Composition/Specification of Components

Hazard statements

Highly flammable. - Special hazard data for people and environment: Do not pour into drains.

Classification system

Classification corresponds to the latest EC lists for substances and to the latest calculation basis for preparations. First Aid Procedure - General Information: - After Inhalation: Remove to fresh air. - After Skin contact: Rinse with water and soap immediately - After Eye contact: Immediately flush with plenty of water for at least 15 min. and get medical attention. - After Ingestion: Rinse your mouth with water. Swallow water. Try not to vomit. See physician Fire Fighting Procedure - Suitable extinguishing media: Dry extinguishing media; foam; carbon dioxyd (CO2); water spraying. - Extinguishing media that should not to be used for safety reasons: Water jet. - Special protective equipment: Procedure in Case of Unintended Liberation - Personal precautions: Do not breathe vapour; eventually wear a gas mask. - Environmental precautions: Do not pour into drains. - Cleaning/Absorption Procedures: Eliminate all ignition source; use absorbent materials. Dispose waste as described under "Disposal of toxic waste." Handling and Storage - Handling: - Information for safe handling: Keep away from heat and open flame. Keep container in a well ventilated place, take precautionary measures against static discharge. - Fire and explosion hazard data: Keep away from sources of ignition - No smoking.

Storage

Keep container tightly closed. Recommended storage temperature: 10°C - 25°C. - VbF Class: A1 = flammable Exposition Limits and Personal Protective Equipment - Ingredients and limits which need to be controlled with regard to their Concentration at the working station: CAS No. Description of the Substance % Type Value Unit 67-63-0 i-propanol 40-50 MAK 980 mg/m³ 142-82-5 Heptane 40-50 MAK 2000 mf/m³

Additional information

Personal Protective Equipment: - General protective and hygienic procedures: Use gloves; do not eat, drink or smoke at workplace. Wash hands with water and soap before breaks. Change polluted clothes immediately. - Respirator: Good ventilation at workplace. Do not breathe vapour. - Hands: Wear solvent resistant gloves - Eyes: Wear protection glasses with side protection. Physical and Chemical Properties: - Form: LIQUID - Colour: WITHOUT COLOUR - Odour: ALCOHOLIC ODOUR Value/Range Unit Method state change melting point °C boiling point/range 76 °C DIN flash point 12 °C DIN ignition temperature >200 °C DIN explosion hazard explosion limit for heptane lower 1.1 Vol.% upper 6.7 Vol.% vapour pressure for heptane 48 mbar literature density 0.73 g/cm³ DIN solubility in water N.A. g/l (25°C) pH value ( g/l) N.A. --- viscosity (20°C) N.A. --- Stability and Reactivity - Conditions to be avoided: Do not inhale vapors. Bad ventilation. Avoid ignition sources. Avoid electrostatic charges. - Substances to be avoided: None if used following instructions. - Hazardous decomposition products: CO, CO2 Toxicology Data - No data available for the product itself. - We have to consider the MAK value of i-Propanol (980 mg/m³) Ecology Data - Kühn-Birett : H1 - WGK : 1L Disposal Data - Product: Organic halogen-free solvents - Recommendation: collecting container O - Waste key No.: 14 - Contaminated packaging: