Oki MB760 Información Sobre Seguridad, Garantía, Y Regulaciones página 11

Explosive properties
Vapor pressure
Vapor density
Water Solubility
Viscosity
Partition coefficient
Evaporation Rate
Melting point/range
Freezing Point
Specific Gravity
10. Stability and reactivity
Reactivity
Stability
Incompatible products
Conditions to Avoid
Hazardous
Decomposition
Products
Hazardous
Polymerization
Hazardous Reactions
11. Toxicological information
The toxicity data noted below is based on the test result of similar
reprographic materials.
Acute toxicity
Product Information
Irritation
LD50 Oral:
LD50 Dermal:
LC50 Inhalation:
Eyes
Skin
Inhalation
Ingestion
Chronic toxicity
Product Information
Fine dust dispersed in air, in
sufficient concentrations, and in
the presence of an ignition source
is a potential dust explosion
hazard.
Not applicable
Not applicable
Negligible
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not applicable
Not determined
Not applicable
Not applicable
No dangerous reaction known
under conditions of normal use.
Stable under normal conditions.
None.
Prevent dust cloud. Fine dust
dispersed in air, in sufficient
concentrations, an ignition
source is and in the presence of a
potential dust explosion hazard.
None under normal use.
Hazardous polymerization does
not occur.
None under normal processing.
No skin irritation. No eye
irritation.
> 5g/kg (rat)
> 5g/kg (rabbit)
> 5mg/L (rat, 4 hr)
No known effect
No known effect
No known effect
No known effect
Chronic Effects
Main symptoms
Aggravated Medical
Condition
Carcinogenicity
Chemical Name
Carbon Black
Other Toxic Effects
Product Information
Sensitization
Mutagenic Effects
Target Organ Effects
Aspiration Hazard
Other adverse effects
Other information
The IARC (International Agency for Research on Cancer) has listed
carbon black as "possibly carcinogenic to humans".
The classification is based on studies evaluating pure, "free" carbon
black. In contrast, toner is a formulation composed of specially
prepared polymer and a small amount of carbon black (or other
pigment).
In the process of making toner, the small amount of carbon black
becomes encapsulated within a matrix. Regarding extensive testing of
toner, including a chronic bioassay (test for potential carcinogenicity),
exposure to toner did not produce evidence of cancer in exposed
animals. The results were submitted to regulatory agencies and
published extensively.
12. Ecological information
Ecotoxicity
The environmental impact of this product has not been fully
investigated. However, this preparation is not expected to present
significant adverse environmental effects.
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No known effects under normal
use conditions. Repeated or
prolonged inhalation may cause
irritation of the respiratory tract
as can occur with the inhalation
of any non- toxic dust. Minimum
respiratory or eye irritation may
occur as with exposure to large
amounts of any non-toxic dust.
Overexposure may cause: mild
respiratory irritation similar to
nuisance dust.
None under normal use
conditions.
See "Other Information" in this
section.
IARC NTP
2B
No sensitization responses were
observed.
Not mutagenic in AMES Test.
None known.
Not applicable.
None known.