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POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS Health 9 Environmental Sciences T.I.M.E. SYSTEM DR-0027-0713 ASBESTOS PAGE 08/18/S REFT d REPRODUCTIVE EFFECTS - No relevant information found. MUTAGENICITY - Some forms of asbestos have been reported to induce chromosomal changes in tissue culture. END OF REPORT; FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: Chemical Hazard Evaluation 9 Communication Health 9 Environmental Sciences 1803 Building, Midland, MI 48674 Phone (317) 636-1909 * TRADEMARE OF THE DON CHEMICAL COMPANY RESTRICTED - DON USE ONLY 00 a 0195?6 CONFTDFNTTAI POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS Health if Environmental Sciences T.I.M.E. SYSTEM DR-0027-0713 ASBESTOS LATEST REVISION: 01/08/89 CAS NUMBER: 0001332-21-4 SYNONYMS AMPHIB0L2 APPEARANCE: fibrous solid in various colors PAGE 1 08/18/89 REPT H EXPOSURE GUIDELINES: Asbestos (fibers >5 micron): OSHA PEL is 0-2 fibers/cc TWA; 1 fiber/cc for 30-minute short-term exposure. ACGIH TLV is 0.3 fibers amosite/cc, 0.2 fibers crocidolite/cc, 2 fibers chrysolite and other forms/cc; Ala. OSHA General Industry Standard 29CFR191Q.1001. OSHA Construction Standard 29CFR1926.58. --------------------------------------- POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS --------------------------------------- This section includes possible adverse effects which could occur if this material is not handled in the recommended manner. These effects apply to stated material and may not apply to dilutions or formulations of that material. EYE - Mechanical injury only. SKIN - Mechanical injury only. - Shin absorption is unllhely due to physical properties. INGESTION - Single dose oral LD50 has not been determined. - Amounts Ingested incidental to industrial handling are not llhely to cause injury; however, ingestion of larger amounts may cause injury. ACUTE INHALATION EFFECTS - Excessive exposure to dust causes chronic inflammations of lung tissue and pleural membranes, as well as cancers, in both man and animals. SUBCHRONIC EFFECTS - Prolonged exposure to asbestos dust has been found to cause pulmonary fibrosis (asbestosis), which may be disabling and even fatal. CHRONIC EFFECTS / CARCINOGENICITY - Has been shown to cause cancer in humans. - For hazard communication purposes under OSHA Standard 29 CFR Part 1910.1200, this chemical is listed as a carcinogen by NT? and IARC. TERATOGENIC EFFECTS - No relevant information found. * TRADEMARK OF THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY RESTRICTED - DOW USE ONLY n POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS Health. & Environmental Sciences T.I.M.E. SYSTEM DR-0027-0713 ASBESTOS PAGE 0S/18/S REFT H REPRODUCTIVE EFFECTS - Ho relevant Information found. MUTAGEHXCITY - Some forms of asbestos have been reported to Induce chromosomal changes in tissue culture. EHD OF REPORT; FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONTACT: Chemical Hazard Evaluation tf Communication Health 9 Environmental Sciences 1803 Building, Midland, MI 48674 Phone (317) 636-1909 * TRADEMARK OF THE DON CHEMICAL COMPANY RESTRICTED - DON USE ONLY 00 A C.ONF I DENT T Al POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS Health. 9 Environmental Sciences T.I.M.E. SYSTEM DR-0027-0713 ASBESTOS LATEST REVISION: 01/08/89 CAS NUMBER: 0001332-21-4 SYNONYMS AMPHXBOLB APPEARANCE: fibrous solid in various colors PAGE 1 08/13/89 KEPT H EXPOSURE GUIDELINES: Asbestos (fibers >9 micron): OSHA PEL is 0.2 flbers/cc TWA; l fiber/cc for 3Q-mnute short-term exposure. ACGIH TLV Is 0.9 fibers amoslte/cc, 0.2 fibers crocidollte/co, 2 fibers chrysolite and other forms/cc: Ala. OSHA General Industry Standard 29C7R1910.1001. OSHA Construction Standard 29CFR1926.58. -------------------------------------- POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS --------------------------------------- This section includes possible adverse effects which could occur If this material is not handled In the recommended manner. These effects apply to stated material and may not apply to dilutions or formulations of that material. EYE - Mechanical Injury only. SHIN - Mechanical injury only. - Shin absorption is unlikely due to physical properties. INGESTION - Single dose oral LDSO has not been determined. - Amounts ingested incidental to Industrial handling are not likely to cause Injury; however, ingestion of larger amounts may cause Injury. ACUTE INHALATION EFFECTS - Excessive exposure to dust causes chronic inflammations of lung tissue and pleural membranes, as veil as cancers, in both man and animals. - ' ' 'SUBCHRONIC EFFECTS - Prolonged exposure to asbestos dust has been found to cause pulmonary fibrosis (asbestosls), which may be disabling and even fatal. CHRONIC EFFECTS / CARCINOGENICITY - Has been shown to cause cancer In humans. - For hazard communication purposes under OSHA Standard 29 CFR Part 1910.1200, this chemical is listed as a carcinogen by NTP and IARC. TERATOGENIC EFFECTS - No relevant information found. TRADEMARK OF THE DON CHEMICAL COMPANY RESTRICTED - DON USE ONLY 00 conf idnttai