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Measures when leakage and fire occur

Leakage

  • Always wear protective equipment and ensure that the product does not directly contact the eyes and skin.
(MCA flake products, SMCA)

Use of water is prohibited. Scatter sodium bicarbonate and use a dry clean-up method. Avoid the generated dust. Place the mixture of recovered flakes and sodium bicarbonate in an airtight polyethylene or polypropylene container.

(Aqueous solution)

Prevent emptying the solution into waters including rivers. Neutralize the solution with sodium bicarbonate to pH=`7. (It is important to confirm the pH with tests such as with litmus paper, and then dispose or recover.)

Neutralizing agent at recovery Sodium bicarbonate, sodium carbonate, calcium hydroxide, and magnesium lime

Fire

Measures when fire occurs

  • For extinguishing fire, use alcohol resistant foam, carbon dioxide gas, and powder-type fire extinguishing media. Do not use water for fire extinguishing.
  • * If fire or explosion occurs, wear respiratory protective equipment and acid-resistant clothes to avoid contact with skin and eyes. Extinguish fire from upwind. (Although this product does not flash or ignite easily, it produces hazardous gas and irritating gas when it burns.)
  • If water spraying is performed to prevent the spread of fire, avoid spraying water on the product. After the fire is extinguished, do not discharge cooling water on the product.

Prevention of secondary damage from aqueous solution

Do not use Kevlar fire-fighting gloves because water penetrates the gloves.

Precautions for transporting

Monochloroacetic acid

International regulations

IMDG Code
(International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code)
Class 6.1, subsidiary risk class 8
Packing group II
ICAO-TI
(International Civil Aviation Organization
-Technical Instructions)
/IATA-DGR
(International Air Transport Association
-Dangerous Goods Regulations)
Class 6.1, subsidiary risk class 8
Packing group II
United Nations Classification Group 6.1, subsidiary risk class 8
Packing group II
United Nations Number 1751
Product Name
(United Nations Shipping Name)
Monochloroacetic acid (solid)
Packing Group II
Marine Pollutant Not applicable
Japanese Regulations Poisonous and Deleterious Substance Control Law: Article 2, Attachment List No. 2, Deleterious Substance
Road Law Enforcement Ordinance 19-13, Item 1, Poisonous and Deleterious Substances, (Restrictions of Vehicle Passage)
Ship Safety Law Regulations for the Carriage and Storage of Dangerous Goods in Ships: Articles 2, 3, Dangerous Goods Notice Attachment List No. 1, Poisonous Substance Class, Poisonous Substance
Specific Safety Measures
and Conditions for Transport
  1. For the container, comply with the gStandards of Transport Containers for Poisonous and Deleterious Substancesh of the Poisonous and Deleterious Substance Control Law.
  2. A container needs the labeling of gnon-medicinal use,h gdeleterious substance (red letters on white background),h ingredients, and their amounts (if sold by container, manufacturer name and address are necessary).
  3. If transporting on wheeled vehicles, have the transporter carry a transport precautionary instructions or yellow card.
  4. Water leakage is strictly prohibited.

Precautions for transporting

Sodium monochloroacetate

International regulations

IMDG Code
(International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code)
Class 6.1, subsidiary risk class 8
Packing group III
ICAO-TI
(International Civil Aviation Organization
-Technical Instructions)
/IATA-DGR
(International Air Transport Association
-Dangerous Goods Regulations)
Class 6.1, subsidiary risk class 8
Packing group III
United Nations Classification Group 6.1, subsidiary risk class 8
Packing groupIII
United Nations Number 2659
Japanese Regulations Poisonous and Deleterious Substance Control Law: Article 2, Attachment List No. 2, Deleterious Substance
Road Law Enforcement Ordinance 19-13, Item 1, Poisonous and Deleterious Substances, (Restrictions of Vehicle Passage)
Ship Safety Law Regulations for the Carriage and Storage of Dangerous Goods in Ships: Articles 2, 3, Dangerous Goods Notice Attachment List No. 1, Poisonous Substance Class, Poisonous Substance
Specific Safety Measures and
Conditions for Transport
  1. For the container, comply with the gStandards of Transport Containers for Poisonous and Deleterious Substancesh of the Poisonous and Deleterious Substance Control Law.
  2. A container needs the labeling of gnon-medicinal use,h gdeleterious substance (red letters on white background),h ingredients, and their amounts (if sold by container, manufacturer name and address are necessary).
  3. If transporting on wheeled vehicles, have the transporter carry a transport precautionary instructions or yellow card.

Precautions for transporting

Monochloroacetic acid, 80% aqueous solution

International regulations

IMDG Code
(International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code)
Class 6.1, subsidiary risk class 8
Packing group II
ICAO-TI (International Civil Aviation Organization
-Technical Instructions)
/IATA-DGR
(International Air Transport Association
-Dangerous Goods Regulations)
Class 6.1, subsidiary risk class 8
Packing group II
United Nations Classification Group 6.1, subsidiary risk class 8
Packing group II
United Nations Number 1751
Product Name
(United Nations Shipping Name)
Monochloroacetic acid
Packing Group II
Marine Pollutant Hazardous liquid substance (Class C)
Road Law Enforcement Ordinance 19-13, Item 1, Poisonous and Deleterious Substances, (Restrictions of Vehicle Passage)
Ship Safety Law Regulations for the Carriage and Storage of Dangerous Goods in Ships: Articles 2, 3, Dangerous Goods Notice Attachment List No. 1, Poisonous Substance Class, Poisonous Substance
Specific Safety Measures and
Conditions for Transport
  1. If transporting on wheeled vehicles, have the transporter carry a transport precautionary instructions or yellow card.
  2. For cargo loading and unloading from a tank truck, a buffer stop should be used, the truck engine should be turned off, and the connection of the hose should be verified. The residue in the hose needs to be completely processed at the time of hose removal.@

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