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all the inormaion requied by the CPR. [ 3. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION ] s O i i o e e ‘gas mixure o 4 e, B is a coloress gas which has a rotter-egg odor (due o the prasence of Hydrogen Sulide). The odor cannot be reied e S T s — T i, e o oo e G o, oy S o g ubie,yangn s o cums i Ss 2t atmospheres (-mdwymsmflemfim 'spaces or other pooriy-ventiated environments); mammal—m atmospherss may be asphyxiated. STHPTONS OF OVER SXFOSURE BY ROUTE O EXPOURE: Th st st ekt [~ INHALATION: Due to the small size of an individual cylinder of this gas mixture, no unusual ‘health effects from over-exposure 1o the product are anticipated under routine circumstances of IHEALTH HAZARD e 3 use. A polential health hazard autism V4!“ this gas mixture is the potential of Imam of Hydrogen Suiide, & component of this gas mixture. Such over-exposures may occur if this gas mixture is used in a confined space or other poorly-ventiated area. Over-exposures to Hydrogen | |eLAMMABILITY HAZARD meo | o Sulfide can cause dizziness, headache, and nausea. Over-exposure to this gas could result in respiralory arest, coma, or unconsciousness, due 1o the presence of Hydrogen Suifide. that the odor is rio longer an effective warming of the presence of this gas. A summary of exposure e concentrations and observed effocts are as follows: Continuous inhalation of low concentrations of Hydrogen Sulide may cause offactory faligue, so [ PHYSICAL HAZARD tetiom CONCENTRATION OF PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT HYDROGEN SULFIDE (OBSERVED EFFECT us-zaunm Odors unpleasant o o Eye initation. Dryness and iitation of noss, throat, o Sim higher than 50 ppm Intatlon o the respiratory system. o Sochion 200-250 ppm 100-150 ppm Temporary Headathe, vomiting nausea. Proonged exposure may loss of smell. 7oA ires s i opiaons fead 10 ung darmage, Exposures of 45 hours can b fate. 300-500 ‘Swifter onset of symptoms. Death occurs n 1-4 hours. 500 ppm Headache, excitement, staggering, and stomach ache after brief exposure. Death occurs within 0.5 - 1 hour of exposure. >600ppm Rapid onset of unconsciousness, coma, death. > 1000 ppm Immediate respiratory arest. NOTE: This gas miture contains a maximum of 250 ppm Hydrogen Suifide. The higher concentration values here are presented to delineate the complele health effects which have been observed for humans after exposure to Hydrogen Sulfide. NON-FLAMMABLE GAS MIXTURE MSDS - 50018 EFFECTIVE DATE: FEBRUARY 16, 2011 y 3. HAZARD IDENTIFICATION (continued) Inhalation over-exposures to almospheres containing more than the Threshold Limit Value of Carbon Monoxide (25 ppm), another ‘component of this gas mixture, can result in serious health consequences. Carbon Monoxide is classified as a chemical asphyxiant, ‘producing a toxic action by Gombining with the hemoglobin of the blood and replacing the available oxygen. Through this replacement, the body is deprived of the required Grygen, and asphydaion bcurs. Sinc e afinity of Carbon Morods fr emoglbin s about 200-300mes that of axyge, oy O onryie will case a toc reacton fo occur. Carbon Monoxide exposures in excess of 50 ppm wil produce symploms of poisoring smal Aty if breathed for a sufficiently long time. If this gas mixture is released in a small, poorty ventilated area (i.e. an enclosed or confined space), symptoms which may develop include the following: CONCENTRATION OF CARBON MONOXIDE 'OBSERVED EFFECT Over-exposure to Carbon Monoxide can be indicated by the fips and fingemals tuming ‘Allexposure levels: bright red. 200 ppm: Slight symptoms (i.e. headache) afier ‘several hours of exposure. 400 ppm: Headache and discomfort experienced within 2-3 hours of exposure. Within 1.5 hours, there is a of the heart occurs. 1,000 -2000 ppm: Within 30 minutes, slight palpitations tendency to stagger. within 200-2500 ppm: Within 2 hours, there is mental confusion, headaches, and nausea. Unconsciousness ‘ 30 minutes. $2500 ppm: 3 Adtional. f mixtures of this gas mixture contin less than 19.5% Orygen and are rleased in a small, poorly ventlaled area (Le. an encosed or onfned space), an oxygen-defcent environment may occur. Indiduals breathing such an almosphere may experience symploms which include Potential for collapse and death before waming symptoms. headaches, finging in ears, dizziness, drowsiness, unconsciousness, nausea, vomiing, and depression of allthe senses. Under some cieumsiances with various levels of axygen are as follows: of over-expostre, death may occur. The following effects assodiated 'CONCENTRATION OF OXYGEN o D 12-16% Oxygent: Brealhing and pulse rate increased, muscular coordination slightly disturbed. 10-14% Oxyger: Emotional upse, abnormal fatigue, disturbed respiration. 610% Oxygen: Nausea, vomifing, collapse, or loss of consciousness. health effects: ACUTE: Due to the smal size of the individual cylinder of this gas mixiure, no unusual heaith effects from exposure o the product are anticipated of ths gas mixiure are toxic 10 humans. tnder routine circumstances of use. However the Hycrogen Sulfide and Carbon Monaxide components Over exposurs o this gas mixure can causs nausea, dzziness, headaches, calapse, unconsciousness, coma, and death. Dus 1o the presance of ‘Sufide, over exposures {o this gas mixture can alsa iitate the skin and eyes; severe eye contamination can resultn blindness. of this gas mixture, which do not resut in death, may cause long-tem CHRONIC: Severe over-exposures o the Hydrogen Sufide component Symploms such as memory loss, paralysis of facial musces, or nerve tissue damage. In serous cases of over-exposure, the eyes can b permananty damaged. Skin disorders and respiratory condifons may be aggravaled by repeated over-exposures [0 tis gas product. Refer (8 Soction 11 (Toxicology Information) for additional information on the components of this gas mixiure. - Chroric exposure 10 oxygen-deficent atmospheres (below 18% oxygen in air) may affect the heart and nervous system. TARGET ORGANS ACUTE Respiratory system, blood system, central nervous system effects, cardiovascular system, skin, eyes. CHRONIC Neurological system, reproductive system, eyes.