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I. PRODUCT
IDENTIFICATION |
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Name:
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Water Preserver™
Concentrate |
Description: Clear,
light yellow liquid with
chlorine odor |
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Other Designations |
Manufacturer |
Emergency Procedure |
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EPA Reg. No. 61428-1
Sodium Hypochlorite
solution |
Manufactured for:
7C's Safety &
Environmental
Consultants
P.O. Box 2704
Huntington Beach, CA
92647 |
Notify your supervisor.
Call your local poison
control center, or
Dial 9-1-1 for emergency |
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II. HEALTH HAZARD
INFORMATION |
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III. INGREDIENTS AND
HAZARDS |
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Concentrate causes
severe but temporary eye
irritation. May irritate
skin. May cause nausea
and vomiting if
concentrate is ingested.
Exposure to vapor or
mist may irritate nose,
throat and lungs. The
following medical
conditions may be
aggravated by exposure
to high concentrations
of vapor or mist: heart
conditions or chronic
respiratory problems
such as asthma, chronic
bronchitis, or
obstructive lung
disease. Under normal
consumer use of
concentrate the
likelihood of any
adverse health effects
from the concentrate is
extremely low.
FIRST AID:
EYE CONTACT:
immediately flush eyes
with plenty of water. If
irritation persists, see
a doctor. SKIN
CONTACT: remove
contaminated clothing.
Wash area with water.
INGESTION: Drink
large quantities of
water and call a
physician. Do not use
baking soda or acidic
antidotes.
INHALATION: If
breathing problems
develop remove to fresh
air. |
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Ingredients: Sodium
Hypochlorite, CAS#
7681-52-9
Concentration: 5.25%
Hazard: Corrosive
None of the ingredients
in this product are on
the IARC, NTP or OSHA
carcinogen list.
Occasional clinic
reports suggest a low
potential for
sensitization upon
exaggerated exposure to
sodium hypochlorite
(Concentrate) if skin
damage (e.g. abrasion)
occurs during exposure.
Routine clinical tests
conducted on intact skin
found no sensitization
in test subjects. |
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IV. SPECIAL PROTECTION
INFORMATION ** |
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V. SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS |
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Hygienic Practices
(Concentrate):
Wear safety glasses.
With repeated or
prolonged exposure to
Concentrate, wear rubber
or plastic gloves.
Ventilation Requirements
(Concentrate):
No special ventilation
required unless
concentrate is exposed
to acidic conditions.
Work Practices
(Concentrate):
Avoid eye and skin
contact and inhalation
of vapor or mist. |
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Keep Concentrate out of
reach of children. Do
not get in eyes or on
skin.
Wash thoroughly with
soap and water after
handling. Do not mix
with other household
chemicals such as toilet
bowl cleaners, rust
removers, vinegar, acid
or products containing
ammonia. Store in a cool
dry place. Do not reuse
empty container; rinse
container and put in
trash receptacle. |
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VI. SPILL OR LEAK
PROCEDURES |
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VII. REACTIVITY DATA |
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Small quantities
(Concentrate), less than
5 gallons, may be
flushed down the drain.
For larger quantities
wipe up with absorbent
material or mop and
dispose of it in
accordance with local,
state and federal
regulations. Dilute with
water to minimize
oxidizing effect on
spilled surface. Absorb
spills with diatomaceous
earth or soda ash for
waste disposal. |
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Concentrate stable under
normal use and storage
conditions.
Strong Oxidizing agent.
Reacts with other
household chemicals such
as toilet bowl cleaners,
rust removers, vinegar,
acids or products
containing ammonia to
produce hazardous gases
such as chlorine and
other chlorinated
species. Prolonged
contact with metal may
cause pitting or
discoloration. |
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VIII. FIRE AND EXPLOSION |
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IX. PHYSICAL DATA |
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Not flammable or
explosive. In a fire,
cool containers to
prevent rupture and
release of sodium
chlorate. Dilute
copiously, avoid fumes
and ventilate. |
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Boiling Point : 212 deg.
F / 100 deg. C
(decomposes)
Specific Gravity :
1.085 (H2O = 1)
Solubility in Water:
Complete
pH: 10.0 - 11.0 |
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As of the date of this
document, the foregoing
information is believed
to be accurate and is
provided in good faith
to comply with
applicable state and
federal laws. However,
no warranty or
representation is
intended or given. |
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