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Yellow gum safety data sheet 
1. Product Name: Yellow Glue 
2, danger: 
Flammable and explosive. 
Acute health hazard: 
Eyes: Causes eye discomfort and irritation. 
Skin: Irritating and causing late-onset deep sores. 
Ingestion: stinging, dizziness, vomiting, gastroenteritis, stomach pressure 
Inhalation: may cause respiratory discomfort. Excessive or repeated inhalation may cause transitional fatigue, nausea, headache, and excitement 
Chronic hazard: 
In an environment with a concentration of 100-200 ppm for 8 hours, it can cause fatigue, nausea, illusion, activity failure, and eyesight. 
In an environment with a concentration of 600 ppm, excessive fatigue, excitement, nausea, and headache may occur in a short period of time. 
Prolonged exposure to low concentrations of steam can cause loss of appetite, fatigue, discomfort in the respiratory system of the throat, and repeated or prolonged exposure may cause dermatitis. 
3. Emergency measures 
Eye contact: Separate your eyes and face with eye wash or rinse with water. 
Skin contact: Remove contaminated clothing, wash skin with soapy water or water, and seek medical advice if irritation occurs. 
Ingestion: Rinse mouth with water, drink plenty of warm water, do not induce vomiting, see a doctor immediately. 
Inhalation: Move to fresh air, such as breathing difficulties, oxygen; if breathing stops, artificial respiration should be performed, keep warm, and see a doctor immediately. 
4. Explosion characteristics and fire fighting measures 
Flammability: flammable. Ignition temperature (°C) 404 
Flash point: (°C)—20 minimum ignition energy: (MJ)0.59 
Lower explosion limit: (%) 2.5 maximum explosion pressure (mpa) 0.57 
Hazardous characteristics: flammable, its vapor and air can form an explosive mixture. When exposed to fire, high heat can cause combustion and explosion, contact with oxidant will be fierce 
The reaction, whose vapor is heavier than air, can spread to a considerable distance in the more generation. In case of fire, it is easy to generate and accumulate static electricity. 
Extinguishing methods: dry powder or foam, carbon dioxide, sand, and water. The containers and equipment around the fire can be cooled with water. When you are on fire, you should wear 
Self-contained breathing apparatus and suitable protective clothing. 
5, overflow processing 
Cut off the source of ignition, cut off the source of leakage, and prevent entry into restricted spaces: waterways, flood drains, etc. Small amount of leakage, available sand or other inert materials 
Absorb the material, or if it is safe, burn it on site, or let it dry and agglomerate in case of fire source and power supply, then put the knot 
The block glue is removed and burned with fire. 
A large amount of leakage, first use a rubber shovel to shovel the spilled glue into the spare cans and transport it to a safe place for incineration or hand it over to the relevant environmental protection department for processing or return 
Received. Disable the shovel to remove the glue. 
6, handling and storage 
6, 1 handling 
Avoid contact with skin and eyes. 
Avoid inhaling high concentrations of boil-off gas for use in well ventilated areas. 
Precautions should be taken to prevent static electricity and the use of mechanical equipment and tools that are prone to sparks is prohibited. 
6, 2 storage 
Keep the seals in a ventilated place, away from fire and high temperatures, and avoid direct sunlight. It should be placed separately from the oxidant. If the storage is large, the warehouse 
The lighting and ventilation facilities inside should be explosion-proof, and the switch should be placed outside the warehouse. The temperature in the warehouse is not easy to exceed 30 °C. 
7, protective measures 
Work environment: Provide adequate ventilation to ensure that the specified occupational exposure limits are not exceeded. 
Eye protection: safety glasses, face safety shield. 
Respiratory protective cover: Wear a self-priming filter-type gas mask when ventilation is not good. If you are rescued or evacuated, you should wear an air respirator or oxygen. 
Suction device. 
Skin protection: Wear anti-poison clothing and wear natural or artificial rubber gloves. 
Personal hygiene: If the clothes are contaminated, they are removed. The workplace is prohibited from smoking, eating and drinking. Work is finished, showering and changing clothes, before eating or before smoking should be 
Wash your hands first. 
8. Toxicological information 
Inhalation produces irritation to the respiratory system. Inhalation or prolonged inhalation in a high concentration of the atmosphere can cause nausea and headache. Excessive exhaustion or intense excitement. 
Skin contact 
Irritating to the skin, repeated or prolonged contact may cause allergies, dermatitis. 
Eye contact 
Irritating to the eyes. 
Swallowing 
Causes irritation of the digestive system, headache, vomiting, gastroenteritis. 
Long-term exposure 
Repeated high levels of exposure to animals can cause functional changes in the nervous system, reduce physical activity, and easily cause hematopoietic system and reality. 
Changes in qualitative organs result in embryotoxicity and abnormal muscle development. If exposed to low levels, these effects are unlikely to occur in the short term. 
Human body. 
9. Environmental Information 
Environmental destruction and distribution 
It is a medium volatility liquid that is less soluble in water and has a lower density than water. 
It has low biochemical accumulation potential and prevents the growth of organisms and microorganisms. 
It is mobile in the soil and may cause pollution to the air and water environment. 
Sustained and degraded 
It can be degraded by biological and microbial oxidation. 
Toxic 
It has toxicity to fish and mammals. 
10, abandoned 
According to the national and local authorities' regulations, it is treated by controlled incineration. 
11, packaging method 
Small open iron drums, plastic buckets, glass bottles, plastic bottles or small iron cans 
12. Regulatory information 
Regulations on the Safety Management of Chemical Dangerous Goods (December 1, 2011).

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