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: Poison Center or doctor if you feel unwell. feel unwell. you doctor or Center if Poison (OR ONHAIR) IF SKIN Wash contam water/shower. with clothing. skin Rinse before reuse. INHALED IF breathing. Immediately call a Poison Center or doct a or Center call Poison breathing. Immediately IF INIF EYES national / international regulations. regulations. /national international this product. Storeup. locked lo with in accordance contents/container ofDispose handling. Wear protective gloves/protective Wearclothin gloves/protective protective handling. sm or eat, drink Do not protection/face protection. IF SWALLOWED Causes severe skin burn and eye damage. damage. and burn eye Causes skin severe Harmful if swallowed. Washthoroughl mists. hands Do dusts or not breathe Skin Corrosion/Irritation Skin Corrosion/Irritation (oral) Toxicity Acute Remove contact lenses, if present and easy to do. C do. to if easy present and contact Remove lenses, (Supersedes previous revisions) (Supersedes previous

SECTION 2:SECTION HAZARD(S) IDENTIFICATION

Hazard SECTION 3:SECTION COMPOSITION INFORMATION ON INGREDIENTS Magnesium Carbonate Carbonate Magnesium Potassium Peroxymonosulfate Peroxymonosulfate Potassium Bisulfate Potassium Sulfate Potassium Peroxydisulfate Potassium

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HOT LINE NUMBER HOT LINE NUMBER NOTE NOTE TO PHYSICIAN Will not flash. flash. Will not Nonflammable and noncombustible. noncombustible. Nonflammable and Oxygen. Oxygen. Water. DO NOT use carbon dioxide or other gas conta or gas other dioxide use NOT carbon Water. DO extinguishers. extinguishers. Will release oxygen when heated, intensifying a fir a heated, intensifying when Willoxygen release may be present; self contained breathing apparatus apparatus breathing contained may be self present; used. used. Improper storage of large masses of Oxone® can trap Oxone® can masses of Improper storage large of "H on section (See combustibles tolead of ignition mixing may cause Grinding intensive or Storage"). i oxygen; and heat of liberation decomposition with may occur. material present oxidizable if ca this product masses of Improper storage large of o (See section combustibles of and ignition to lead cau may mixing or intensive Grinding and Storage"). i oxygen; and heat of liberation decomposition with may occur. material present oxidizable if

respiration, preferably mouth-to-mouth possible. if mouth-to-mouth respiration, preferably continue rinsing eye. continue rinsing eye. doctor. SECTION 4:SECTION FIRST AID MEASURES clothing. Take off contaminated for of 15 with plenty water skin immediately Rinse freshperson to air. Move an or ambulan 911 call If is breathing, not person doctor or immediately a center control poison Call wat gently with and slowly open and eye rinse Hold swallo to glass of able person if water sip Have a firstthe if after present, contact Remove lenses, for treatme doctor or a center control poison Call further for doctor or a center control poison Call for treatme doctor or a center control poison Call a p by to so told do unless vomiting Do not induce pe mouth an to by unconscious give Do anything not (Supersedes previous revisions) (Supersedes previous • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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ash. ash. e. Acidic mist may may mist Acidic e. ing. Wash ing. tacked use pyramid pyramid use tacked Page 4 of10 re codes for allowable forcodes allowable re Closely stacked bags should not not stacked bags should Closely

should be stored in cool, dry areas, away from away areas, dry in cool, be stored should

exceed a 4 ft. (1.2 m) cube. Keep packages dry. dry. packages Keep (1.2 ft. m) a cube. 4 exceed Sweep up. Place in plastic bag for disposal. Flush for Flush bag up. disposal. in plastic Place Sweep with soda neutralize If pressure necessary, water. Will release oxygen when heated, intensifying a fir a heated, intensifying when Willoxygen release See Section 13. be present; self contained breathing apparatus shou apparatus breathing contained be self present; Review FIRE FIGHTING MEASURES (Section and 5) HANDL FIRE MEASURES FIGHTING Review cl with proceeding 7.1) before (Section STORAGE AND cl during Equipment appropriate Personal Protective Do not inhale. Do not get in eyes, on skin cloth or in eyes, on get Do Do not not inhale. Wash use. after clothing handling. after thoroughly style, no more than 2 pallets high. more 2 than style, pallets no combustible materials, incompatible chemicals (Sect incompatible chemicals materials, combustible fix and space light heaters as such heat of sources s If be pallets. stored on limits.should bags Bulk storage at ambient temperatures greater than 32°C ( than greater 32°C temperatures storage ambient at avoided. be acceleratedcontact will on Oxone® decomposition liner, a water-resistant includes Product packaging for preve provisions conditions also should include humidity. airborne high with water, including sp open Leave be stacked. can kg bags ofPallets 25 fi See local ventilation. to ofprovide pallet each This product (Supersedes previous revisions) (Supersedes previous SECTION 7:SECTION HANDLING AND STORAGE

SECTION 6:SECTION ACCIDENTAL RELEASE MEASURES

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(PermissibleExposure Limit) Regulated): mg/m³, 15 hr, 8 TWA, Total Dust mg/m³, 5 hr, 8 TWA, Respirable Dust 15 mg/m³, 15 TotalDust, hr, 8 TWA mg/m³, 5 Respirable Dust, hr, 8 TWA mg/m³, 15 TotalDust, hr, 8 TWA mg/m³, 5 Respirable Dust, hr, 8 TWA mg/m³, 15 TotalDust, hr, 8 TWA mg/m³, 5 Respirable Dust, hr, 8 TWA Use sufficient ventilation to keep employee exposur keep toemployee Use sufficient ventilation limits. recommended PNOR PNOR PNOR PNOR Wear safety glasses or coverall chemical splash gog chemical splash glasses coverall or Wear safety a an with respirator air-purifying approved A NIOSH imp for wear contact, skin Where there is potential body whole apron, or boots gloves, clothing such as particulate cartridge or canister may may be permissibl canister cartridge particulate or exp are concentrations airborne where circumstances air- by Protection provided limits. exposure exceed air pressure a positive Use limited. respirators is for potential uncontr an there is any respirator if exposure levels are not known or other circumst any known are not levels exposure air-purifying respirators may not provide adequate adequate may not provide respirators air-purifying

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Ingredient Peroxydisulfate: Magnesium Carbonate: Potassium Potassium Sulfate: Potassium Oxone® Oxone® Monopersulfate Compound: Skin: Eye / Eye Face Inhalation:

SECTION 8:SECTION EXPOSURE CONTROLS / PERSONAL PROTECTION 8.2.3 Exposure Guidelines Engineering Controls: Engineering Personal Protection: 8.2.1 8.2.2 8.3.4 8.3.2 8.3.3 8.3.1

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"OXONE®”) "OXONE®”) Not pertinent. No No information available. Decomposes. as 2KHSO salt (triple g/mole614.7 Not pertinent. White, free flowing granules. granules. freeflowing White, Odorless. Odorless. solution) "OXONE®” (1% unblended 2.3of Decomposes. Not pertinent. Not pertinent. No information available. No information available. flammable. Not Not pertinent. Not volatile. kg/m 1100 – 1400 20 g @ water mL 25.6/100 No information available. No information available. 20°C log <0.3 at Pow:

octanol - n ( recommended conditions. However, like all other per all like However, conditions. recommended with disproportionation slow very product undergoes less than 0.5% (relative) of its activity per month of activity (relative) its 0.5% less than gas. heatoxygen and This product is a very stable peroxygen in the soli in the peroxygen stable very Thisis a product cyanides can cause release of hydrogen cyanide gas. cyanide release can hydrogen of cause cyanides nickel, cobalt, of those metal as heavy such salts calcium hypochlorite can cause release of chlorine chlorine release of cause can calcium hypochlorite o of release with decomposition can manganesecause The mixture of Oxone® with compounds containing hal with containing compounds Oxone® of The mixture haloge release respective the of can halogenscause sodium dichlorois with mixing present. example, For heat. exothermic, the decomposition can self-accelerate i can self-accelerate decomposition the exothermic, rise. to the temperature product conditions allow Decomposition is associated with high temperature; temperature; high with associated Decomposition is may generate product this of thesalts constituent decompositio the Since trioxide. sulfur dioxide, or material any form, and/or metals in transition any Will occur. not The stability is reduced by the presence of small a the small of presence by is reduced The stability of water that contain chemicals alkaline chemicals, react. product can O=1) 2

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SECTION 14:SECTION TRANSPORT INFORMATION SECTION 13:SECTION DISPOSAL CONSIDERATIONS Packing Group: Packing Shipping Name: IDUN Number: Hazard Class: Placards: Group: Packing Proper Shipping Proper Shipping Name: Hazard Class IDUN Number: Labels:

Materials of Materials Trade of 14.4.4 Materials Trade.of Materials Canadian TDG 14.4.1 14.4.2 14.4.3 14.1.5 14.1.6 “ qu transported in small materials Certain hazardous 14.1.1 14.1.2 14.1.3 14.1.4 t hazard limited the of because toregulation, less US D.O.T. US

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: Acute: Yes; Chronic: No; Fire: No; No; Fire: No; Chronic: Acute: Yes; No; No. Pressure: Reactivity: 10897-50034-AA 10897-50034-AA Not listed. C Material Oxidizing CLASS B - 2 Subdivision D Division CLASS Irritant. Eye or Skin Toxic Material. Material. E Corrosive CLASS No information. the on DSL. specified The is substance with in compliance or On inventory inventory. with in compliance or On inventory inventory. with in compliance or On inventory inventory. with in compliance or On inventory inventory. with in compliance or On inventory inventory. This product is considered hazardous hazardous considered Thisis product (29 CFR Standard theunder HAZCOM §1910.1200) Standard (29 PSM Not under regulated §1910.119) CFR a Not pesticide. as regulated substances. hazardous Not as regulated inventory. the Listed on See Section 13. § 68.130) CFR (40 Not regulated. Not regulated. Not regulated.

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Health Effects Criteria Criteria Effects Health (Comprehensive

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and Rodenticide and Act) ReauthorizationAct) EnvironmentalResponse, Compensation,and Liability Act) ToxinsEnforcement Act 1986) 15.3.1.2 DSL WHMIS WHMIS 15.3.1.1 Cal CDPR Prop 65: EPA TSCA TSCA EPA RCRA EPA RMP EPA EPA EPA SARA CERCLA EPA OSHA OSHA OSHA Recovery Act) Prevention) Regulation): Substances): and Chemical and Substances): Substancesin China): IECSC NZIoC AICS KECI PICCS Chemicals):

te of California Regulations: te California of 15.4.4 15.4.5 15.4.1 15.4.2 15.4.3 15.3.2 Inventory: International Canada Regulations: Canada 15.3.1 Sta 15.2.1 15.2.2 15.2.3 15.1.6 15.1.7 15.1.8 15.1.3 15.1.4 15.1.5 U.S. Regulations: 15.1.1 15.1.2

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may involve additional safety and/or may involve responsibility of the customer. No suggestions suggestions No customer. theof responsibility ation available in the public domain. domain. in the public ation available nd use procedures. The safe handling, storage, Thestorage, safe handling, nd use procedures. by been prepared has Sheet ThisData tc. Safety

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(HazardousMaterials Identification System): Precautionary Precautionary Labeling: SPECIAL Chemicals Hazardous Industrial MSDSs-Preparation: Chemicals Hazardous Industrial PERSONAL PROTECTION PERSONAL HEALTH FLAMMABILITY INSTABILITY HEALTH FLAMMABILITY HAZARD PHYSICAL AmericanNational StandardsInstitute III (

International Fire Code/ International Building International Code/ International Fire Code. 16.2.4 ANSI 16.3.1 16.3.2 16.1.4 704 NFPA 16.2.1 16.2.2 16.2.3 HMIS 16.1.1 16.1.2 16.1.3

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product stability, or as to any otherof any condition to as product or stability,

Customer use, handling, transportation, and and storage transportation, Customer handling, use, personnel Our technical performance considerations. while g not herein, contained Note:information The

16.4 theto accurate true and is and technical personnel GUARANTEE, OR WARRANTY a transportation, storage, regarding handling, safe the sole remain procedures and use transportation, use i are transportation, or for storage, handling, existing any may infringe on which recommendations e standard, ordinance, and/or regulation, law local reportsother inform test and from Inc. HASA, staff 16.3

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