| FEMA No | |
| CAS No. | 8001-31-8 |
| Chemical Name | |
| Health | Slightly hazardous. |
| Flammability | Will ignite if overheated. |
| Reactivity | Stable and not reative with water. |
| Flash Point | 250C 458F |
| Extinguishing Media | FOG-Yes | CO2-Yes | FOAM-Yes | |
| Dot Classification | NON-HAZARDOUS |
| Stability | STABLE |
| NFPA Classification | |
| Fire Fighting | COOL CONTAINERS EXPOSED TO HEAT WITH WATER. |
| Unusual Fire Hazard | NONE |
| Hazardous Combustable Decomposition Products | NONE |
| Color & Odor | PALE YELLOW. OILY LIQUID CHARACTERISTIC ODOR |
| Boiling Point | N/A |
| Melting Point | 76-82 F |
| Vapor Pressure | 0.05 MM |
| Vapor Density | N/A LIQUID |
| Water Solubility | INSOLUBLE |
| Respiratory | NONE REQUIRED |
| Ventilation | NO SPECIAL VENTILATION REQUIRED. |
| Skin | PROTECTIVE GLOVES. |
| Eye | SPLASH RESISTANT GLASSES. |
| Other | FOLLOW GOOD INDUSTRIAL PRACTICES |
| Threshold Limit | NA |
| OSHA Permissible Limit | NA |
| Carcinogen | NO |
| NTP Limit | |
| IARC Limit | |
| OSHA Limit | |
| Carcinogen Notes | |
| Material Type | VEGETABLE OIL |
| Health Hazard | OIL MIST MAY AFFECT THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. OIL MIST IS CLASSIFIED AS A NUISANCE PARTICULATE BY ACGIH. SENSITIVE INDIVIDUALS MAY EXPERIENCE DERMATITIS AFTER LONG EXPOSURE OF OIL ON SKIN. |
| Primary Entry Routes | INHALATION & SKIN CONTACT |
| Health Hazard Notes | |
| Inhalation | REMOVE TO FRESH AIR IMMEDIATELY. |
| Eye Contact | WASH USING FIRST AID METHODS |
| Skin Contact | WASH WITH SOAP & WATER. |
| Ingestion | FOOD PRODUCT-VEGETABLE OIL. NOT HAZARDOUS |
| First Aid Notes | |
| Spill Procedures | SMALL SPILLS: WIPE UP WITH PAPER RAGS & PLACE CONTAMINATED ITEMS IN-CLOSED METAL WASTE CONTAINER. FOR LARGE SPILLS, USE NON-FLAMMABLE-ABSORBANT. |
| Waste Disposal | FOLLOW LOCAL, STATE & FEDERAL LAWS. |
| Handling & Shipping Procedures | STORE IN TIGHTLY SEALED CONTAINERS IN COOL DRY AREA. DO NOT EXPOSE TO-TEMPS ABOVE 35C. LEAKAGE OR CONDITIONS RESULTING IN IMPREGNATION OF THIS OIL WITH SOME POROUS MATERIALS SUCH AS RAGS, PAPER, INSULATION OR CLAY MAY CAUSE SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION. |
| SARA Chemical Name | NONE |
| SARA Concentration | NONE |
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