Allyl Chloride

CAS RN: 107-05-1

Identification

Substance: Allyl Chloride

CAS RN: 107-05-1

Shipping Name/Number:
    UN 1100; Allyl chloride

STCC:
    49 074 12; Allyl chloride

State:
    liquid
Color:
    colorless
    brownish
    reddish
    purplish
    yellowish
Odor:
    other odor
Specific Gravity:
    floats in water (< 1)
Vapor Density:
    settles in air (> 1)

Neurological:
    unresponsive
    dizziness
    headache
    numbness/tingling
    spasms/seizures
Eyes:
    dilated pupils
    light sensitivity
    eye irritation/redness
    eye swelling
    tearing
    impaired vision
    vision loss
Nose:
    nasal irritation
Mouth/Throat:
    coughing/choking
    throat irritation
Cardiovascular:
    hypoxia/cyanosis
Respiratory:
    irregular breathing
    slow breathing
    rapid breathing
    shortness of breath
    wheezing
    resp burning/irritation
    pulmonary edema
    coughing/choking
    coughing blood
    hypoxia/cyanosis
Gastro/Urinary:
    abdom. discomfort
    nausea
    vomiting
Skin:
    skin burns/burning
    skin swelling
    skin redness
    numbness/tingling

NFPA704-Health:
    3 - Serious
NFPA704-Flammability:
    3 - Serious
NFPA704-Instability:
    1 - Slight
NFPA704-Special Hazards:
    Not Applicable

Miscellaneous Categories:
    Meth Lab
DOT Hazard Classifications:
    Class 3 - Flammable liquids (and Combustible liquids [U.S.])
    Class 6 - Toxic substances and Infectious substances
    Division 6.1 - Toxic substances
WMDs:
    Not Applicable

Placard:
    Dangerous - Mixed load/unidentified cargo
    Class 3 - Liquids, flammable/combustible
    Class 3 - Fuel oil, gasoline and hot/elevated temperature
    Division 6.1 - Toxic/Poisonous substances
Rail Car:
    Non-pressure/low pressure tank car
    Box car
Road Trailer:
    DOT406, TC406, SCT306, MC306, TC306
    Mixed Cargo
    Intermodal Freight Container
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