Heating of container(s) will cause pressure rise with risk of bursting and subsequent explosion.
Gives off toxic and irritant fumes when heated or burning.
The vapour may be invisible and is heavier than air. It spreads along the ground and may enter sewers and basements.
3. Personal Protection
Chemical protection suit.
Self contained breathing apparatus.
4. Intervention Actions 4.1 General
Keep upwind.
4.2 Spillage
Stop leaks if possible.
Contain spillage by any means available.
If substance has entered a water course or sewer, inform the responsible authority.
Ventilate sewers and basements where there is no risk to personnel or public.
4.3 Fire (involving the substance)
Keep container(s) cool with water.
Extinguish with water fog (spray).
Do not use water jet to extinguish.
Use water spray to knock down fire fumes if possible.
Avoid unnecessary run-off of extinguishing media which may cause pollution.
5. First Aid
If substance has got into eyes, wash out with water for at least 15 minutes and seek immediate medical attention.
Remove contaminated clothing immediately and drench affected skin with plenty of water.
Persons who have been in contact with the substance or have inhaled fumes should get immediate medical attention. Pass on all available product information.
6. Essential Precautions For Product Recovery
Do not use standard recovery equipment. Seek specialist advice immediately.
7. Precautions After Intervention 7.1 Undressing
Seek specialist advice for decontamination procedures.