . Exposure to oxygen (air), sunlight, moisture & free ayiqn WILL NOT radical initiators or other catalytic impurities. OCCUR S.enan 4 SPILL GR LEAK PROCEDURES S l r O tM I A At l IN ^ A j t MAf| ' A U 15 UlLiifED 0< -- Remove all sources of ignition, supply ample ventilation, allow only properls protected personnel into the area; do not allow vinyl chloride to enter the se'Jer system because of explosive hazard.._____ ____ ____________ Dispose of vinyl chloride as a vapor, venting to an area free of any source of ignition. R&S162368 iVlATJEPTAbSAI-E TV DAiA^ntti (com., 5p?'0- 7 iIEAlTH HAZARD } Ii UL.J -Jtirj' moi.AHb, micmican juac Not considered a problem because product is a gas at ambient temperatures. ( Ft U i OMTiCT Gas - not likely to cause ill effects. Liquid - capable of causing frostbite-type burns, antj cause burns. Inhibitor may accumulate Gas - not likely to cl use irritation. Liquid - capable of causing frostbite-type burns. Inhibitor; if concentrated, may be absorbed in toxic amounts.______ ________________ ____________________ ________ Not absorbed through skin in pure form. InHIBTtor', if concentrated, may be absorbed in tJxic amounts. TLV: 200 ppm (1972) ; Dow recommends using a guide level of 50 ppm. *'-'- V ^ t H C * 0 c" * c Lower concentration - d- Lzriness & drunkeriness, possibly lung irritation. High concentration - anesthetic effect. ____ eye |Uuusm EYES & SKIN: Flush with plenty of water for at least 15 min.; for eyes, get medical attention. Remove contaminated clothing and free of chemical before reuse. INHALATION: If person < T*# l v-Oi oa **:>u`C ul ( TH experiences ill effects, remove hLm to fresh air, keep him vOU'Tmo r '.O'AINO quiet & warm & get medical attention. Give artificial respira * VTA TER tion if breathing stops. INGESTION: Not a problem. Gas at 0t A T *tl i,E AST .15 Jfl room temperature. I ... .3 | I I 1 s.et.on 8 SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION V ' "`'Six or more air changes per hour. Control to TLV level, or preferably tc 7Q'V1 s recommended i ndus trial_hygf enp T^vel_.. ______________________________ * ZZ 7' iU Sp*c.*y yp*' Up to TLV - none,. TLV to TL for % hour or less - full-face gas mask and canister. Greater - self-contained breaching apparatus. Impervious gloves, aprons, shoes. Clean, body-covering clothing. Rescue harness & lifeline for entering tanks or enclosed storage space. fil "QOVCCTtON ,S NO t NO#Vi L. l_ v |--------U* FfTT ClDJU [ ________ jAifHOpT s'pe >HictPi [\*y^""t|ocwastpjyciVmAtLaEoNcTe_t_e_i_ __ im" Eyewash Is AFf ' S'. *5* f * 11-.c `iMiFin I I ""-^ - * [ -tc-vO stations & safety showers should be sn.gff 9 special precautions or other comments t> fc TAHfcN IN nANOUNi; AN. STJN"|C readiTv available.~ Storage should be in an isolated, well-ventilated area. Pits, depressions and basements should be avoided. Avoid all skin and eye contact, especially with inhibited product. Avoid breathing vapors. Vinyl chloride should always be handled with full recognition of its volatility and its flammability. Keep the material enclosed and eliminate all sources of ignition. p <S oro> co <75 <0