| 1. Product and Company Identification |
| Suppliers Product Name |
Black Iron Oxide |
| Common Chemical Name |
Magnetite |
| Chemical Formula |
Fe3O4 |
| INCI Name |
Iron Oxide Black |
| Supplier |
Essential7.com |
| CAS No. |
1317-61-9 |
| EINECS |
2354425 |
| JCLS No. |
N/A |
| 2. Composition |
| Ingredient Name |
Iron Oxide Black |
| CAS Number |
1317-61-9 |
| Per cent |
100 |
| Exposure Limits |
ACGIH TLV; 5mg/cu.m. (iron oxide fume) |
| Exposure Limits |
OSHA STEL; 10ppm. (iron oxide fume as Fe) |
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| 3. Hazards Identification |
| HMIS RATINGS |
Health:0, Flamability:1, Reactivity:1 |
| Emergency Overview |
No Unusual fire or spill hazard. low health risk by inhalation. May be subject to slow oxidation if stored at temperatures above 140F |
| Potential Health Effects: Eyes |
May cause mechanical irritation |
| Potential Health Effects: Skin |
None |
| Potential Health Effects: Inhalation |
Low Health Risk by inhalation. Treat as Nuisance Dust |
| Potential Health Effects: Oral LD50 |
Greater than 10 g/kg (RAT) |
| Effects of Overexposure: Acute |
Causes mechanical skin and eye irritation |
| Effects of Overexposure: Chronic |
Prolonged inhalation of iron oxide dust is known to produce a condition known as siderosis. On X-Rays it appears to be
benign pneumoconiosis and is not associated with pulmonary fibrosis or disability unless there is concurrent exposure to other fibrosis producing materials such as silica.
The TLV is set to protect against siderosis. |
| Carcinogenity |
Not lsted with NTP, IARC or OSHA as a known or suspected carcinogen. |
| 4. First Aid Measures |
| INHALATION |
Remove to fresh air. If breathing is labored or stopped, give artificial respiration. Get medical attention immediately. |
| INGESTION |
If swallowed. dilute with large amounts of water to induce vomiting. Consult a physician. |
| EYE CONTACT |
Flush eyes with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes. Consult a physician if irritation persists. |
| SKIN CONTACT |
Wash with soap and water |
| 5. Fire-Fighting Measures |
| Flammable properties |
Non-Flammable |
| Flash Point |
None |
| Flammable Limits |
Not applicable |
| Hazardous combustion products |
None |
| EXTINGUISHING MEDIA; |
Use extinguishing agent applicable to surrounding fire. If oxidation starts, the material should be cooled with water to dissipate the heat. |
| FIRE FIGHTING INSTRUCTIONS |
Fire fighters should wear NIOSH approved, positive pressure, self contained breathiing apparatus and full protective
clothing when appropriate. |
| UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSIVE HAZARDS |
Black iron oxide may be sugect to rapid oxidization if stored at temperatures above 140F |
| 6. Accidental Release Measures |
| Small/large spills |
Clean up using dry procedures: avoid dusting. |
| 7. Handling and Storage |
| Handling |
Good industral hygiene practice requires that employee exposure be maintained below TLV. This is preferably achieved through the provision
of adequate ventilation where necessary. Where dust cannot be controlled in this way, personal respiratory protection should be employed. |
| Storage |
Store in a clean, dry area at ambient temperatures in original unopened containers. Conditions of high humidity may require
storage in a controlled envirnment. Store at temperatures well below 140F |
| 8. Exposure Control/Personal Protection |
| Engineering Controls |
Use with adequate ventilation to meet exposure limits listed in section 2 |
| RESPIRATORY CONTROL |
NIOSHA approved dust respirator if overexposure potential exists. |
| Skin Protection |
Leather or rubber gloves |
| Eye Protection |
Safety glasses/goggles or face shield recommended. |
| 9. Physical and Chemical Prperties |
| Appearance |
Black Powder |
| Boiling Point |
Not applicable |
| Vapor pressure |
Not applicable |
| VAPOR DENSITY |
Not applicable |
| Solubility in water |
Insoluble |
| Specific Gravity |
>4.8 - 5.1 |
| pH |
Not determined |
| Odor |
None |
| Odor threshold |
Not applicable |
| 10. Stability and Reactivity |
| STABILITY |
Stable |
| MATERIALS TO AVOID |
Strong oxidizers |
| CONDITIONS TO AVOID |
Material is not stable if stored above 140F |
| HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS |
None |
| HAZARDOUS POLYMERIXATION |
None |
| 12. Toxicological Information |
There are no known dangerous acute or chronic effects associated with the use of this material. The acute oral toxicity LD50
oral (RAT) for Fe2O3 is greater than 10g/kg (RAT)
This product is not considered to be known or suspected carcinogenic by
NTP, IARC or OSHA. |
| Ecological Information |
No ecological hazards are associated with this product. |
| 13. Disposal Considerations |
| US: Discarded product is not a hazardous waste under RCRA, 40 CFR 261 |
EC: Dispose of material in accordance with appropriate regulations |
| 14. Transport Information |
| Class/Division: not restricted |
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| 15. Regulatory Information Information |
US: This material is intended to be used as a cosmetic ingredient and is exempt from
Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) regulation (40 CFR 710) when used as such. Do not use for other purposes.
EC: This material is not classed as "Dangerous" according to the health and physical properties criteria of the
EU Directives on the classification of substances and preparations. |
| California Proposition 65: There are extremely small but detectable amounts of substances regulated under California's safe drinking water
and toxic enforcement act |
| Arsenic |
Less than 3ppm |
| Beryllium |
Less than 2ppm |
| Cadmium |
2.00 to 6.00ppm |
| Chromium |
Less than 0.1ppm |
| Lead |
Less than 10ppm |
Information in this material safety data sheet is compiled from our general experience and data obtained from various technical publications
and is furnished without warranty. The responsibility for the adoption of appropriate safety precautions rest solely with user. While
Essential7.com believe that the information provided herein is accurate at the date hereof, no responsibility for its
completeness or accuracy can be assumed. This information is provided solely for consideration and investigation by the user. Revised Jan 03.
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