Features

• Chemical family – Organic dye solution

Ingredients

• Nonhazardous ingredients each
• Deionized water

Physical – chemical characteristics

• State – liquid
• Appearance – Dark green
• Odor – None
• Boiling pt (f) – 212
• pH – 8.5
• Specific gravity – 1
• vapor pressure (mm hg) – 17
• vapor density (air=1) – .6
• Percent volatile by volume – 99
• Solubility in water – soluble

Fire, explosion hazard and reactivity data

• Flash PT – NA
• Method – NA
• Flammable limits – LEL – NA
• UEL – NA
• Extinguishing media – Dry chemical, carbon dioxide, water spray or foam
• Special procedures – Wear self-contained (positive pressure if available) breathing apparatus
• and full-protective clothing
• FIRE/Explosion hazards and hazardous decomposition products – May emit toxic fumes of carbon oxides
• NFPA Code – Health – 0
• Flammability – 0
• Reactivity – 0
• Specific – NA
• Conditions to avoid – Extreme heat, temperatures.

Health hazard data

• Ingredient – NA
• Toxicity – NA
• PEL – NA
• TLV – NA
• Stel – NA
• Route(S) of entry – Inhalation Ingestion X Skin X
• Target organ(S) – Eyes, skin
• Carcinogenicity – NTP No IARC No&nbspOSHA No
• Health hazards and symptoms of exposure
• Eyes – Contact may cause irritation.
• SKIN – Contact may cause staining.
• INGESTION – Large quantities may cause gastrointestinal irritation.
• INHALATION – NA
• Medical conditionS Aggravated by exposure – Eye and skin conditions

Precautionary measures

• Protective equipment – General purpose gloves, safety glasses, lab coat
• Handling – Avoid contact with eyes, skin, and clothing. Avoid breathing chemical. Wash
• thoroughly after handling.
• Storage – Cool, dry area. Avoid direct sunlight

Emergency and first aid procedures

• Eye and skin contact – Immediately flush eyes with water for 20 minutes or until chemical is
• removed. Call physician. Wash skin thoroughly with soap and water.
• INGESTION – Give large amounts of water. Call physician. Treat sympt