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If the specific gravity is less than 1, the product will float in water ... unless it dissolves in water or reacts with water, which information might be elsewhere in the SDS.
According to MSDS for this product, it is completely water soluble.
Yes gasoline does have an MSDS. Each company is responsible for providing the MSDS for their product(s) per OSHA Regulations.
The MSDS provides information regarding product ingredients.
I have Ammonium Perchlorat and need a current MSDS, and product number for a 55gl, Martial drum. Can you help me, DOD Navy
If your employer does not provide you with an appropriate MSDS you may refuse to work with the product after one working day.
The product supplier
where would you find msds for a department product you were planning to use
As long as the industry you are in is using the specific product covered by the MSDS you must maintain the MSDS sheets in your records. Once you cease using a specific product covered by the MSDS and all inventory is used and no further product is going to be coming in, then you need only maintain it for a period of one year from the time you quit using the product. You would be best to contact the local OHSA or WCB branch and ask them for the requirements for records maintenance, they are very helpful and will be happy to answer your questions.
You ask at the store you buy the product from.
Napaonline.comGo to napaonline and do a product search. Under the product of same name you will find the MSDS link. Very frustraing to use. Canadians have out done even their US counterpart and provide a MSDS link. Unfortunatley if in the 50 States, you need to do do the product search. Patience though. example: MACS ELECTRONIC CLEANER is not found. MACS ELECTRIC CLEANER is. Click Electric and the MSDS says Electronic.
To get an MSDS for any product ask your supplier for a copy, or contact the manufacturer for a copy. You will always find manufacturer contact information on the product label. Remember that an MSDS is neither required nor created for every object that is sold, only for those that involve potential for chemical exposure. You can also do a search on Google or Yahoo using the term "MSDS" and the name of the product. For an MSDS for WD-40 aerosol, see the related link below.