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Effective Date: Jan. 2006
Supplier:
1) Product Identification:
Product name | silica gel |
Product use |
gas drying |
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2) Composition/Information on Ingredients:
Ingredient | Weight in product | EC Index No | EC EINECS No | Classification |
Amorphous silica Gel 1327-36-2 | 100% | n.a | 215-475-1 | n.a |
3) Hazards Identification:
Most important hazards: Specific hazards: |
Clasification according to the European Directive on
classification of hazardous preparations 1999/45/EC. Spheres: Material is slippery |
4) First Aid Measures:
General | Do not breathe dust Wash hands before breaks and immediately after handling the product. No hazards which require special first aid measures |
Inhalation |
Remove to fresh air. Get medical attention for any breathing difficulty. |
Ingestion |
Give several glasses of water to dilute, If large amounts were swallowed, get medical advice. |
Skin Contact |
Wash exposed area with soap and water. Get medical advice if irritation develops |
Eye Contact |
Immediately flush eyes with plenty of water: If symptoms persist, call a physician. |
5) Fire Fighting Measures:
Fire Extinguishing Media |
The product itself does not burn. Standard procedure for chemical fires |
Explosion |
Not considered to be an explosion hazard |
Not use |
not applicable |
Special Information |
Product on the ground may have a slippery effect. |
6) Accidental Release Measures:
Methods for cleaning up |
Contain spillage. Scoop up or vacuum into a container for reclamation or disposal. Avoid dusting. |
Personal precautions |
Avoid dust formation. Use personal protective equipment |
Environmental Precautions: |
No special environmental precautions required |
7) Handling and Storage:
General advice |
Keep Containers dry and tightly closed to avoid moisture adsorption and contamination. Keep in a dry, cool place. |
Handling and storage |
Product on the ground may have a slippery effect. Avoid contact with skin and eyes |
8) Exposure Controls/Personal Protection
Engineering measures | Ensure adequate ventilation, especially in confined areas |
Hygiene measures |
Wash hands before breaksand immediately after handlingthe product |
Personal Protective Equipment |
Safety glasses with side-shields. Lightweight protective clothing |
Respiratory Protection |
Dust: Use approved respiratory protection if exposure limits are exceeded or overexposure is likely. (dust filter type P1) |
Protective glovers |
rubber or plastic glovers |
Ventilation | Local exhauset ventilation is recommended to control
exposure to within applicable limits. |
Ingredient | Weight in Product (%) | ACGIH TLV: EU | Occupational Exposure Limits |
Amorphous Aluminosilica Gel 1327-36-2 |
100 | None Established | 4 mg/m³ (Inhalable fraction, General dust limit) |
9) Physical and Chemical Properties
Appearance |
transparent bead |
Odor |
none |
Solubility |
Insoluble |
Boiling Point |
2980°C |
Melting Point |
>1000°C |
Bulk density | 400 -900 kg / m³ |
Vapor density | Not applicable |
Vapor pressure | Not applicable |
pH | app.4 |
Flash point °C | Not applicable |
autoignition temperature °C | Not applicable |
Lower Explosive Limit % | Not applicable |
Upper Explosive Limit % | Not applicable |
10) Stability and Reactivity
Stability Data |
Stable up to 823 °C. Above this temperature Amorphous Silica will transform into Crystalline Silica |
Hazardous Decomposition Products |
Fresh material: none anticipated |
Polymerization |
Will not occur |
Incompatibilitiy (Materials to Avoid) |
This material is a desiccant and can absorb water or arganic liquids and vapors with some generation of heat. |
Polymerisation - Avoid |
None anticipated |
11) Toxicological Information
Information on Produt: Chronic Toxicity |
Avoid dust formation. Prolonged exposure may cause chronic effects |
Potential Health Effects: Inhalaton: |
May result in drying of mucous membranes.May cause irritation of the respiratory tract. |
Ingestion | May cause stomach discomfort |
Skin Contact | May cause skin irritation. Drying |
Eye Contact | Causes eye irritation |
Chronic Health Hazards | Prolonged or repeated exosure to dust may cause pulmonary problems |
Information on Componenets | Ingredient Weight in Product | Acute Toxicity -Oral | Acute Toxicity-Inhalation | Acute Toxicity -Dermal | Acute Toxicity -Other |
Amorphous Silica Gel 1327-36-2 |
100 | Not Available | Not Available | Not Available | Not Available |
Carcinogenicity
Information on Componenets | Ingredient Weight in Product | IARC (See Notes) | ACGIH(See Notes) | EU Carcionogenicity (See Notes) |
Amorphous Silica Gel 1327-36-2 |
100 | N3 | N | N |
12) Ecological Information
Information on Product Environmental Fate | No data available to the best of our knowledge |
Mobility | Not relevant. Insoluble in water |
Persistence/Degradeablility | No data available to the best of our knowledge |
Ecotoxicological Information | No data available |
13) Disposal Consideration
Disposal of Waste Method | In accordance with local and national regulations |
Contaminated Packaging | Empty contaminated containers/packaging must be handled according to regulations as given for the hazardous properties of the contamination. |
Other Information | Used product may have different hazards or properties than the original product. This SDS does NOT apply to spent/used product |
14) Transport Information
ADR/RID Class: |
Not Regulated |
IMO/IMDG EmS No.: |
Not Regulated |
ICAO/IATA ICAO Class |
Not Regulated |
15) Regulatory Information:
Europe: Indication of Danger | Not a Dangerous Preparation under current legislation |
Category of Danger | None |
Risk Phrases | Not applicable |
Safety Phrases | Not applicable |
Water endangering class | Not water endangering according to VwVwSof 17 May 1999 (German Legislation) |
Waste disposal number | For fresh product 06 08 99 (European Waste disposal number) |
16) Other Information
Revision number | |
Sections Revised in this Version | All Sections: Reissue from a new MSDS authoring system, and safety data sheet re-classified according to the European Directive on classification of hazardous preparations article 14 of Directive 1999/45/EC |
Prepared By:
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Christoph Waller Long Life for Art according to the European regulations 1999/45, 2001/60, 2001/58 and 2001/59 which are mandatory per 31. 7. 2002. |