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Mfllt lufu No. Approval Cspirot April 30. 1971
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
WAGE AND LABOR STANDARDS ADMINISTRATION Bureau of Labor Standards
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
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SECTION I
manufacturer's name
B. F. Goodrich Chemical Company
ADDRESS (Number, Street, City, Stole, and ZIP Code)
6100 Oak Tree Blvd.. Cleveland. Ohio 44131
CHEMICAL NAME AND SYNONYMS
Vinvl Chloride. Chloroethvlene. ChlQEQe.tbenfe
CHEMICAL FAMILY
FORMULA
Monomer (Haloaenated Hydrocarbon)
EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NO.
Chemtrec (800) 424-9300
TRAOE NAME AND SYNONYMS
Good-rite Vinvl Chloride CH2CHC1
SECTION II
PAINTS. PRESERVATIVES. & SOLVENTS
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PIGMENTS i
catalyst
%
HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS
TtV (Unfit)
ALLOYS AND METALLIC COATINGS BASE METAL
alloys
; vehicle
solvents t
, AOOITIVES
METALLIC COATINGS
FILLER METAL PLUS COATING OR CORE FLUX OTHERS
others
M { HAZARDOUS MIXTURES OF OTHER LI0UI0S, S0LI0S, OR CASES h;
' Vinvl Chloride
TLV % (Units)
TLV % (Units)
100 500ppn
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SECTION III PHYSICAL DATA
BOILING POINT ff.l
SPECIFIC GRAVITY |HjO= II g 150/4 q 7
VAPOR PRESSURE |mm H9.I ^ ggOp VAPOR DENSITY (AIR = I|
2570
PERCENT VOLATILE 8Y VOLUME l%>
j EVAPORATION RATE
1 2.15 1
=11
SOLUBILITY IN WATER
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APPEARANCE AND OOOR Colo r,less ,liq. ui.d, or qas with faintly sw_e__e. t odor
0.9195
99 ..99 N.A. *
SECTION IV FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA
FLASH POINT (Meihod usod)
-108.4F O.C.
FLAMMABLE LIMITS
L.I
% by volume in air '___ 1^6____ .
EXTINGUISHING MEDIA -
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Carbon Dioxide, dry chemical aqents (preferred)
SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES
See Section 7.5.2 of M.C.A. Chemical Safety Data
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UNUSUAL FIRE ANO EXPLOSION HAZARDS
___ An pvnlnsinn hazard can exist when drawing samples hot spots, friction, spark producing equipment ana
or venting. Open flame, local statu: eieuuxxuxxy are to be
___ avoided when handling this material.
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SECTION V HEALTH HAZARD DATA
THRFSKOLO LIMIT VALUC 500 ppn or 1300 Ma^Mj______________________ ____ ___ ___ _ _
- EFFECTS OF OVEREXPOSURE Rxnnsnrp of hioh levels may produce some lung irritation; chronic overexposure
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may produce liver iniurv. Acts as anesthetic when inhaled. EMERGENCY ANO FIRST AID PROCEDURES
Immediately remove affected individual to fresh air.___ Remove clothing and shops
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afterted by concentrated form. Wash affected skin areas with soap and water (warm! Wash affected.eyes with room temperature water for 15 minutes. Refer individual
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SECTION VI REACTIVITY DATA .
' STABILITY
UNSTABLE
CONDITIONS TO AVOIO Presence of oxvoen. air. sunlioht. heat and
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STABLE
** contamination.
' INCOMPATABILITY (Materials to avoid) i Oxvoen. acetvlene in contact with
rapper
oxygen
generating
compounds.__________________
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i. hazardous oecomposition prooucts Hydrogen ^Chloride and Acetylene (higher analogs of ben!___zene and acetvlene mav be produced
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HAZARDOUS ! POLYMERIZATION
MAY OCCUR WILL NOT OCCUR
CONDITIONS TO AVOID X Heat, Oxygen, sunlight
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SECTION v;i SPILL OR LEAK PROCEDURES
STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED
Call Chemtrec immediately at (800) 424-9300 in the 48 contiguous States of the
u.s.A.i 483-7616 in District of Columbia; (200) 483-7616 in Alaska - See Section
7 5 and Section 9 of M.C.A. Chemical Safety Data Sheet SD-56 (Revised 1972)
WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD
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SECTION VIII SPECIAL PROTECTION INFORMATION
RESPIRATORY PROTEC tion (Specify type) Self-contained breathing ap] aaratus (air) j Positive pressur
Hose Mask: 7kir-line mask. Chemical Cartridge Respiral|:ors. Industrial canister-tvoe
} VENTILATION
LOCAL EXHAUST
Adeauate to maintain exposures
SPECIAL
Non-sparking and explosion-pro
MECHANICAL (Ceaeral) _____Below 500 ppm______________
OTHER
Motors-Class i. piv. I (N.E.C.)
' PROTECTIVE GLOVES Work Gloves (rubber preferred)
EYE PROTECTION
Chemical Safety Goggles
> OTHER PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
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SECTION IX SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS
PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING
See Section 7 or M.C.A. Chemical Safety Data Sheet SD-56 (Revised 1972)
OTHER PRECAUTIONS
All containers containing vinyl chloride must be labeled as required by law.
** Under proper handling and storage conditions, vinyl chloride is stable. Note Conditions to Avoid.
OTHER CHEMICAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS AVAILABLE (Date of latest available edition, as of March 1972, given in parentheses)
Acetaldehyde(1952) SD-43
Acetic Add_.(1951) SD-41
Acetic Anhydride (1962) SD-15
Acetone(1962) SD-87
Acetylene(1957) SD-7 Acrolein(1961) SD-85
Acrylonitrile (1964) SD-31
Aluminum Chloride_____ (1956) SD-62
Ammonia Anhydrous____ (1960) SD-8
Ammonia Aqua(1947) SD-13
Ammonium Dichromate --(1952) SD-45
Aniline(1963) SD-17
Antimony Trichloride (Anhydrous)______
(1957) SD-66
Arsenic Trioxide___
(1956) SD-60
Benzene __________
(I960) SD-2
Benzoyl Peroxide__
(1960) SD-81
Benzyl Chloride____ Betanaphthylamine . Boron Hydrides____
(1957) SD-69 (1949) S032 (1961) SD-84
Bromine __________
(1968) SD-49
Butadiene _________
(1954) SD-55
n-Butyllithium in Hydrocarbon Solvents --(1966) SD-91
Butyraldehydes(1960) SD-78
Calcium Carbide(1967)
SD-23
Carbon Disulfide_________(1967) SD-12
Carbon Tetrachloride_____ (1963) SD-3
Caustic Potash(1968)
SD-10
Caustic Soda(1968)
SD-9
Chlorine(1970) SD-80
Chloroform ______ :(1962) SD-89
Chlorosulfonic Acid(1968)
SD-33
Chromic Acid(1952)
S&44
Cresol(1952) SD-48
Ortho-Dichlorobenzene ....(1953) SD-54
Cyclohexane(1957) SD-68
Paraformaldehyde______ (1960) SD-6
Diethylamine(1971) SD-97
Perchloroethyiene_______ (1971) SD-24
Diethylenetriamine ..... (1959) SD-76 Perchloric Acid Solution_..(1965) SD-11
Dimethyl Sulfate _______ (1966) SD-19 Phenol(1964) SD-4
Dinitrotoluenes (1966) SD-93
Phosgene(1967) SD-95
Ethyl Acetate(1953) SD-51
Phosphoric Acid________ (1958) SD-70
Ethyl Chloride(1953) SD-50
Phosphoric Anhydride__ (1948) SD-28
Ethyl Ether______ __ ____(1965) SD-29 Phosphorus, Elemental --(1947) SD-16
Ethylene Dichloride(1971) SD-18
Phosphorus Oxychloride .(1968) SD-26
Ethylene Oxide________________(1971)SD-3P8hosphorus Pentasulfide -(1958) SD-71
Formaldehyde__________ (I960) SD*1
Phosphorus Trichloride --(1972) SD-27
Hydrochloric Acid(1970) SD-39
Phthalic Anhydride _(1956) SD-61
Hydrocyanic Acid______________ (1961)SD-6P7ropylene(1956) SD-59
Hydrofluoric Acid(1970) SD-25 Hydrogen Peroxide______ (1969) SD-53 Hydrogen Sulfide(1968) SO-36
Isopropylamine(1959) SD-72 Lead Oxides(1956) SD-64
Sodium Chlorate(1952) SD-42 Sodium Cyanide(1967) SD-30
Sodium, Metallic (1952) SD-47
Sodium and Potassium Dichromates(1952) SD-46
Maleic Anhydride(1962) SD-88
Styrene Monomer(1971) SD-37
Methanol(1970) SD-22
Sulfur(1959) SO-74
Methyl Acrylate and Ethyl Acrylate(1960) SD-79
Sulfur Chlorides(1960)
SD-77
Methylamines(1955) SD-57
Sulfur Dioxide(1953)
SD-52
Methyl Bromide (1968) SD-35
Sulfuric Acid(1963)
SD-20
Methyl Chloride (1970) SD-40
Tetrachloroethane ______ (1949) SD-34
Methylene Chloride(1962) SD-86
Toluene(1956) SD-63
Methyl Ethyl Ketone____ (1961) SD-83 Toluidine(1961) SD-82
Mixed Acid(1956) SD-65
Toluene Diisocyanate____ (1971) SD-73
Naphthalene(1956) SD-58
1,1,1-Trichloroethane____ (1965) SD-90
Nitric Acid(1961) SD-5
Trichloroethylene(1956) SD-14
paraNitroaniline(1966) SD-94
Vinyl Acetate(1970) SD-75
Nitrobenzene(1967) SD-21
Vinyl Chloride (1972) SD-56
Nitrocellulose (Wet Types) (1970) SD-96
Zirconium and Hafnium Powder(1966) SD-92
0472-5000
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