kama pigments PS-CA0010, Cadmium lemon

Classification according to GHS

not classified

Signal word

no signal word label codes / pictograms: no pictograms

Hazard statements

none under ghs classification

Prevention

none assigned under ghs

Response

none assigned under ghs

Storage

none assigned under ghs

Disposal

none assigned under ghs

Other hazards

u.s. - hazards not otherwise classified / un ghs - other hazards which do not result in classification see 29 cfr 1910.1027 for the osha cadmium standard. note – cadmium pigments are much less hazardous than other cadmium compounds as they are extremely insoluble. this greatly reduces the risk of absortion of cadmium into the body and also greatly reduces their environmental hazard. as such, the producer - james m. brown ltd. – has not classified their cadmium pigments as hazardous under the ghs system for the us or under eu reach standards. the category “cadmium and cadmium compounds” is regulated under various u.s. laws (sara 313, cercla, rcra, osha cadmium standard at 29 cfr 1910.1027, california proposition 65, various state lists, etc.) as indicated on this safety data sheet. per the osha cadmium standard - do not eat, drink, smoke, chew tobacco or gum, or apply cosmetics in regulated areas, carry the products associated with these activities into regulated areas, or store such products in those areas. (regulated area = area wherever an employee’s exposure to airborne concentrations of cadmium is, or can reasonably be expected to be in excess of the permissible exposure limit - see section 8). Section: 3 Composition / Information on Ingredients Product name: Cadmium pigment chemical composition: components: cas no. % as mixtures, all colors may contain (see note 1): 25-100 C.I pigment red 108 – cadmium sulfoselenide red 58339-34-7 C.I pigment orange 20 – cadmium sulfoselenide orange 12656-57-4 C.I pigment yellow 35 - cadmium zinc sulfide yellow 8048-07-5 plus C.I pigment white 21 – barium sulfate (see note 2) 7727-43-7 0-75 synonyms: as listed under components chemical family: inorganic pigments note 1: these substances are specifically excluded from the specific classification and labelling entries in the ghs table covering cadmium compounds. they have been self-classified by the producer as not hazardous on the basis of their physical and chemical properties – particularly their extreme insolublity. a risk assessment conducted by the eu concluded that these products offer no significant hazard to either human health or the environment. their reach registration has confirmed that no classifications apply – either for human health or the environment. note 2: barium sulfate is present in extended / reduced strength (lithopone-like) pigments/colors. it may also be present at lower levels in cadmium “pure” type pigments to control strength to customers’ standards