Note: Ingredients listed on restricted chemical lists
EC/CAS
25322-69-4
Name of the chemical
polypropyleneglycol
Concentration
60%
General Information
Revision date
2012-01-02
Product name
ASR084 rubber antistatic agent
Chemical name
ASR084 rubber antistatic agent
CAS No.
25322-69-4
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Company Information
company name
Deschem Co.Ltd
Section 2
RISK CLASSIFICATION
3.1 General remarks Appearance: colorless Physical state: liquid Odour: specific Risk: swallowed by absorption through the skin and harmful
Potential health effects
Single acute excessive contact Inhalation: because of low volatile at room temperature is small chance of inhalation of vapors; contact cannot be dangerous at a time. Eye contact may cause slight temporary eye irritation. but not cause corneal damage. Skin contact: prolonged exposure can cause minor skin irritation, contact red. Skin absorption: absorption amount does not exceed harmful in contact with skin for a long time. Partial components: nitrogen absorption at harmful ammonia-repeated exposure may cause skin. Large areas of damaged skin or chemicals to overheat and can burn the skin contact may inhale lethal content. Phagocytosis: even if the test shows low toxicity to animals, but if oral, nitrogen and ammonia is moderately toxic for human. Injured by accidentally swallowed is not because of general operations, but a lot of swallowed you. Adults eat about 2 ounces (65ml) (1/4 cup) nitrogen and ammonia will be fatal. Fewer components nitrogen and ammonia excessive exposure to possible central nervous system symptoms, heart (metabolic acidosis) symptoms and kidney damage. Cause nausea, vomiting, stomach diarrhea. Chronic, excessive, prolonged or repeated exposure Tests found excessive doses to animals will have adverse effects on the kidneys of animals. There may be more toxic to humans. In burns patients in renal failure and death reports, indicate that kidney failure and necrosis induced by nitrogen and ammonia can be one of the reasons. Other excessive impact contact no current information that can be used. See 11th part
TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION
and information about the potential human health effects Potential environmental impacts See section 12-ecological information