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Material Safety Data Sheet (M.S.D.S.)
Section 1 – Product Identification and Company

Ethyl Alcohol
• Product Identification
Name: Aguardiente Origen Vínico (eau-de-vie) Chemical Name/Other Names: Ethanol, Grapes Alcohol Chemical Formula: C2H5OH Chemical Family: Primary Aliphatic Alcohol Name for Hazardous Material Transport: Ethanol UN Number: 1170 Risk Class: 3 (flammable liquids) PackingGroup: II Excepted qty: 333 Kg Uses: Raw material for the chemical, food and famaceutical industries.

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Manufacturer identification
Juncal 802 - 2º Piso - Of “F” - C1062ABF Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires República Argentina +11 4326-2089 / 4326-1678 Coquimbito (5513) – Maipú – Mendoza Alberdi 660 – Zona Alcoholera +54 261 497-4350 / 497-4066 +54 11 4613-1100 (CIQUIME)

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Section 2 – Composition and Information of Ingredients
Chemical Name Ethanol Water Nº CAS 64-17-5 7732-18-5 % 92-96 c.s.p 100

Section 3 – Physical Data
Physical state: liquid Appearance and odour: colourless liquid with characteristic odour Odour threshold: 100 ppm 3 SpecificGravity: 0,8 g / cm Vapour pressure: 5,8 kPa at 20° C Vapour density: 1,3 (air-1) Evaporation rato: (BuAc=1) Boiling Point: 79° C Melting Point: -117° C

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pH (water solutions) : no data available Solubility: solves in Water Distribution coefficient: Water/Octano¡: Log Pow = -0,32

Section 4 – Fire and Explosion Hazards
Flammability Conditions: Highly flammable. Volatile liquid. The closecontainers may explode if they are exposed to fire or excessive heat. Flash point: 21° (closed cup) C Ignition temperature: 363° C Emits vapours that form explosive mixtures with air. Vapour are heavier than air and may accumulate in low leve) areas and travel long distances and find ignition sources. Upper Explosion Limit (% by volume in air): 19 Lower explosive limit(% by volume in air): 3,3Extinguishing Media: Water (do not apply pressure jets), dry chemical, foam or carbon anhydride. Keep containers cool by means of water spray. Personal Protective Equipment for Fire Fighters: Positive pressure self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA); adequate fire fighting personal protective clothes.

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Section 5 – Reactivity Information
Stability Conditions: Thisproduct is stable under normal pressure and temperature conditions. Incompatibilities: Strong oxidants, acids, potassium dioxide, acetilbromides, acetylchloride, hydrazine and peroxides.

Section 6 – Toxicological Properties/Potential Health Effects
TOXICITY: THE INGESTION OF HIGH DOSES OR EXPOSURE TO HIGH CONCENTRATION OF VAPOUR MAY CAUSE HEADACHE, DIZZINESS, INCOORDINATION, DISORIENTATION, NAUSEAAND VOMITING. IS AND IRRITANT FOR THE EYES. Acute: Skin: May pause dryness or siight irritation. . Eyes: Exposure lo high concentration of vapours causes irritation, sensitivity to líght. May cause chemical conjunctivitis or corneal damage. Inhalation: Inhalation may cause cough, drowsiness, headache, fatigue. Ingestion: Ingestion of large quantities may cause moderate irritation, nausea,vomiting and abdominal pain. Chronical: No information available Lethal Concentration-LC50 (inh-rata): 20000 ppm/1 OH

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Lethal Dosis-LD50 (oral-rat): 7060 mg/Kg Carcinogenicity: not carcinogenic effects. Exposure limits: TWA (8 hours): 1920 mg/m3.OES (UK HSE EH40) 3 3 CMP (8 hours): 1900 mg/m . CMP CPT (15 minutes): 1900 mg/m . Law 19587. Arg.

Section 7 – First Aid Measures
Skin: Flush skinwith abundant quantity of current water. Eyes: Flush immediately with eye washing solution or with water during at least 15 minutes. Cal¡ a physician or transport victim to a medical facility. Inhalation: Take victim lo a non contaminated place. Keep victim warm and resting. Cal¡ a physician. Ingestion: Wash out the mouth with water and give the victim several¡ glasses of water to drink. Cal¡ a...