Casualty Patterns Differentiated by Indoor/Outdoor Location
Unusual Liquid Droplets
Areas That Look Different in Appearance
Unexplained Odors
Low Lying Clouds
Unusual Metal Debris
ROUTES OF EXPOSURE
Inhalation
Absorption
The most effective way to weaponize this product is to aerosolize it
EMERGENCY RESPONSE
Approach from Upwind, Uphill, or Upstream
Isolate Immediate Area in all directions for a SMALL INCIDENT 700 feet or LARGE INCIDENT 2000 feet (SMALL = < 55 Gallons, LARGE = > 55 Gallons)
Keep Unauthorized Persons Away
Consider Immediate Downwind Evacuation For a SMALL INCIDENT DAY of 1.2 Miles or 5.5 Miles NIGHT, or LARGE INCIDENT DAY of 4.6 Miles or NIGHT of 7 Miles
Consider Immediate All Direction Evacuation Distance of 2640 feet during the day
Stay Upwind
Make Notifications, Decon With Water, Obtain Immediate Medical Treatment
TYPE OF HARM
Chemical
Possible Thermal
Possible Asphyxiation
Possible Mechanical
PERSONAL PROTECTION
Time: Keep Exposure and Product Contact to Minimum
Distance: Stay 700 and 2000 feet away on Upwind Side