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    This chemical hazard bulletin provides information on argon gas. Argon is an odorless and colorless gas that is nonflammable and nontoxic. It is over 99% pure argon. Proper precautions should be taken such as using chemical goggles and storing argon in a cool, dry, protected area due to the risk of explosion if heated under confinement. In an emergency, wash exposed skin with soap and keep containers and surrounding areas cool with water spray or fog to fight any potential fires.

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    This chemical hazard bulletin provides information on argon gas. Argon is an odorless and colorless gas that is nonflammable and nontoxic. It is over 99% pure argon. Proper precautions should be taken such as using chemical goggles and storing argon in a cool, dry, protected area due to the risk of explosion if heated under confinement. In an emergency, wash exposed skin with soap and keep containers and surrounding areas cool with water spray or fog to fight any potential fires.

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    This chemical hazard bulletin provides information on argon gas. Argon is an odorless and colorless gas that is nonflammable and nontoxic. It is over 99% pure argon. Proper precautions should be taken such as using chemical goggles and storing argon in a cool, dry, protected area due to the risk of explosion if heated under confinement. In an emergency, wash exposed skin with soap and keep containers and surrounding areas cool with water spray or fog to fight any potential fires.

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    185 - ENG - PDF - CHB ARGON

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    This chemical hazard bulletin provides information on argon gas. Argon is an odorless and colorless gas that is nonflammable and nontoxic. It is over 99% pure argon. Proper precautions should be taken such as using chemical goggles and storing argon in a cool, dry, protected area due to the risk of explosion if heated under confinement. In an emergency, wash exposed skin with soap and keep containers and surrounding areas cool with water spray or fog to fight any potential fires.

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    Chemical Hazard Bulletin

    CHB: 185

    ARGON
    INGREDIENTS CAS No % 8hr OEL
    argon 7440-37-1 >99 -

    NFPA RATING PRECAUTIONS FOR USE

    GLASSES:
    Consider chemical goggles.
    NFPA Rating: 0: Minimum, 1: Low, 2: Moderate, 3: High, 4: Extreme
    STORAGE AND TRANSPORTATION:
    UN No: 1006 Store in cool, dry, protected area.
    Hazchem Code: 2T FIRE/EXPLOSION HAZARD:
    DG Class: 2.2 Vapours/gas heavier than air.
    Subsidiary Risk: Not Applicable Risk of explosion if heated under confinement.
    Packing Group: Not Applicable
    PROPERTIES
    Poisons Schedule: Not Available
    Gas.Does not mix with water.Does not burn.
    HEALTH HAZARD INFORMATION
    EMERGENCY
    ACUTE HEALTH EFFECTS:
    CHRONIC HEALTH EFFECTS:

    SAFE STORAGE WITH OTHER CLASSIFIED CHEMICALS


    FIRST AID
    X: Must not be stored together SKIN:
    Wash with soap
    FIRE FIGHTING:
    Keep containers cool.
    Keep surrounding area cool.Water spray/fog.
    SPILLS AND DISPOSAL:
    Dilute with water.

    For further information call Environmental Protection: 880-9714 (DH) or 427-0158 (JID)
    For proper disposal methods and locations for the chemical or chemical contaminated material, contact the Environmental Engineering
    Division on 880-9767

    end of SDS

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