Hazardous chemicals list - Revision history

Kevin.Williams at 21:28, 19 July 2014

2014-07-19T21:28:42Z

Rfs at 21:42, 28 March 2014

2014-03-28T21:42:27Z

Rfs at 21:39, 28 March 2014

2014-03-28T21:39:36Z

Liane: added link with MSDS info

2013-01-25T20:48:36Z

added link with MSDS info

Liane: /* Batteries */

2012-10-10T18:44:31Z

Batteries

Liane: /* Batteries */updating MSDS

2012-10-10T18:39:08Z

Batteries: updating MSDS

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2012-10-10T18:36:24Z

Batteries: updating MSDS

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2012-10-10T18:30:43Z

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2012-10-10T18:26:15Z

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2012-10-10T18:22:15Z

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	List of Hazardous chemicals at Free Geek and corresponding Material Safety Data Sheet(MSDS)		List of Hazardous chemicals at Free Geek and corresponding Material Safety Data Sheet(MSDS)

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 List of Hazardous chemicals at Free Geek and corresponding Material Safety Data Sheet(MSDS)
-===Fork Lift Battery===
+==Fork Lift Battery==
 Our fork lift is a CLark T15 electric forklift with a wet lead-acid battery provided by Enersys.
 ; [[Media:MSDS 853020 Lead_Acid_Battery.pdf| Lead-Acid Battery]]
-===CRT Glass===
+==CRT Glass==
 Even though all staff and volunteers are trained in the safe handling, moving and packaging of CRT monitors, a spill might occur.
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 CRTs and most other electronic items are not required to have a material safety data sheet (MSDS) because they are "articles" as defined by EPA. They DO have different amounts of lead in the glass and funnel, as well as other chemicals, all of which can be hazardous when touched, or ingested.
-===''Read this before handling a broken CRT''===
+==Read this before handling a broken CRT==
 It is important to take proper precautions when cleaning up glass from broken monitors and television sets and when preparing them for shipping. The primary hazard is broken glass. There are no toxic chemicals or gases released when a monitor is dropped or broken. However, they contain solid lead in the glass and shielding components. Therefore, particular attention must be given to their proper packaging and disposal.
 For more information please follow this link:
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 *Label the box : "Broken CRT- Leaded Glass".
-===Fluorescent Light Bulbs/CFLs===
+==Fluorescent Light Bulbs/CFLs==
 We use them, they sneak in through Receiving, and sometimes they break.
 If one breaks, follow these instructions:
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-===Batteries===
+==Batteries==
 Lots of batteries at Free Geek coming from computers, stereos, and who knows what else. They also come in little baggies through Receiving at the bottom of boxes.
 They are fine if they are not leaking, but they might be corroded, or otherwise compromised. When you see a compromised battery, try to identify what type it is and read the corresponding MSDS.
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 ;[[Media:Zinc Air MSDS 0905.pdf|Zinc Air/Buttoncells]]
-===Mercury bearing Thermostats and Thermometers===
+==Mercury bearing Thermostats and Thermometers==
 Older style thermostats and thermometers are being smuggled in through Receiving in the bottom of boxes. They need to be handled carefully, so as to not break the little glass vial containing the mercury. They will need to get disposed off as hazardous waste at Metro. No broken Mercury items should be accepted!!!

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	List of Hazardous chemicals at Free Geek and corresponding Material Safety Data Sheet(MSDS)		List of Hazardous chemicals at Free Geek and corresponding Material Safety Data Sheet(MSDS)

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 ===''Read this before handling a broken CRT''===
 It is important to take proper precautions when cleaning up glass from broken monitors and television sets and when preparing them for shipping. The primary hazard is broken glass. There are no toxic chemicals or gases released when a monitor is dropped or broken. However, they contain solid lead in the glass and shielding components. Therefore, particular attention must be given to their proper packaging and disposal.
+For more information please follow this link:
 How to Clean Up a Broken CRT:

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 ;[[Media:Ascent_MSDS_Lithium_Manganese_Dioxide_CRCoin4-11.pdf|Lithium Manganese Dioxide/Buttoncells]]
 ;[[Media:Ascent_MSDS_Lithium_Manganese_Dioxide_CRCylindrical4-11-1.pdf|Lithium Polymer]]
-;[[Media:AscentMSDS-NiMH-01-2012.pdf|NiCd]]
+;[[Media:NiCd_MSDS_0905.pdf|NiCd]]
-;[[Media:NiMH MSDS 0905.pdf|NiMH]]
+;[[Media:AscentMSDS-NiMH-01-2012-1.pdf|NiMH]]
 ;[[Media:Silver Oxide MSDS 0905.pdf|Silver Oxide/Buttoncells]]
 ;[[Media:Zinc Air MSDS 0905.pdf|Zinc Air/Buttoncells]]

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 ;[[Media:Ascent_MSDS_Lithium_Ion11-10.pdf‎ |Lithium Ion]]
 ;[[Media:Ascent_MSDS_Lithium_Manganese_Dioxide_CRCoin4-11.pdf|Lithium Manganese Dioxide/Buttoncells]]
-;[[Media:Lith Polymer MSDS 0905.pdf|Lithium Polymer]]
+;[[Media:Ascent_MSDS_Lithium_Manganese_Dioxide_CRCylindrical4-11-1.pdf|Lithium Polymer]]
 ;[[Media:NiCd MSDS 0905.pdf|NiCd]]
 ;[[Media:NiMH MSDS 0905.pdf|NiMH]]

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 ;[[Media:AscentAlkalineMSDS10-07.pdf‎|Alkaline]]
 ;[[Media:Ascent_MSDS_Heavy_Duty_10-07.pdf|Heavy Duty]]
-;[[Media:Li Ion MSDS 0905.pdf|Lithium Ion]]
+;[[Media:Ascent_MSDS_Lithium_Ion11-10.pdf‎ |Lithium Ion]]
 ;[[Media:Lithium Manganese Dioxide (CR) MSDS 0905.pdf|Lithium Manganese Dioxide/Buttoncells]]
 ;[[Media:Lith Polymer MSDS 0905.pdf|Lithium Polymer]]