NAPHTHA MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET Complex …
Reactivity : With Oxidisers (Conditions to avoid): Avoid Contact With Oxidizers Hazardous Polymerization May Not Occur 5. HEALTH HAZARD DATA Routes of Entry : (Inhalation, Skin, Mucous Membranes, Eye Contact and Ingestion) Effects of Exposure / Symptoms: Acts As Anesthetic, Cause Dermatitis Irritation. LD 50 ( in rat Orally or percutaneous absorption) LC 50 (in rat)
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