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    Romilbhai Patel ID No.:100475139 is the name and ID on the Material Safety Data Sheet. The document provides information on Sodium Hydroxide including its melting and boiling points, toxicity, health effects such as skin burns and blurred vision, first aid procedures like rinsing skin with water, reactivity with water and acids, safe storage in air tight containers away from heat and moisture, safe disposal by flushing small amounts down the sink, protective equipment like safety glasses and gloves, and spill clean up procedures using neutralization and absorbents. References for more information are also provided.

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    Romilbhai Patel ID No.:100475139 is the name and ID on the Material Safety Data Sheet. The document provides information on Sodium Hydroxide including its melting and boiling points, toxicity, health effects such as skin burns and blurred vision, first aid procedures like rinsing skin with water, reactivity with water and acids, safe storage in air tight containers away from heat and moisture, safe disposal by flushing small amounts down the sink, protective equipment like safety glasses and gloves, and spill clean up procedures using neutralization and absorbents. References for more information are also provided.

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    Material Safety Data Sheet Romil

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    Sanjay Patel
    Romilbhai Patel ID No.:100475139 is the name and ID on the Material Safety Data Sheet. The document provides information on Sodium Hydroxide including its melting and boiling points, toxicity, health effects such as skin burns and blurred vision, first aid procedures like rinsing skin with water, reactivity with water and acids, safe storage in air tight containers away from heat and moisture, safe disposal by flushing small amounts down the sink, protective equipment like safety glasses and gloves, and spill clean up procedures using neutralization and absorbents. References for more information are also provided.

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    Name:Romilbhai Patel ID No.

    :100475139

    MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET


    SODIUM HYDROXIDE 1.Physical Data:
    Melting point : 318.4 c Boiling Point :1390 c

    2.Toxicity :
    Corrosive ,burning sensation ,cough ,labored brething , shortness of breath, skin burn , blurred vision.

    3.Health Effect :
    Caustic at site of contact whether by inhalation ,ingestion or skin contact . severe exposure may result in pulmonary edema .

    4.First Aid Procedures :


    Inhalation : fresh air ,artificial respiration Skin and Eye : rinse skin with plenty of water

    5.Chemical Reactivity
    Incompatible with water ,acids ,flammableliquids , organic halogens .It reacts violently with acid ,attack some form of plastic ,rubber or coatigs .

    6.Safe storage :
    Air tight plastic container, container should be labeled to indicate the potential danger of the component and store away from heat and moisture.

    7.Safe Disposal :
    Small amount of dilute sodium hydroxide flushed down a sink with a large quantity of water .

    8.Protective Equipment Required:


    safety glass, gloves

    9.Spill clean up procedures :


    Use protective clothing and carefully apply neutralization powder or liquid to the spill. Give time to neutralize, and then apply liquid absorbent pellets .

    10.References: http://scorecard.goodguide.com http://www.group.slac.standfor.edu http://cartwright.chem.ox.ac.uk

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