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GOHSENOL Outlined

Handling Precautions

Information concerning dangers and the necessary precautions are explained below. This information has been prepared from published reports and data but is not necessarily guaranteed. Necessary precautions are based on the assumption of ordinary applications. In extraordinary applications, please take safety measures suitable for each case.

Chemical Classification of Gohsenol
Chemical name : polyvinyl alcohol (PVOH)
General name : POVAL
CAS No. 9002-89-5 (fully saponified PVA) / 25213-24-5(partially saponified PVOH)
FDA. Approved as a processing resin for food packaging paper
Hazard Information
Flash point : Above 70 degree C
Ignition point : 440 degree C (Layered)
520 degree C (Floated)
Combustibility : Non-dangerous substance, designated combustible substance (combustible solids) in the Fire Service Law (JPN)
Dust explosiveness : Lower limit of explosion =35g/m3
Analrtical Results of Toxic Substances
Substance Results Detection Limit Analytical Methods
Pb Not detected 0.05ppm Atmic-absorption spectroscopy
Cd Not detected 0.01ppm Atmic-absorption spectroscopy
T-Hg Not detected 0.01ppm Atmic-absorption spectroscopy
Cu Not detected 0.05ppm Atmic-absorption spectroscopy
Zn Not detected 0.05ppm Atmic-absorption spectroscopy
Mn Not detected 0.05ppm Atmic-absorption spectroscopy
Ni Not detected 0.05ppm Atmic-absorption spectroscopy
T-Cr Not detected 0.5ppm Diphenylcarbazide absorptiometry

Test organization : Japan Food Research Laboratories (April, 7,1994, No.OS57031168-001)



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