List and the properties of chemical substances used in IP SAS (2021)

Categories of chemical hazards according to the Regulation (EC) No 1272/2008 of the European parliament and of the council (+ old labels in parentheses)
Flammable gas	Oxidising gas (O)	Self-heating substances	Aspiration hazard (Xn)	Eye damage (Xi)	Carcinogenicity
Flam.Gas	Ox.Gas	Self-heat.	Asp.Tox.	Eye Dam.	Carc.
ignitable mixture with air 1- <13% (F+) (2-exists)	1-supports combustion more than air	sample on air at 140°C 1-cube 25mm 2-cube 100mm	1-pulmonary injury or death after entry of a liquid or solid into respiratory system	1-irreversible >21 days (Eye Irrit.2-heals within 21 days)	1A-proven for humans (T) 1B-for animals (T) 2-suspected (Xn) i-by inhalation
Flammable liquid	Oxidising liquid (O)	In contact with water emits flammable gas	Acute toxicity	Skin corrosion (C)	Germ cell mutagenicity
Flam.Liq.	Ox.Liq.	Water-react.	Acute Tox.	Skin Corr.	Muta.
flash and boiling point 1- <23°C; ≤35°C (F+) 2- <23°C; >35°C (F) 3- 23-60°C; —	pressure rise rate in the 1:1w mixture with cellulose equal or higher than of: 1- 50% HClO4 (aq) 2- 40% NaClO3 (aq) 3- 65% HNO3 (aq)	1-gas auto-ignites, or evolves at >10 l gas/kg⋅min (F) 2- >20 l/kg⋅hour (F) 3- >1 l/kg⋅hour	Oral/dermal LD50 (mg/kg; death in 24h), and by inhalation LC50 (mg/l; 4h) 1- ≤5; ≤50; ≤0.5 (T+) 2- 5-50; 50-200; 0.5-2.0 (T+) 3- 50-300; 200-1000; 2-10 (T) (4- 300-2000; 1000-2000; 10-20; Xn)	destroys skin after exposure 1A- ≤3 min 1B- 3 min - 1 h 1C- 1-4 h (Skin Irrit.2-irritation; Xi)	evidence exists 1A-human epidemiological (T) 1B-germ cells of mammals / no transmission humans (T) 2-germ cells in vitro / somatic in mammals (Xn)
Flammable solid (F)	Oxidising solids (O)	Explosive and self-igniting substances	Specific target organ toxicity — repeated exposure	Specific target organ tox. — single exposure	Reproductive toxicity
Flam.Sol.	Ox.Sol.	Expl. - Explosive (E) Org.Perox. - Organic peroxide (O) Self-react. - Thermally unstable (even without oxygen) (F+) Pyr.Liq.1/Pyr.Sol.1 - Pyrophoric liquid / solid (auto-ignites on air <5 min) (F)	STOT RE	STOT SE	Repr.
burning rate >2.2 mm/s; wetted zone 1-doesn't stop fire 2-stops fire for ≥4 min	a 1:1 or 4:1 sample-cellulose mixture burns faster than a KBrO3:cellulose mixed at 1- 3:2 (by mass) 2- 2:3 (by mass) 3- 3:7 (by mass)		1-serious effects in humans at low concentrations (T) 2-harmful for humans or serious effects in animals in moderate concentrations (at levels similar to Acute Tox.2 daily) (Xn)	1-serious effects in humans at low concentrations (T) 2-at moderate conc. (as in Acute Tox.4) (Xn) (3-transient effects, such as narcotic)	1A-proven for humans (T) 1B-for animals (T) 2-suspected (Xn) (Lact.-milk transfer) F/f-fertility, D/d-unborn child
Flammable aerosol	Gas under pressure	Corrosive to metals	Hazardous to aquatic environment	Hazardous to the ozone layer (N)	Sensitisation (allergy or hypersensitivity)
Flam.Aerosol	Press.Gas	Met.Corr.	Aquatic Acute 1 - short-term ≤1 mg/l (N)	Ozone	Skin Sens.1
in a spray container 1-ignition at distance ≥75cm 2-ignitable	compressed, liquefied, refrigerated liquefied or dissolved gas	corrosion rate on steel or aluminium 1- >6.25 mm/year at 55°C	Aquatic Chronic - long-term 1- ≤1 mg/l (N) 2- 1-10 mg/l (N) (3- 10-100 mg/l) (4- concerns exist)	containing at least 0.1% of an ozone-depleting substance (freon)	Resp.Sens.1-respiratory (or symptoms of asthma)

In IP SAS we don't have: explosive and self-igniting substances, flammable aerosols and the substances hazardous to the ozone layer. Categories with a signal word Danger are emphasized. Categories from the last row are not indicated in the table below. Categories in parentheses are labeled only by the ‹!› mark (except Flam.Gas 2, Lact. and Aquatic Chronic 3/4: no symbol).

The Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) in English are not available here. Please see the Slovak version, or the web pages of the suppliers.