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ketones, aldehydes and other unidentified organic compounds. Unusual Hazards: Refer to absorbed liquid(s) SDS(s). The Universal PIG Absorbents do not render liquids nonflammable, neutral or less hazardous. 6. Accidental Release Measures If material is unused, sweep or pick up and dispose of as a non hazardous material. 7. Handling and Storage None
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