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NYC-WTC_000195164
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
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CAS 12001-29-5 (Chrysotile; white asbestos) CAS 13768-00-8 (Actinolite) CAS 12172-73-5 (T^mosite; brown asbestos) CAS 17068-78-9 (7\nthophyl lite) CAS 12001-28-4 (Crocidolite; blue asbestos) CAS 14567-73-8 (Tremolite)
1.2.2 NIOSH/RTECS NUMBER:
NIOSH/RTECS CI6475000 NIOSH/RTECS Cl6478500orGC2625000(Chrysotile;whiteasbestos) NIOSH/RTECS CI6477000orBT6825000(Amosite;brownasbestos) NIOSH/RTECS CI6478000(Anthophyllite) NIOSH/RTECS CI6479000 (Crocidolite.-blueasbestos) NIOSH/RTECS Cl6560000orXX2095000(Tremolite)
1.2.3 UN/NA NUMBER:
UN 2212/2590 - Asbestos UN 2590 - Chrysotile (white asbestos) UN 2212 - Tkmosite (brown asbestos) UN 2590 - Anthophyllite UN 2212 - Crocidolite (blue asbestos) UN 2590 - Tremolite
1.2.5 DESIGNATIONS:
NCI-C08991
1.2.6 ERG2000 GUIDE NUMBER:
171 - SUBSTANCES (LOW TO MODERATE HAZARD) (UN/NA 2212; UN/NA 2590)
1.3 FORMULA UVCB Mg6(Si4O10)(OH)8 (Chrysotile) Ca2(Mg,Fe)5(Si8O22)(OH)2 (Actinolite) Fe5Mg2(Si8O22)(0H)2 (Amosite) (Mg,Fe)7(Si8O22)(OH)2 (Anthophyllite) Na2Fe3Fe2(Si8O22)(OH) 2 (Crocidolite) Ca2Mg5(Si8O22)(OH)2 (Tremolite)
1.4 GENERAL TOXICITY HAZARD RATING
A. 3 CO
1.5 REPRODUCTIVE HAZARD RATING
A. A- CD
1.7 COMMENTS
A. Asbestos is a natural mineral fiber occurring in various forms. Some forms are more toxic than others. Asbestos can act as a carrier or "trap" for organic compounds.
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