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AJ 0. 14MSDS No. 324 Isopropyl Alcohol 10193*-- Other: Isopropyl alcohol is oxidized in the body LO acttone where it is excreted by the Iungs or kidneys. Some acetone may be - _ftia mcoboiittd to acetate. formate. and finaI1~ carbon dioxide. ProbabIe oraI lethal dose is 240 mL.:. Section 4 - First .4id Measures 1 .,.I. .,. ::_’“‘Z.,;Inhalation: Remove exposed person to fresh air and support brcatbing as needed.Eye Contact: Do not allow victim to rub or keep eyes tightly shur Gendy lift eyelids and flush immediately and continuouslywith flooding amounts of water until transported (D an emergency medicaI facility. Consult a physician immediately.Skin Contact: Qtickfy runove contaminated clothing. Rinse with flooding amouna of water for at least IS min. Wash exposedarea with soap and water. For reddened or blistered skin. consult a physician.Ingestion: Never give anything by mouth to an unconscious or convuking person. Contact a poison conrroi center. Unless tfiepoison conaol center advises other.visc. have the CONC~~YKS and aferr pczwn drink 1 to 2 ghsscs of water to dilute. Vomitingmay be contraindicated because of tie rapid onset of ccnval nesous sysum depression. Gastric Iavagc is prcfen-cd.Afterjirsr aid, get appropriute in-p&m, paramerfic, or community mcdicnl support.Note to Ph_ysicians: Diagnostic ten: acetone in urine.!, ,: :.‘.Section 5 - Fire Fighting MeasuresFlash Point: 53 l F (12 ‘C)NFPAFlash Point rMtthod: CCBurning Rate: 23 mm/min.3Autoignition Temperature: 75O’F (399’C)1 0La: 2 70 v/v-UEL: 127 % v/v ai 200 ‘F49Flammability Chssification: Class IB FIammabIe LiquidExtinguishing Media: Carbon dioxide. dry chemical. water spray (solid streams can spread flrc). alcobollesismtfoam. or fog.Unusual Fire or Explosion Hazards: Container may expIo& in heat of firt. Vapors may uavd to an ignition source and flashWk. Isopropyl alcohol pasts an explosion hazard indoors. outdoors, and in sewers.Aazardom Combustion Producrs: .Carbon oxides and acrid smoke.Fikc-Fighting Insauctions: If pcs.siiIe without risk. move container from tire area. Apply cooling water to container side untilwell after fire is OUL Stay away &urn ends of ranks. For massive fut in cargo area, use monitor nozzIes or UNllipulcd hoseWiers if impossibIc, withdraw and Ia 6re bum. Withdraw immediately if you hear a rising sound from venting safety deviceor notice any tank disc&ration due m 6x-c. Do nor r&ase runoff from fire conuol mctbods to &was or yFireFighting Equipment Because fire may produce toxic thamai decomposition pmd~as. wear a self- &athingappaaas (SCEA) wirtr a full facepiece operated in pressure demand or positive-pressun mode. Suucmral6r&ghters’proteaivc clothing provides only Iimiud protection..Spilf /‘Leak Procedure: Notify safety personnel. isolare and v&ate arta, deny entry, and stay upwind. Shut off ignition9omces. cleanup pcrsonncI should protect against vapor inhalation and skin/eye contact Water spray may reduce vapor* butmay not prevent ignition in ciosed spaces.Smail Spills: Take up with ear& sand. vermiculite, or other absorbent nonwmbustibie mat&I and place in suitabIe containers.Large SpillsCoatainmcnt: For Iargc spills, dike far ahead of Iiquid spill for Iater diqsal Do not nleasc inm sewers or watmvays.Regulatory Rquirementsz Follow applicable OSHA regulations (29 CFR 1910.120).Kandling Precautions: Use non-sparking tools co open containers.Storage Requirements: Store in a cool. dry. we%ventilated area away from hear ignition sotxccs, and incotnpaa%Ies (See 10).InstaIl dectrical equipmmt of CIass 1. Group D.Engineering Controls: To prevent static sparks. elccaicaIIy ground and bond aIl equipment used wide and around IPAVentilation: Provide gcneraI or local exhaust ventilation systems u) maintain airborne IeveIs below OSHA PELs (Sec. 2). LocaIahaust ventiIation is preferred since il prevenrs contaminant dispersion into the work area by cormoiling it at its souxce.(103~Qdministrativt Controls: Consider prrplaccmcnt and periodic mediul exams of exposed woti with cmpbasis on the skin.kidneys. and respiratory system. Be exuz cautious when using IPA concuzznriy with carbon tetrachloride because animalmedics have shown it enhances car%n terrJchloridc’s roxicicy.utective CIothing/Equipment: Wey ckemiaIly pmtecdve gloves, boots. aprons, and gauntlets to prevent prolonged orrepeated ski CO~PCL NiuiIc rubber (breakthmqh time > 8 br), scaprcnt and Teflon (b-rough time > 3 hr) arc suitabIemateAs for PPE. Do not USC PVA, PVC or natural rubber @reAhmugh time c 1 hr). Wur pmtective eyc3Iasscs or chemicalsafety goggles. per OSHA eye- and fact-protection reguiations (29 CFX 1910. IX). Because cotitacr tens use in industry iscontroversiai. establish your own policy.