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The genus Cinnamomum

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152 K.R. Dayananda, U.M. Senanayake and R.O.B. Wijesekera<br />

Flash point (°F) : 194.00 (90.00 °C) TCC.<br />

Extinguishing media : Carbon dioxide, dry chemical, universal-type foam.<br />

Health hazard data<br />

Primary routes of exposure : Skin contact, eye contact, ingestion.<br />

Carcinogenecity : No.<br />

Effects of overexposure : Irritating to skin and eyes.<br />

Eye contact effects : Irritating to eyes.<br />

Skin contact effects : Contact dermatitis may occur.<br />

Inhalation effect : Irritating if inhaled – mucous membrane reaction.<br />

Ingestion effects : Harmful if swallowed.<br />

(Note: <strong>The</strong> above effects are based on evaluation of individual components and the<br />

relevancy to the mixture as a whole or to humans is unknown).<br />

Emergency first aid and procedures<br />

Eye contact : Flush immediately with clean water for at least<br />

15 minutes. Contact a physician immediately.<br />

Skin contact : Remove any contaminated clothing or shoes, wash effected<br />

areas thoroughly with soap and water. Contact a physician<br />

if necessary.<br />

Inhalation : Remove from the exposure to fresh air. If breathing has<br />

stopped administer artificial respiration and oxygen if<br />

available. Contact a physician.<br />

Ingestion : Wash out mouth with water and give water to dilute<br />

provided person is conscious. Contact a physician or local<br />

poison control room immediately.<br />

Reactivity data<br />

Chemically stable : Yes.<br />

Conditions to avoid : This product presents no significant reactivity hazard.<br />

It is stable and will not react violently with water.<br />

Hazardous polymerisation will not occur.<br />

Incompatibility with : Avoid contact or contamination with strong acids,<br />

other materials alkalies or oxidising agents.<br />

Hazardous combustion or : Carbon monoxide and unidentified organic compounds<br />

decomposition products may be formed during combustion.<br />

Spill or leak procedures<br />

Spill, leak and waste disposal procedures:<br />

Eliminate all ignition sources. Ventillate area, contain spill and recover free product.<br />

Absorb remainder on vermiculite or other suitable adsorbent material. Use of self<br />

contained breathing apparatus is recommended for any major chemical spills.<br />

Report spills to appropriate authorities if required.

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