1,2-PROPYLENE OXIDE BReynolds PI-3 grant. Ethylbenzene ReynoldsBob Combichem lib chemical

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1 Chemical Name 6123 User Name 76 Item Project 6125 Actual Chemical Name User name that will import -Not usually used example: hepnerj Comments and Notes 6126 Any notes or comments about this item 1,2-PROPYLENE OXIDE BReynolds PI-3 grant Ethylbenzene ReynoldsBob Combichem lib chemical Carbon disulfide, ACS Bob-Reynolds-05 Lead (IV) Acetate Nitrobenzene Methanol Potassium Cyanide jhepner jhepner jhepner jhepner

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4 Notebook Number 6129 CAS No Identifier Identifier Cas # Additional field for identifying Chemical Additional field for identifying Chemical BR MFCD MFCD BR phenylethane phenylethane Lead Tetraacetate Essence of mirbane Methyl Alcohol hydrocyanic acid

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7 SQ Chem No Type Ingredient 6184 Concentration 6094 Can leave Blank Not Used Ingredient of a chemical mixture. This must match an existing chemical in the system. Concentration of each ingredient

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10 Ingredient Concentration - Mass Units 6095 Ingredient Concentration - Volume Units 6096 Solvent 6076 Purity Equality List 6098 Mass units in concentration of each ingredient Volume units in concentration of each ingredient Solvent of the mixture Sign associated with purity to indicate equal to, greater than or less than. = > > > >

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13 Purity / Concentration 6041 Purity Units 6042 Grade 6059 Isotopic Purity / Enrichment 6043 Numeric part of purity value. Units of purity. Grade of the chemical. For stable isotope labeled compounds, information about isotopic enrichment. 99 % ACS 99 atom %D 90 % HPLC at least 98% D 5 ppm Reagent C13 depleted % 99 % 99 %

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16 Radionuclide Physical State 6044 Molecular Formula 6045 Molecular Weight Equality List 6097 Physical state of the chemical Molecular Formula of the chemical. Sign associated with molecular weight to indicate equal to, greater than or less than. Solid C6H5CH2OH = Liquid C7H8O = Gas (C6H5)(CH2)OH > Solid (C2H302)4Pb = Liquid C6H5NO2 = Liquid CH40 = Solid Kcn =

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19 Molecular Weight 6046 Molecular Weight Comment Boiling Point 6047 Boiling Point Unit List 6048 Numeric part of molecular weight. Not Used Numeric part of the Boiling point of the chemical. Unit of the boiling point C C F C C C C C at reduced pressure C (Open Cup) F (Closed Cup)

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22 Melting Point 6049 Melting Point Unit List 6050 Flash Point 6051 Flash Point Unit List 6052 Numeric part of the Melting point of the chemical. Unit of the melting point. Numeric part of the Flash point of the chemical. Unit of the flash point. 100 C 100 C 65.5 C 65.5 C (Closed Cup) -85 F -85 F (Open Cup) 180 C 5 C F (Closed Cup) -98 C 52 F (Closed Cup) 634 C C C at reduced pressure C (Open Cup) F (Closed Cup) C C at reduced pressure C (Open Cup) F (Closed Cup)

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25 Specific Gravity 6053 Density 6055 Density Unit 6056 Solubility 6057 Specific gravity of the chemical Numeric part of the Density of the chemical. Unit of the density. Numeric part of the Solubility of the chemical g/cm Kg/m g/ml 2.23 g/cm g/cm g/cm g/ml g/cm3 g/l Kg/L

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28 Solubility Solvent List 6222 ph 6058 Warehouse 6085 Stock Number 6086 Unit of solubility. ph of the chemical. g/100ml in water 7 g/100ml in water Water g/100ml in Water

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31 Alternative Name 6207 Optical Rotation Direction 6060 Optical Rotation 6061 Form 6062 Direction of optical rotation. Numeric part of Optical rotation of the chemical. Form of the chemical crystals slurry Fine Crystals clear liquid liquid solid

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34 Appearance 6063 Odor 6064 Vapor Pressure 6065 Vapor Pressure Unit 6066 Appearance of the chemical. Odor of the chemical. Numeric part of Vapor pressure of a gaseous chemical. Unit of Vapor Pressure. free flowing solid pungent 1 atm slurry sweetish odor 45 mbar almost white very deep yellow-green colorless white deliquescent granular bitter almonds 0.15 mmhg mmhg torr atm. mbar PSI Pa

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37 Vapor Density 6067 Vapor Density Unit 6068 Evaporation Rate 6069 Evaporation Rate Unit 6070 Numeric part of Vapor density of a gaseous chemical. Unit of Vapor Density Numeric part of Evaporation Rate of a gaseous chemical. Unit of Evaporation Rate 1.1 air=1 1.1 BuAc g/m3 1 BuAc 4.2 g/l 0.79 g/l gm/m3 lb/ft3 kg/m3 BuAc g/sq. m /hr air=1

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40 Specific Volume 6071 Specific Volume Unit 6072 Pure Gas Avg. Compressability 6073 Pure Gas Avg. Compressability Unit 6074 Numeric part of Specific Volume of a gaseous chemical. Unit of Specific Volume Numeric part of Pure Gas Unit of Pure Gas Average Average Compressibility of Compressibility. a gaseous chemical. 1.1 m3/kg m3/kg ft3/lbm m3/g

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43 Special Storage Limitations 6075 HEALTH 6077 FLAMMABILITY 6078 INSTABILITY 6079 Special Storage Limitations applicable to the chemical. NFPA Health rating for the chemical. NFPA Flammability rating for the chemical. NFPA Instability rating for the chemical. Store in cool, dry place Refrigerate Keep away from light Store under inert Gas. Air and moisture sensitive Keep tightly closed Keep away from heat, sparks and open flame Store in cool, dry, ventilated area Desiccator reqd. Refrigerate Store below 0C Freezer only Cool, dark place Protect from light

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46 SPECIAL 6080 Poison 6081 Radioactive 6082 Explosive 6083 NFPA Special rating for the chemical. Hazard pictogram representing a poisonous chemical. Hazard pictogram representing a radioactive chemical. Hazard pictogram representing an explosive chemical. Ox Y Y Y -W- Cor Y

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49 Dangerous for the Environment 6142 Keep Away from Food 6143 Harmful 6141 DOT Hazard Class 6084 Hazard pictogramrepresenting chemical which are harmful to environment. Hazard pictogram representing chemical that should be kept away from food. Hazard pictogram representing a harmful chemical. Hazard class assigned to the chemical as per DOT shipping guidelines. Y Y Y 6.1 Forbidden Y Y 6.1 Y 6.1 Y 3 6.1

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52 Health Hazards 6089 Chemical Hazards 6090 Primary Hazard Regulatory List Specific health hazards associated with the chemical. Specific chemical hazards associated with the chemical. Of all the heath and chemical safety hazards associated with the chemical, the primary one. Specific regulatory acts governing usage of the chemical. Toxic Flammable Flammable TSCA Toxic Irritant Oxidizer Corrosive Irritant TSCA RCRA Pyrophoric Unstable Carcinogenic Irritant Toxic Reactive Oxidizer Pyrophoric EHS Toxic Oxidizer Oxidizer SARA 313 Toxic Toxic SARA 313 Toxic Flammable Flammable SARA 313 Poison Nephrotoxic Flammable Solid EHS Neurotoxic Extremely Flammable CERCLA Hepatotoxic Organic Peroxide TSCA Toxic Oxidizer RCRA Highly Toxic Pyrophoric DOT Irritant Sensitizer Carcinogenic Teratogenic Reactive Unstable Reactive Water Reactive Combustible Combustible Liquid Compressed Gas

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55 Federal Hazards Risk Phrase Options 6091 Safety Phrase Options 6092 Notes to Item Records Manager 232 Specific hazards associated with the chemical according to the Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) Specific risk phrases associated with the chemical. Specific safety phrases associated with the chemical. Notes meant for Approver of the record. Fire Hazard R7 May cause fire S8 Keep container dry S7 Keep container tightly Reactivity Sudden R7 May cause fire R14 closed S8 Keep container Release of Pressure Reacts violently with water dry Fire Hazard Immediate (Acute) Health Hazard chemical needed for new project Inventory for new location being added to CM Delayed (Chronic) Health Hazard Fire Hazard R7 May cause fire Fire Hazard R1 Explosive when dry S1 Keep locked up R5 Heating may cause an S2 Keep out of reach of Sudden Release of Pressu explosion children Reactivity R6 Explosive with or without contact with air S3 Keep in a cool place S4 Keep away from living Immediate (Acute) Health HR7 May cause fire quarters R9 Explosive when mixed Delayed (Chronic) Health Hwith combustible material S5A Keep contents under oil R10 Flammable R11 Highly flammable S6A Keep under nitrogen S7 Keep container tightly closed R12 Extremely flammable S8 Keep container dry R13 Extremely flammable S9 Keep container in a liquefied gas well-ventilated place R14 Reacts violently with S12 Do not keep the water container sealed R16 Explosive when mixed with oxidizing S14C Keep away from substances water, acids and alkali

56 R17 Spontaneously flammable in air R19 May form explosive peroxides R20 Harmful by inhalation R21 Harmful in contact with skin R22 Harmful if swallowed R23 Toxic by inhalation R24 Toxic in contact with skin R25 Toxic if swallowed S15 Keep away from heat S17 Keep away from combustible material S18 Handle and open container with care S20 When using do not eat or drink S21 When using do not smoke S22 Do not breathe dust S24 Avoid contact with skin S25 Avoid contact with eyes R26 Very toxic by inhalation R27 Very toxic in contact with skin R28 Very toxic if swallowed R29 Contact with water liberates toxic gas R30 Can become highly flammable in use R31 Contact with acids liberates toxic gases R32 Contact with acids liberates very toxic gas R33 Danger of cumulative effects S27 Take off immediately all contaminated clothing S29 Do not empty into drains S30 Never add water to this product S34 Avoid shock and friction S36 Wear suitable protective clothing S37 Wear suitable gloves S39 Wear eye/face protection S44 If you feel unwell seek medical advice R34 Causes burns R35 Causes severe burns R36 Irritating to eyes R37 Irritating to respiratory system R38 Irritating to skin S47A Keep at temperature not exceeding 65 C S58 To be disposed of as hazardous waste R39 Danger of very serious irreversible effects R40 Possible risks of irreversible effects R41 Risk of serious damage to eyes R42 May cause sensitization by inhalation

57 R43 May cause sensitization by skin contact R44 Risk of explosion if heated under confinement R45 May cause cancer R46 May cause heritable genetic damage R47 May cause birth defects R49 May cause cancer by inhalation R50 Very toxic to aquatic organisms R51 Toxic to aqautic organisms R52 Harmful to aquatic organisms R54 Toxic to flora R55 Toxic to fauna R56 Toxic to soil organisms R57 Toxic to bees R59 Dangerous for the ozone layer