matrial safety data sheet and method of analysisRohit K.
The document discusses Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and Methods of Analysis (MOA). It defines an MSDS as a document that reveals the hazards of chemicals in the workplace and safety precautions. It explains that MSDS provide information on chemical composition, health effects, safe handling practices, spills/leaks, and emergency contacts. Two common methods of analysis discussed are solid phase extraction, which isolates analytes from liquids, and liquid-liquid extraction, which separates compounds into immiscible liquid phases based on solubility.
Learning objectives:
1. What is an MSDS
2. Definitions of terms in MSDS
3. Abbreviations used in MSDS
4. Meaning of GHS pictograms
5. Meaning of color codes / NFPA diamond in MSDS
6. How to read an MSDS
7. Conventional 16 sections of MSDS
8. Tips about using MSDS
A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) provides information about the potential hazards of a chemical product. Chemical manufacturers are required to develop an MSDS for each hazardous chemical they produce or import. The MSDS describes physical and health hazards, exposure risks, safe handling and use instructions, first aid measures, and other important safety information. It must be in English and include specific details like chemical ingredients, physical properties, fire and reactivity data, toxicological effects, and emergency contact numbers. The MSDS helps ensure safe use and lets users know how to protect themselves properly.
An MSDS provides essential safety information about chemicals, including identification, hazards, safe handling and storage, emergency response, and disposal. It has 8 sections detailing the product, ingredients, physical properties, fire risks, reactivity, health effects, proper usage, and special precautions. Employers must make MSDSs available for all hazardous chemicals and workers must be trained to understand them, in compliance with OSHA regulations. The MSDS communicates everything needed to work safely with chemicals.
The document discusses the key sections of a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), which provides information on the properties and potential hazards of chemicals. An MSDS includes 16 sections that cover identification of the chemical/mixture and supplier; hazards; composition; first aid measures; firefighting measures; accidental release measures; handling and storage; exposure controls and personal protection; physical and chemical properties; stability and reactivity; toxicological information; ecological information; disposal considerations; transport information; and other information such as regulatory information. The MSDS provides important information to ensure chemicals are handled safely.
The document provides an orientation on Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). It discusses the definition, importance, and standard formats of MSDS, including OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, and HMIS formats. It explains how to read an MSDS and covers technical terms commonly used in MSDS, such as how chemicals can enter the body through absorption, inhalation, and ingestion. The presentation aims to familiarize attendees with MSDS and improve safety when handling chemicals.
This document provides an overview of what a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is and how to interpret one. An MSDS concisely informs workers about hazards of materials so they can protect themselves. It details a material's physical properties, health effects, protective measures, and emergency response procedures. An MSDS follows a standard 16-category format and must provide information like composition, hazards, first aid, storage, and toxicology. It aims to help workers safely handle, use, transport, and dispose of materials.
This document provides a sample Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for biodiesel. It summarizes key information about the product including its composition, potential health effects from exposure, first aid measures, firefighting procedures, handling and storage recommendations, and regulatory information. The biodiesel is described as a pale yellow liquid with a mild odor consisting of methyl esters from lipid sources.
matrial safety data sheet and method of analysisRohit K.
The document discusses Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) and Methods of Analysis (MOA). It defines an MSDS as a document that reveals the hazards of chemicals in the workplace and safety precautions. It explains that MSDS provide information on chemical composition, health effects, safe handling practices, spills/leaks, and emergency contacts. Two common methods of analysis discussed are solid phase extraction, which isolates analytes from liquids, and liquid-liquid extraction, which separates compounds into immiscible liquid phases based on solubility.
Learning objectives:
1. What is an MSDS
2. Definitions of terms in MSDS
3. Abbreviations used in MSDS
4. Meaning of GHS pictograms
5. Meaning of color codes / NFPA diamond in MSDS
6. How to read an MSDS
7. Conventional 16 sections of MSDS
8. Tips about using MSDS
A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) provides information about the potential hazards of a chemical product. Chemical manufacturers are required to develop an MSDS for each hazardous chemical they produce or import. The MSDS describes physical and health hazards, exposure risks, safe handling and use instructions, first aid measures, and other important safety information. It must be in English and include specific details like chemical ingredients, physical properties, fire and reactivity data, toxicological effects, and emergency contact numbers. The MSDS helps ensure safe use and lets users know how to protect themselves properly.
An MSDS provides essential safety information about chemicals, including identification, hazards, safe handling and storage, emergency response, and disposal. It has 8 sections detailing the product, ingredients, physical properties, fire risks, reactivity, health effects, proper usage, and special precautions. Employers must make MSDSs available for all hazardous chemicals and workers must be trained to understand them, in compliance with OSHA regulations. The MSDS communicates everything needed to work safely with chemicals.
The document discusses the key sections of a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), which provides information on the properties and potential hazards of chemicals. An MSDS includes 16 sections that cover identification of the chemical/mixture and supplier; hazards; composition; first aid measures; firefighting measures; accidental release measures; handling and storage; exposure controls and personal protection; physical and chemical properties; stability and reactivity; toxicological information; ecological information; disposal considerations; transport information; and other information such as regulatory information. The MSDS provides important information to ensure chemicals are handled safely.
The document provides an orientation on Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). It discusses the definition, importance, and standard formats of MSDS, including OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, and HMIS formats. It explains how to read an MSDS and covers technical terms commonly used in MSDS, such as how chemicals can enter the body through absorption, inhalation, and ingestion. The presentation aims to familiarize attendees with MSDS and improve safety when handling chemicals.
This document provides an overview of what a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) is and how to interpret one. An MSDS concisely informs workers about hazards of materials so they can protect themselves. It details a material's physical properties, health effects, protective measures, and emergency response procedures. An MSDS follows a standard 16-category format and must provide information like composition, hazards, first aid, storage, and toxicology. It aims to help workers safely handle, use, transport, and dispose of materials.
This document provides a sample Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for biodiesel. It summarizes key information about the product including its composition, potential health effects from exposure, first aid measures, firefighting procedures, handling and storage recommendations, and regulatory information. The biodiesel is described as a pale yellow liquid with a mild odor consisting of methyl esters from lipid sources.
The document provides a certificate of analysis for the extraction and quantification of rotenone from plant roots using normal soaking extraction with acetone as the solvent. It details the extraction and concentration processes, quantitative analysis using HPLC, and reports the yield and concentration of rotenone in the liquid crude and concentrated liquid crude extracts.
Challenges 21 Century In Environmental Aspectssjcc
The document discusses several challenges facing agriculture in 21st century India, including land and water shortages, soil degradation, and nutritional insecurity. It notes that India has only 2.4% of the world's land but must support over 16% of the global population. Key issues include degraded soils covering 85 million hectares, imbalanced fertilizer use reducing efficiency, and annual nutrient transport exceeding additions. Strategies proposed to improve sustainability include integrated nutrient management, soil conservation, water management, and increased use of renewable energy in agriculture.
This document discusses renewable energy and waste management. It provides an overview of renewable energy sources like solar, wind and hydro power. Solar energy is discussed in detail, including its use in transportation like solar cars, boats and aerospace projects. The document also discusses types of waste like solid and liquid waste. Plastic waste is a major issue and the document outlines plastic waste composition and hazards. It emphasizes the importance of plastic recycling to deal with plastic waste.
The document provides instructions for accessing and using Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) at a hospital. MSDS contain safety information about chemical properties, health effects, and proper handling procedures. At the hospital, MSDS are available online through the intranet 24/7 for any chemicals used at the hospital or in the community. The intranet site allows users to search for a chemical and access the corresponding MSDS as a PDF file with safety information to print if needed.
W2V India - Innovative technologies in solid waste management for Punjabw2vindia
As the representative of the PIB Waste2Value Consortium Netherlands, Mr. Rutger de Bruijn gave a presentation for the Punjab Urban Development Authority (PUDA) at the Taj Chandigarh hotel on 22nd September 2015.
This document discusses specifications and certificates of analysis (COA), which are important documentation in the pharmaceutical industry. It provides details on the purpose, scope and required contents of specifications for raw materials, packaging materials, in-process materials, finished products, and preparation of containers. It also covers the purpose, contents and examples of COAs, which report analytical results for batches to ensure they meet specifications. COAs should include batch information, test acceptance criteria, results, and approval. Electronic COAs are also commonly used if appropriate controls are in place for the computer system generating them.
The document provides an overview of requirements for an Investigational New Drug (IND) application to the FDA. It discusses key components of the IND including chemistry, manufacturing and controls (CMC), preclinical toxicology studies, and clinical trial protocols. The main points are:
1) An IND application is required to begin clinical testing of new drugs, drugs at new dosages, or drug combinations not previously approved.
2) Key sections of the IND include CMC data on drug manufacturing and quality controls, results of preclinical toxicology studies in animals, and protocols for proposed clinical trials.
3) Preclinical studies aim to identify safe starting doses for clinical trials and target organs of toxicity.
The document describes the key information contained in a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), including identification of the product and its ingredients, hazards identified, first aid measures, handling and storage requirements, exposure controls, physical and chemical properties, toxicological information, and disposal considerations. An MSDS provides important safety information about a product but is not a substitute for conducting a risk assessment when using chemicals. It should be consulted to help identify hazards but risk controls must be proportional to actual risk levels.
How to Prevent MSDs & Maximize Human Performance with EvaluationErgonomics Plus
This webinar discusses the importance of evaluating ergonomic programs to maximize human performance and prevent musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). It recommends conducting monthly reporting and annual audits to track program metrics over time. Monthly reports document guidelines established and key metrics, while annual audits assess overall program effectiveness. Evaluation provides opportunities for continuous improvement and proves the value of ergonomic initiatives. Data from clients of Ergo-Plus, the webinar host, showed significant cost reductions from 14% to 78% due to prevented MSDs after implementing ergonomic evaluations and interventions. Free evaluation resources are made available to webinar attendees.
Spartan Environmental Technologies supplies ozone water treatment and advanced oxidation systems. They provide both skid-mounted integrated systems and individual equipment components. They offer a range of support services including laboratory testing, pilot testing, engineering support, and equipment servicing. Their ozone systems are used for applications like drinking water treatment, cooling water treatment, industrial wastewater treatment, and groundwater remediation. They also represent ESCO International in supplying advanced oxidation processes using technologies like UV/ozone, UV/peroxide, and ozone/peroxide systems.
This document summarizes key aspects of MARPOL, the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships. It outlines the objectives of MARPOL to minimize pollution from ships, including dumping, oil, and exhaust. It describes the six annexes which regulate pollution from oil, noxious liquids, packaged harmful substances, sewage, garbage, and air emissions. It provides details on regulations within each annex regarding discharge standards, requirements for equipment like oil filtering and monitoring systems, record keeping, and certification requirements. Specifics are given for oil tanker requirements and limitations on discharges within special areas. The document is an extensive overview of MARPOL regulations.
Method of data collection and analysis based in Grounded Theoryprayslide
The document outlines different methods for collecting data in grounded theory research, including continuous monitoring during observations, semi-structured interviews with prepared questions, informal interviews to allow respondents to speak freely, scanning relevant documents, and taking notes from meetings and conversations. It also describes the iterative process of analyzing the data by scanning for themes, summarizing text with labels, identifying frequently used labels, weighing emerging theories, and developing mini theories through triangulation until theoretical saturation is reached.
A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) provides essential health and safety information about hazardous substances, including their properties, safe handling procedures, and emergency response instructions, and suppliers are legally required to provide a current MSDS for any hazardous substances they supply to workplaces. An MSDS describes a hazardous substance's identity, physical and chemical properties, health hazards, precautions for use, and safe handling procedures. Employers must obtain and make available a current MSDS for any hazardous substances present in the workplace.
The document discusses Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), which provide important safety information about chemical products. An MSDS reveals a product's chemical composition, associated health hazards, risk reduction measures, and emergency response procedures. Employers must make MSDS available to employees, who must access relevant sheets before working with chemicals. MSDS are located in different departments and electronically, and contain sections with details like chemical properties, exposure limits, safe handling instructions, and first aid measures. Identification systems like NFPA and HMIS use color-coding and ratings to communicate hazard severity.
This presentation introduces environmental management systems (EMS) and how Travis Perkins, a UK building materials supplier, implemented an EMS based on the ISO 14001 standard. It defines an EMS, outlines the PDCA (plan-do-check-act) model, and discusses how Travis Perkins developed an environmental policy, identified aspects and impacts, set objectives and targets, and established roles and procedures to achieve continual improvement in its environmental performance and compliance. Implementing an EMS provides benefits like cost savings, more efficient operations, and helping Travis Perkins maintain its reputation and license to operate.
The document discusses the carbon cycle. It begins by explaining that carbon is exchanged among the biosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and pedosphere. It then provides details on the global carbon budget, noting that the oceans contain 71% of the world's carbon while terrestrial ecosystems hold around 3%. The atmosphere contains around 1% of total carbon. It concludes by outlining the main components of the carbon cycle as the atmosphere, terrestrial biosphere, oceans, and sediments.
The document provides a certificate of analysis for the extraction and quantification of rotenone from plant roots using normal soaking extraction with acetone as the solvent. It details the extraction and concentration processes, quantitative analysis using HPLC, and reports the yield and concentration of rotenone in the liquid crude and concentrated liquid crude extracts.
Challenges 21 Century In Environmental Aspectssjcc
The document discusses several challenges facing agriculture in 21st century India, including land and water shortages, soil degradation, and nutritional insecurity. It notes that India has only 2.4% of the world's land but must support over 16% of the global population. Key issues include degraded soils covering 85 million hectares, imbalanced fertilizer use reducing efficiency, and annual nutrient transport exceeding additions. Strategies proposed to improve sustainability include integrated nutrient management, soil conservation, water management, and increased use of renewable energy in agriculture.
This document discusses renewable energy and waste management. It provides an overview of renewable energy sources like solar, wind and hydro power. Solar energy is discussed in detail, including its use in transportation like solar cars, boats and aerospace projects. The document also discusses types of waste like solid and liquid waste. Plastic waste is a major issue and the document outlines plastic waste composition and hazards. It emphasizes the importance of plastic recycling to deal with plastic waste.
The document provides instructions for accessing and using Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) at a hospital. MSDS contain safety information about chemical properties, health effects, and proper handling procedures. At the hospital, MSDS are available online through the intranet 24/7 for any chemicals used at the hospital or in the community. The intranet site allows users to search for a chemical and access the corresponding MSDS as a PDF file with safety information to print if needed.
W2V India - Innovative technologies in solid waste management for Punjabw2vindia
As the representative of the PIB Waste2Value Consortium Netherlands, Mr. Rutger de Bruijn gave a presentation for the Punjab Urban Development Authority (PUDA) at the Taj Chandigarh hotel on 22nd September 2015.
This document discusses specifications and certificates of analysis (COA), which are important documentation in the pharmaceutical industry. It provides details on the purpose, scope and required contents of specifications for raw materials, packaging materials, in-process materials, finished products, and preparation of containers. It also covers the purpose, contents and examples of COAs, which report analytical results for batches to ensure they meet specifications. COAs should include batch information, test acceptance criteria, results, and approval. Electronic COAs are also commonly used if appropriate controls are in place for the computer system generating them.
The document provides an overview of requirements for an Investigational New Drug (IND) application to the FDA. It discusses key components of the IND including chemistry, manufacturing and controls (CMC), preclinical toxicology studies, and clinical trial protocols. The main points are:
1) An IND application is required to begin clinical testing of new drugs, drugs at new dosages, or drug combinations not previously approved.
2) Key sections of the IND include CMC data on drug manufacturing and quality controls, results of preclinical toxicology studies in animals, and protocols for proposed clinical trials.
3) Preclinical studies aim to identify safe starting doses for clinical trials and target organs of toxicity.
The document describes the key information contained in a Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS), including identification of the product and its ingredients, hazards identified, first aid measures, handling and storage requirements, exposure controls, physical and chemical properties, toxicological information, and disposal considerations. An MSDS provides important safety information about a product but is not a substitute for conducting a risk assessment when using chemicals. It should be consulted to help identify hazards but risk controls must be proportional to actual risk levels.
How to Prevent MSDs & Maximize Human Performance with EvaluationErgonomics Plus
This webinar discusses the importance of evaluating ergonomic programs to maximize human performance and prevent musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). It recommends conducting monthly reporting and annual audits to track program metrics over time. Monthly reports document guidelines established and key metrics, while annual audits assess overall program effectiveness. Evaluation provides opportunities for continuous improvement and proves the value of ergonomic initiatives. Data from clients of Ergo-Plus, the webinar host, showed significant cost reductions from 14% to 78% due to prevented MSDs after implementing ergonomic evaluations and interventions. Free evaluation resources are made available to webinar attendees.
Spartan Environmental Technologies supplies ozone water treatment and advanced oxidation systems. They provide both skid-mounted integrated systems and individual equipment components. They offer a range of support services including laboratory testing, pilot testing, engineering support, and equipment servicing. Their ozone systems are used for applications like drinking water treatment, cooling water treatment, industrial wastewater treatment, and groundwater remediation. They also represent ESCO International in supplying advanced oxidation processes using technologies like UV/ozone, UV/peroxide, and ozone/peroxide systems.
This document summarizes key aspects of MARPOL, the International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships. It outlines the objectives of MARPOL to minimize pollution from ships, including dumping, oil, and exhaust. It describes the six annexes which regulate pollution from oil, noxious liquids, packaged harmful substances, sewage, garbage, and air emissions. It provides details on regulations within each annex regarding discharge standards, requirements for equipment like oil filtering and monitoring systems, record keeping, and certification requirements. Specifics are given for oil tanker requirements and limitations on discharges within special areas. The document is an extensive overview of MARPOL regulations.
Method of data collection and analysis based in Grounded Theoryprayslide
The document outlines different methods for collecting data in grounded theory research, including continuous monitoring during observations, semi-structured interviews with prepared questions, informal interviews to allow respondents to speak freely, scanning relevant documents, and taking notes from meetings and conversations. It also describes the iterative process of analyzing the data by scanning for themes, summarizing text with labels, identifying frequently used labels, weighing emerging theories, and developing mini theories through triangulation until theoretical saturation is reached.
A Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) provides essential health and safety information about hazardous substances, including their properties, safe handling procedures, and emergency response instructions, and suppliers are legally required to provide a current MSDS for any hazardous substances they supply to workplaces. An MSDS describes a hazardous substance's identity, physical and chemical properties, health hazards, precautions for use, and safe handling procedures. Employers must obtain and make available a current MSDS for any hazardous substances present in the workplace.
The document discusses Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS), which provide important safety information about chemical products. An MSDS reveals a product's chemical composition, associated health hazards, risk reduction measures, and emergency response procedures. Employers must make MSDS available to employees, who must access relevant sheets before working with chemicals. MSDS are located in different departments and electronically, and contain sections with details like chemical properties, exposure limits, safe handling instructions, and first aid measures. Identification systems like NFPA and HMIS use color-coding and ratings to communicate hazard severity.
This presentation introduces environmental management systems (EMS) and how Travis Perkins, a UK building materials supplier, implemented an EMS based on the ISO 14001 standard. It defines an EMS, outlines the PDCA (plan-do-check-act) model, and discusses how Travis Perkins developed an environmental policy, identified aspects and impacts, set objectives and targets, and established roles and procedures to achieve continual improvement in its environmental performance and compliance. Implementing an EMS provides benefits like cost savings, more efficient operations, and helping Travis Perkins maintain its reputation and license to operate.
The document discusses the carbon cycle. It begins by explaining that carbon is exchanged among the biosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere, and pedosphere. It then provides details on the global carbon budget, noting that the oceans contain 71% of the world's carbon while terrestrial ecosystems hold around 3%. The atmosphere contains around 1% of total carbon. It concludes by outlining the main components of the carbon cycle as the atmosphere, terrestrial biosphere, oceans, and sediments.