TABLE OF CONTENTS SYNONYMS: AMSCO H-J; AMSCO H-SB; AROMATIC SOLVENT 150; BENZIN; BENZIN B70; CRUDE SOLVENT COAL TAR NAPHTHA; DOW CORNING 1200 PRIME COAT; EEC No. 649-275-00-4 (Low boiling point modified naphtha); EEC No. 649-327-00-6 (low boiling point hydrogen treated naphtha); EINECS No. 232-443-2; HI-FLASH NAPHTHA; HIGH SOLVENT NAPHTHA; HI-SOL 10; HI-SOL 15; HI SOL 70; HYDROTREATED NAPHTHA; LOSOLIN IV; NAFTA (Spanish); NAPHTHA (COAL TAR); PETROLEUM NAPHTHA; PETROLEUM DISTILLATES; PETROLEUM ETHER; REDUCER DTR-602; RUBBER SOLVENT; TEXSOLVE VISOPAR G/L/M; SHELLSOL T/ TK/TD; SOLTROL 100/130
IDENTIFICATION:
CAS: 8030-30-6; 8030-31-7 (naphtha, coal tar); 64742-48-9 (low boiling point, hydrogen treated naphtha); 64741-65-7 (low boiling point, modified naphtha).
DOT ID: UN 1268 Petroleum distillates, n.o.s. or Petroleum products, n.o.s.; UN2553; UN 1256 (solvent)
Hazard Class or Division: 3 (FLAMMABLE LIQUID)
ERG Guide: 128
RTECS No: DE3030000; SE7555000 (petroleum spirits)
Properties: Naphthas derived from both petroleum and coal tar are included in this group. Extremely flammable watery liquid. Colorless to pale yellow. Gasoline-like odor. Only 0.04% will dissolve; the rest will float on water. Toxic gases such as carbon monoxide may be produced in fires. Boils between 95 F (35 C) and 140 F (60 C). Vapors are heavier than air; will collect in low areas.
Uses: Industrial solvent.
HEALTH & SAFETY INFORMATION
IDLH: 1000 ppm [10% LEL]
OSHA Table Z-1 Air Contaminant (8030-30-6)
Vapors cause smarting of the eyes or respiratory system if present in high concentrations. High levels of exposure causes drowsiness and loss of consciousness. Inhalation has resulted in weakness and numbness of the...
