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olefins olefins phenol and derivatives olefins aromatics other

olefins olefins olefins Ethylene Propylene ion site Porto Marghera - Brindisi - Priolo - Dunquerke ion site Porto Marghera - Brindisi - Priolo - Dunquerke CAS number 74-85-1 EC number 200-815-3 Ethylene is a petroly derived monomer used primarily as a feedstock in the manufacture of polymer plastics, fibers and other organic s that are ultimately consumed in the packaging, transportation and construction industries and in a multitude of industrial and consumer markets. Nondurable or consumable end uses in particular, packaging make up more than half of ethylene derivative consumption worldwide. One plastic resin, polyethylene, accounts for 55 60% of the total use of ethylene form: refrigerated liquefied gas sweetish threshold: 299 mg/m³ change in condition melting point/melting range: -169 C boiling point/boiling range: -103.8 C flash point -136 C (closed cup) flammability (solid, gaseous) extremely flammable gas ignition temperature 450 C decomposition temperature, is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits: lower: 2.7 vol % upper: 36 vol % oxidizing vapour pressure at -90 C 2124 hpa relative at -104 C: 0.5678 g/cm³ vapour : 0.98 (air=1) study technically not feasible with water at 25 C 0.131 g/l (n-octanol/water) at 20 C other information 1.13 log POW dynamic: based on - property this test is not required gas at room temperature CAS number 115-07-1 EC number 204-062-1 Propylene is used to produce polypropylene (PP): it has numerous : plastic films, containers for industrial batteries, automotive components, electronics, etc. Other derivatives of propylene include propylene oxide, cumene, acrylonitrile, oxo-alcohols and acrylic acid for superabsorbent polymers form: compressed or refrigerated liquefied gas nearly less change in condition melting point/melting range: -185.2 C boiling point/boiling range: -47.7 C flash point: -108 C flammability (solid, gaseous) extremely flammable gas ignition temperature 455 C decomposition temperature, is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits lower: 2 vol % upper: 11.1 vol % oxidizing 10.5 hpa relative at 20 C: 0.0018 g/cm³ vapour at 20 C: 1.4 (air=1) not applicable with water at 20 C 0.2 g/l (n-octanol/water) at 20 C other information 1.77 log POW dynamic: based on - property this test is not required gas at room temperature 4 5

olefins olefins ion site Butadiene Ravenna - Brindisi CAS number 106-99-0 EC number 203-450-8 Production of elastomers (SBR, polybutadiene, nitrile and polychloroprene) accounts for 70% of the global demand for butadiene. Adiponitrile, ABS resins, styrene-butadiene copolymer, latexes, styrene block copolymers and other smaller polymer account for the remainder form: gaseous aromatic threshold: 1.0-1.6 ppm change in condition melting point/melting range: -109 C boiling point/boiling range: -4.4 C flash point -76 C flammability (solid, gaseous) extremely flammable gas ignition temperature 420 C decomposition temperature, is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits lower: 2 vol % upper: 12.5 vol % oxidizing vapour pressure at 17 C 2170 hpa relative at 20 C: 0.62 g/cm³ vapour : 1.87 (air=1) study technically not feasible with water at 20 C 0.735 g/l (n-octanol/water) at 20 C other information 1.99 log KOW dynamic: study technically not feasible kinematic: study technically not feasible gas at room temperature phenol and derivatives 6

phenol and derivatives Phenol Acetone ion site ion site CAS number 108-95-2 EC number 203-632-7 Raw material for thermosetting phenolic resins used for laminated plastics, insulation, moulding (in the automotive, household electrical appliance and electronic industry) and adhesives in the plywood and wood industry. Intermediate for cyclohexanol and cyclohexanone, polyamide resins, bisphenol (epoxy resins and polycarbonates). Intermediate for alkylphenols, for drugs, perfumes, dyes, platicizers sweetish threshold: 0.18 mg/m³ change in condition melting point/melting range: 40.8 C boiling point/boiling range: 181.8 C flash point 81 C flammability (solid, gaseous) not applicable ignition temperature 715 C decomposition temperature not applicable. Product does not present an explosion hazard CAS number 67-64-1 EC number 200-662-2 Intermediate for methacrylates and bisphenol. Solvent for paints, varnishes and lacquers, vinylic and acrylic resins, cellulose resins, adhesives, inks. Extraction solvent for essential oils. Intermediate for the synthesis of many other solvents, intermediate for pharmaceuticals (vitamins) and cosmetics characteristic threshold: 47.5 mg/m³ change in condition melting point/melting range: -94.7 C boiling point/boiling range: 56.5 C flash point -17 C flammability (solid, gaseous) not applicable ignition temperature 465 C decomposition temperature not applicable. Product is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits lower: 1.3 vol % upper: 9.5 vol % explosion limits lower: 2.6 vol % upper: 13 vol % oxidizing : not applicable oxidizing none 0.2 hpa 240 hpa relative at 20 C: 1.07 g/cm³ vapour : 3.24 relative at 20 C: 0.79 g/cm³ vapour at 20 C: 2.01 with water at 15 C (n-octanol/water) at 30 C 82 g/l 1.47 log POW dynamic at 50 C: 3.49 mpas with (n-octanol/water) water: fully miscible polar solvents: fully miscible non-polar solvents: slightly miscible -0.24 log POW dynamic at 20 C: 0.32 mpas 8 9

phenol and derivatives α Methylstyrene Acetophenone ion site ion site CAS number 98-83-9 EC number 202-705-0 As momomer it is used in the ion of homopolymers and copolymers for in many industrial fields. Homopolymers are used to manufacture paints, adhesives and textile coatings. ALFAMET. as copolymer with acrylonitrile and acrylonitrile-butadiene is used to manufacture a modified ABS with improved heat resistance, or linked to other comonomers finds application in paints, enamels and inks, adhesives, and ion exchange resins aromatic threshold: 0.25 mg/m³ change in condition melting point/melting range: -23.2 C boiling point/boiling range: 165 C flash point 40-54 C flammability (solid, gaseous) ignition temperature 574 C decomposition temperature, is not explosive. However, formation of explosive CAS number 98-86-2 EC number 202-708-7 Solvent and intermediate for the synthesis of a wide range of pharmaceuticals (antibiotics, vasoconstrictors) and s (dyes, etc.). Plasticizer and solvent used in the resins industry. Basis for the synthesis of ketone resins for printing paints. Basis for the synthesis of perfumes aromatic Change in condition melting point/melting range: 20.04 C boiling point/boiling range: 202.11 C flash point 105 C (closed cup) flammability (solid, gaseous) based on - property this test is not required ignition temperature 535 C decomposition temperature does not present an explosion hazard. explosion limits lower: 1.1 vol % upper: oxidizing Based on - property this test is not required explosion limits lower: 0.7 vol % upper: 6.1 vol % oxidizing vapour pressure at 25 C 0.45 hpa relative at 20 C: 1.03 g/cm³ vapour : 4.15 2.53 hpa Evaporation rate with water at 25 C relative at 20 C: 0.91 g/cm³ vapour at 20 C: 4.1 0.1 g/l with water at 25 C (n-octanol/water) at 20 C 6.1 g/l 1.65 log POW dynamic at 25 C: 1.681 mpas organic solvents soluble in many organic solvents (n-octanol/water) at 25 C 3.48 log POW dynamic at 20 C: 0.94 mpas 10 11

phenol and derivatives KA oil Cyclohexanone ion site ion site CAS number Intermediate for the ion of adipic acid for nylon 6.6 and cyclohexanone and caprolactam for nylon 6. Intermediate for the manufacture of esters used as plasticizers. Softening solvent for varnishes and lacquers. Solvent for rubber, dyes, resins, oils, greases, waxes and asphalts. Stabilizer and homogenizer for emulsions, soap solutions and detergents used in the fibre industry. Intermediate for the synthesis of pharmaceuticals and cosmetics. Solvent and stabilizer for the preparation of disinfectants NA EC number 906-627-4 colour: characteristic threshold: change in condition melting point/melting range: undetermined boiling point/boiling range: 156 C flash point 48 C flammability (solid, gaseous) - ignition temperature 285 C decomposition temperature self-igniting is not selfigniting is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits lower: 1.3 vol % upper: 11.2 vol % 1.2 hpa at 20 C: 0.94 g/cm³ relative : vapour : with water not miscible or difficult to mix (n-octanol/water) dynamic: kinematic: organic solvents 33.0% CAS number 108-94-1 EC number 203-631-1 Intermediate for the ion of caprolactam for nylon 6 and adipic acid for nylon 6.6. Intermediate for the manufacture of: cyclohexanone peroxide used as catalyst for vinyl polymerization and other reactions; derivatives used as herbicides and insecticides; pharmaceutical derivatives (sedatives, vitamin derivatives); e-caprolactone (PVC plasticizer and used for polyurethane elastomers). Intermediate for cyclohexanone-formaldehyde resins for preparation of lacquers and printing inks. Solvent for many industrial fields: plastics, particularly PVC, polystyrene, methacrylate ester polymers; paints, varnishes, lacquers, particularly nitrocellulose and nitro type; leather degreasing, dye and finish carriers; metals as degreasing agent Acetone-like threshold: 0.48 mg/m³ change in condition melting point/melting range: -31 C boiling point/boiling range: 154.3 C flash point 44 C flammability (solid, gaseous) based on - property this test is not require ignition temperature 420 C decomposition temperature is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits lower: 1.3 vol % upper: 9.4 vol % oxidizing vapour pressure at 30 C 7 hpa relative at 20 C: 0.9465 g/cm³ vapour : 3.4 with water at 20 C 86 g/l (n-octanol/water) at 25 C 0.86 log POW dynamic at 25 C: 2.2 mpas 12 13

aromatics aromatics

aromatics Toluene Mixed Xylenes ion site Porto Marghera - Priolo ion site Priolo aromatics CAS number 108-88-3 EC number 203-625-9 It is an aromatic hydrocarbon with many industrial. It is used as an octane component in the tion of gasolines and in the ion of paints and thinners. Toluene is the raw material used to produce toluene -diisocyanate (TDI) a key material in the ion of polyurethane foams that have vast application in furnishings, automotive components, footwear and in refrigerator ion aromatic threshold: 8,02 mg/m³ : change in condition melting point/melting range: -95 C boiling point/boiling range: 110.6 C flash point 4 C flammability (solid, gaseous) ignition temperature 480 C decomposition temperature, is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits lower: 1.1 vol % upper: 7.1 vol % oxidizing vapour pressure at 21 C 30.89 hpa relative at 20 C: 0.866 g/cm³ vapour : 3.18 with water at 25 C 0.5 g/l (n-octanol/water) at 20 C 2.73 log POW CAS number 1330-20-7 EC number 215-535-7 Mixed Xylenes are used primarily as a source for individual isomer isolation; the isomers serve as intermediates in the manufacture of fibers, plastics, plasticizers and surface coatings. Mixed Xylenes are also used as solvents and as a high-octane component of gasoline colour: characteristic threshold: change in condition melting point/melting range: undetermined boiling point/boiling range: 136 C flash point 27 C flammability (solid, gaseous) ignition temperature 465 C decomposition temperature, is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits lower: 1 vol % upper: 7 vol % oxidizing 650-944 Pa (range categoria) relative : vapour : with water not miscible or difficult to mix (n-octanol/water) 3.16 log POW kinematic at 20 C: 0.74 mm²/s aromatics dynamic at 25 C: 0.6 mpas 16 17

aromatics ion site Benzene Porto Marghera - Priolo aromatics CAS number 71-43-2 EC number 200-753-7 It is the basic hydrocarbon of the aromatics, so called because of their typical smell. It is the base compound for various industrial such as ethylbenze, an aromatic hydrocarbon used in the ion of styrene and polystyrene, cumene, intermediate for the ion of phenol, used in detergents (LAB). Through its derivatives, benzene finds in a variety of fields, such as automotive, telephony, electronics, and furnishings, home appliances and packaging : : aromatic threshold: 4.5 mg/m³ : change in condition melting point/melting range: 5.49 C boiling point/boiling range: 80 C flash point -11 C flammability (solid, gaseous) ignition temperature 498 C decomposition temperature, is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits lower: 1.2 vol % upper: 7.8 vol % oxidizing 100 hpa relative at 20 C: 0.88 g/cm³ vapour : 2.7 (air=1) 1.88 g/l with water at 23 C (n-octanol/water) 2.13 log POW other dynamic at 25 C: 0.604 mpas other 18

other 1-Butene Carbon black feedstock ion site Ravenna ion site Porto Marghera - Brindisi - Priolo - Dunquerke CH 2 =CH CH 2 CH 3 CAS number 106-98-9 EC number 203-449-2 Comonomer used in the ion of linear polyethylenes form: compressed liquefied gas nearly less threshold: change in condition melting point/melting range: -185 C boiling point/boiling range: -6 C flash point study technically not feasible flammability (solid, gaseous) extremely flammable gas CAS number 68513-69-9 EC number 271-013-9 Ethylene cracker fuel oil rich in high boiling aromatic components. It finds application to produce Carbon Black, which is used as coloring agent in tires and road pavings. In addition, Carbon Black is used for tire reinforcements, black pigments (e.g. for road markings) or conductors. Carbon Black Feedstock may be used as a source for: Naphthalene for phthalic anhydride, insecticides and concrete plasticizers. Biphenyl for food preservatives, heat transfer fluids or various organic syntheses. Fluorene or anthracene for light emitting diodes (LED s), dyes or wood preservatives. It is also used as gasoline blending component colour: according to specification characteristic threshold: ignition temperature 385 C decomposition temperature, is not explosive. However, formation of explosive explosion limits lower: 1.6 vol % upper: 10 vol % oxidizing 2500 hpa relative at 20 C: 0.555 g/cm³ vapour : 1.99 (air = 1) study technically not feasible with water at 25 C 0.22 g/l (n-octanol/water) at 20 C 2.4 log POW change in condition melting point/melting range: 43-63 C boiling point/boiling range: 160 C flash point >66 C flammability (solid, gaseous) ignition temperature 453-480 C decomposition temperature does not present an explosion hazard explosion limits lower: 0.9 vol % (ref. Naftalene) upper: 5.9 vol % (ref. Naftalene) oxidizing 2 hpa relative : vapour : dynamic: kinematic: with water at 20 C (n-octanol/water) 25-41 mg/l 3.3-5.4 log POW other kinematic at 40 C: 250 mm²/s other 20 21

intermediates sites Dunkerque Brindisi Ravenna Porto Marghera Priolo Date of Issue Date of issue: April 20 th, 2015 Revision number: 001 Additional Information For additional information, please refer to the extended Safety Data Sheet. Disclaimer The information contained in this safety summary is intended as advice only and whilst the information is provided in utmost good faith and has been based on the best information available at the moment of writing, it is to be relied upon at the user s own risk. It is not intended to provide with this safety summary a complete and in-depth analysis of health and safety information. 22

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