| Material
Safety Data Sheet |
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Material
Identification |
| Material
Name |
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E-OIL,
Multifunctional Fuel oil Additive |
| Usage |
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For Fuel oil conservation,Sludge Treatment,reducing pollution & Maintenance. |
| Manufacturer |
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OSTEN
ENZYME INDIA (P) LTD., |
| Head
Office |
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#133, OMR, kandhan Chavadi, Chennai - 600 096 |
| Country
of Origin |
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INDIA |
| E-mail |
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sales@e-oil.com / cmd@kjkgroup.com |
| Website |
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www.e-oil.com |
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Composition
of E-OIL |
Reactivity
Data |
| Dispersants |
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00.999% |
| Carbon |
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85.000% |
| Hydrogen |
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14.000% |
| Sulfur |
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00.001% |
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| Chemical
Stability |
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Stable |
| Compablity |
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Compatible
to all hydrocarbon fuel oils and sludge |
| Solubility
in water |
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Insoluble |
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Physical
Data |
| Physical Form |
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Liquid |
| Odour |
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Non-Pungent |
| Apperance |
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Bluish Green |
| Specific Gravity |
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0.7919 |
| Freezing Point |
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-46 degC |
| Vapour Pressure, @30 degC |
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0.50 / 60 degC |
| pH |
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Neutral |
| Flash Point |
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50 degC / 60 degC |
| Auto ignition |
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210 degC |
| Handling |
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Non hazardous |
| Shelf life |
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2 years (Longer if stored
as below) |
| Storing conditions |
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Store E-OIL (in HDPE container)
in a cool, dry place away from sunlight, fire and hazardous
materials |
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Fire
and Explosion Hazard |
Firsh
Aid Measures |
| Flammabilty |
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Flammable |
| Means
of extinguishing |
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Dry
chemcia, foam or co |
| Special
procedure |
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not
permited |
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| Eyes |
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rinse
with clean water, not hazardous |
| Lungs |
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Not
Hazardous |
| Skin |
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Wash
with soap water, not hazardous |
| Mouth |
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Wash
with soap water, not hazardous |
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Toxicity
Data |
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Parameter |
Concentration |
Results
Obtained |
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Acute Oral LD 50 |
5.0 g / Kg |
59 Mg / Kg mouse, 60 / Kg
rat |
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Inhalation LC 50 |
Saturated Vapour |
252 ppm mouse, 750 rat |
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Dermal LD 50 |
2 g / Kg |
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Skin Irritation |
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Moderate |
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Eye Irritaion |
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Practically, non-irritating |
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Sensitization |
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Skin sensitized |
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Mutagenicity |
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Negative (in 4 assays) |
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Inhalation 5 days / week
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1552 ppm for 90 days |
Squirrel, monkey no effects |
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6 hrs / day |
0.02, 0.048, 0.10 mg / 1
for 67 days |
Male rats - 2 deaths |
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Inhalation 5 days / week
6 hrs / day |
3886 ppm for 90 days |
Male & Female rats no
effect except for male specific renal lesion |
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0.02, 0.048, 0.10 mg / L
for 68 days |
Male dogs no effects |
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Eco -
Toxicity |
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Parameter |
Value |
Species |
Duration |
Temperature |
End
Points |
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LC
50 (Fishes) |
18
/ 25 mg/1 |
Cladoceran
Ceriodaphnia Dubia |
7
days |
25 degC |
Survival
Reproduction measures |
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Carcinogenicity |
| E-OIL is not considered as carcinogen
for animals as wll as human beings. The mechanism for
carcinogencity appears to be non-genotoxic. However
the genotoxic potential of E-OIL is dependent upon direct
contact with genetic material. Here, E-OIL application
islimited to petroleum (sludge dispersal, combustion,
pollution control, energy savings and maintenance) only. |
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