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14. Appendix Extracts from safety data sheetsRespiratory protection: Necessary in the presence of dust. Combination filterHg-P3Hand protection for full or splash contact: Nitrile rubber protective gloves,coating thickness 0.11 mm, breakage time > 480 min. EC directive89/686/EEC standard EN374.Eye protection: necessary. Safety goggles must always be worn whenhandling chemicals.Body protection: Suitable protective clothing must always be worn whenhandling chemicals.Safety and hygiene measures: Never eat or drink in the workplace. Washhands and face at the end of work. Change contaminated clothingimmediately. Preventive Skin protection recommended. Work under a fumehood. Do not inhale substance.Stability and reactivityConditions to avoid: Strong heating.Substances to avoid: Alkali metals, fluorine.Dangerous products of decomposition: The following can result in the event offire: Mercury vapours, Hydrogen chloride.Toxicological informationAcute toxicityAdditional toxicological information: After skin contact: Risk of skin resorption.Other information:In the event of intoxication, Hg compounds act as cell and protoplasmicpoisons. Symptoms of poisoning: acute: eye contact results in severe lesions.After swallowing and inhalation of dusts, the mucous membranes in thegastrointestinal and respiratory tract are damaged (metallic taste, nausea,vomiting, abdominal pain, bloody diarrhoea, intestinal corrosion, glotticoedema, aspiration pneumonia); reduction in blood pressure, cardiacdisrhythmia, circulatory collapse and kidney failure; chronic: Inflammation ofthe oral cavity with loss of teeth and mercury edge. Main manifestationsappear in the CNS (speech, vision, hearing, sensitivity disorders, amnesia,irritability, hallucinations, delirium, among other things.)Additional information:The substance must be handled with particular caution.Disposal informationChemicals must be disposed of in compliance with the pertinent nationalregulations.Transport informationRegulationsRID/ADR: UN 1624 MERCURIC (II) CHLORIDE, 6.1, IIIMDG code: UN 1624 MERCURIC CHLORIDE, 6.1, II, Marine Pollutant: PPEmS: F-A S-AThe transport regulations are cited in accordance with the internationalregulations and in the form in which they are applied in Germany. Possibledeviations in other countries are not taken into account.1. Identification in accordance with EC guidelinesEC number: 231-299-8Symbols: T+ Very toxicN Hazardous to the environmentR phrases: 28-34-48/24/25-50/53Very toxic if swallowed. Causes chemical burns. Toxic: Risk of seriousdamage to health from prolonged exposure through contact with skin orswallowing. Very toxic for water organisms, can have long term harmful effectsin water courses.Very toxic for water organisms, can have long term harmful effects in water100 HM 1400 TRX
14. Appendix Extracts from safety data sheets2. National regulationscourses.S phrases: 36/37/39-45-60-61Wear suitable protective clothing, protective gloves and safety goggles/faceprotection. In case of accident or feeling unwell, consult a doctor immediately(produce "Mercuric (II) chloride" safety data sheet if possible). This substanceand its container are to be disposed of as hazardous waste. Avoid release intothe environment. Refer to special instructions/consult safety data sheet.Water hazard class:3 (severe hazardous to water) VwVwS App.2Storage class VCI:6.1 BBG-Chemie data sheet:M004 Irritant substances/Caustic substancesM024 Mercury and its compoundsM050 Handling hazardous substancesHazardous Incident Ordinance no.: 19aEmployment restrictions:Comply with employment restrictions forjuveniles in accordance with § 22 JArbSchGComply with restrictions for pregnant andnursing women in accordance with §§ 4 and5 MuSchRiV14.7 Extract from safety data sheet for Tin (II) chloride 2xH2OPlease note the reference to the extracts from safety data sheets used here on page 90!Manufacturer:Total formula:Potential dangers:variousSnCl 2 x 2H 2 OHarmful if swallowed. Causes chemicalburns.Chemicals in principle give rise to particular dangers. Therefore, they mustalways be handled with the necessary care by appropriately trained personnel.First-aid measures:General notes: Symptoms of poisoning may not occur for many hours,therefore casualties should be monitored by a doctor for at least 48 hours afteran accident.Eye contact: Rinse with plenty of water, keeping eyelid open (min. 10 min.),consult eye specialist immediately if complaints persist.Skin contact: Wash off with plenty of water. Remove contaminated clothingimmediately.Ingestion: Consult a doctor immediately.Inhalation: Fresh air. Consult doctor.Fire-fighting measures:Suitable extinguishing agents: according to environment.Particular dangers:Special protective gear during fire-fighting: No special measures necessary.Other information:Measures in case of accidental release:Personal precautions: not necessary.Environmental protection measures: No special measures necessary.Cleaning/pick-up method: Ensure adequate ventilation. Must not be disposedof with domestic waste. Do not allow substance to enter sewage system.HM 1400 TRX 101
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