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Oxygen
Hydrogen, rare gases, nitrogen and oxygen
Chemicals-inorganic
Y - Indicates information is in the hazardous materials information resource system (hmirs).
PMICA - Item does not contain precious metal.
CRITL- The item does not have a nuclear hardened feature or any other critical feature such as tolerance, fit restriction or application.
086120 - Oxygen
634 - Cylinders, compressed gas, filled or empty
9 - Other or no special handling required (sh)
A - Shipment is not a consolidation and does not exceed 84 inches in any dimension.
C - Chemical corps items and all other chemicals not covered in other classificatons. note: when an item has a chemical proper shipp
G - Nonflammable compressed gas, un class 2 (nonflammable gas label; except: (1) oxygen which requires an oxidizer label, and (2) fl
Q - 70.0
Questions & Answers: |
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| What are the historical prices recorded for this stock number? | |
| Historical data shows pricing from $42.36 to $70.61.. | |
| Does NSN 6830-01-049-5263 have a shelf life? | |
| No. There is no shelf life applicable for this NSN. | |
| What NATO entities are users of this NSN? | |
| Department Of The Army, Department Of The Air Force, U.s. Marine Corps, Department Of The Navy, U.s. Coast Guard, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Singapore, and Greece | |
| What is the NIIN of NSN 6830-01-049-5263? | |
| 010495263 or 01-049-5263 | |
| Does NSN 6830-01-049-5263 require demilitarization? | |
| Yes - ITAR Controlled | |
| What is the most recent solicitation for NSN 6830-01-049-5263? | |
| No solicitations for this NSN. | |
| When was this national stock number assigned to the federal catalog? | |
| Oct 20, 1977 | |
Routes of entry: inhalation: yes skin: no ingestion: no
reports of carcinogenicity: ntp: no iarc: no osha: no
health hazards acute and chronic: breathing 80% or more oxygen at
atmospheric pressure for more than a few hours may cause nasal
stuffiness, cough, sore throat, chest pain & breathing difficulty.
breathing pure oxygen under pressure m ay cause lung damage and
also central nervous system effects., also it may cause reduced
peripheral vision.
effects of overexposure: diziness, poor coordination, tingling
sensation, visual & hearing disturbances, muscular twitching,
unconsciousness & convulsions.
medical cond aggravated by exposure: airway obstruction during high
oxygen tension may cause alveolar collapse following absorption of
the oxygen. Eustachian tubes may cause retraction of the eardrum, &
producing "vacuum-type" headache.
First aid: inhale: remove to fresh air, give artificial respiration if
not breathing. Keep victim warm and at rest. Call a physician.
Hcc: g3
boiling pt: b.P. Text: -297f/-183c
melt/freeze pt: m.P/f.P text: -361f/-218c
vapor pres: gas
vapor density: 1.105
ph: 7
solubility in water: negligible
appearance and odor: colorless, odorless gas at normal temperature &
pressure.
percent volatiles by volume: 100
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
combustible materials, asphalt, flammable materials, especially oils &
greases.
stability condition to avoid: high prossure gas. Use only with equipment
conditioned for oxygen service. Watch physical damage. Isolate
combustebles.
Waste disposal methods: slowly release into atmosphere, in an open,
outdoors area. Remove all flammable materials from vicinity.
disclaimer (provided with this information by the compiling agencies):
this information is formulated for use by elements of the department
of defense. the united states of america in no manner whatsoever,
expressly or implied, warrants this information to be accurate and
disclaims all liability for its use. any person utilizing this
document should seek competent professional advice to verify and
assume responsibility for the suitability of this information to their
particular situation.
Ingred name: oxygen
cas: 7782-44-7
rtecs #: rs2060000
fraction by wt: 100%
osha pel: none established
acgih tlv: none established
Ld50 lc50 mixture: not relevant
routes of entry: inhalation: yes skin: no ingestion: no
reports of carcinogenicity: ntp: no iarc: no osha: no
health hazards acute and chronic: acute- breathing high concentrations
(greater than 75 molar %) causes symptoms of hyperoxia which
include cramps, nausea, dizziness, hypothermia, respiratory
difficulties, fainting spells & convulsion s capable of leading to
death. Concentrations between 25 & 75 % may cause inflammation.
chronic- not known.
explanation of carcinogenicity: oxygen is not listed as a carcinogen by
the iarc, ntp or osha.
effects of overexposure: breathing high concentrations (greater than 75
molar %) causes symptoms of hyperoxia which include cramps, nausea,
dizziness, hypothermia, respiratory difficulties, fainting spells &
convulsions capab le of leading to death. Concentrations between 25
& 75 % may cause inflammation.
First aid: prompt medical attention is mandatory in all cases of
overexposure to oxygen. Rescue personnel should be aware of extreme
fire hazard associated with oxygen-rich atmospheres. Conscious
persons should be moved to fresh air. They should be kept warm &
quiet. Unconscious persons should be moved to fresh air & given
assisted respiration. Treatment should be symptomatic & supportive.
Hcc: g4
boiling pt: b.P. Text: -297f,-183c
melt/freeze pt: m.P/f.P text: -362f,-219c
vapor density: 1.11
spec gravity: 0.0828 lb/ft3
evaporation rate & reference: not applicable-gas
solubility in water: slight
appearance and odor: colorless, odorless gas.
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
all flammable materials
stability condition to avoid: heating cylinders to increase flow rate
hazardous decomposition products: none
Waste disposal methods: do not attempt to dipose of waste or unused
quantities. Return in the shipping container properly labeled, with
any valve outlet plugs or caps secured and valve protection cap in
place to your supplie r or call the emergency phone # of
supplier/mfr.
disclaimer (provided with this information by the compiling agencies):
this information is formulated for use by elements of the department
of defense. the united states of america in no manner whatsoever,
expressly or implied, warrants this information to be accurate and
disclaims all liability for its use. any person utilizing this
document should seek competent professional advice to verify and
assume responsibility for the suitability of this information to their
particular situation.
Ingred name: oxygen
cas: 7782-44-7
rtecs #: rs2060000
fraction by wt: >99.5%
other rec limits: none recommended
ingred name: federal specification indicates ty i, oxygen gas shall
contain not less than 99.5 % by volume & not >5 ml water/cylinder
rtecs #: 9999999zz
other rec limits: none recommended
Ld50 lc50 mixture: ld50 (oral rat) is not applicable.
reports of carcinogenicity: ntp: no iarc: no osha: no
health hazards acute and chronic: acute: extended exposures to oxygen at
higher pressures may be hazardous. A variety of central neverous
system effects may result from breathing oxygen greater than 2
atm., such as dizziness, impaired coordination, visual and hearing
disturbances, and seizures. Contact with liquid oxygen can cause
severe frostbite.
explanation of carcinogenicity: none
effects of overexposure: prolonged breathing of very cool atmospheres
can cause lung damage. Prolonged exposure to cold areas can result
in hypothermia.
medical cond aggravated by exposure: none
First aid: remove to fresh air. If contact with liquid, remove victim
from source of contact. Flush affected area with lots of tepid
water. Do not apply direct heat. Do not rub frozen area.
Hcc: g4
boiling pt: b.P. Text: -297f,-183c
vapor density: 1.105 @25c
spec gravity: 1.140
solubility in water: 4.89 @0c cm3/100cm3
appearance and odor: colorless, odorless
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
reacts explosively with phosphine, hydrazine, ethers, alcohols,
hydrogen sulfide, hydrocarbons.
stability condition to avoid: high heat, open flames and other sources
of ignition
Waste disposal methods: move leaky cylinder to outdoors or ventilated
hood. Allow gas to discharge at moderate rate. Return cylinders to
supplier for proper disposal with any valve outlet plugs, or caps
secured and valve pro tection cap in place.
disclaimer (provided with this information by the compiling agencies):
this information is formulated for use by elements of the department
of defense. the united states of america in no manner whatsoever,
expressly or implied, warrants this information to be accurate and
disclaims all liability for its use. any person utilizing this
document should seek competent professional advice to verify and
assume responsibility for the suitability of this information to their
particular situation.
Ingred name: oxygen
cas: 7782-44-7
rtecs #: rs2060000
fraction by wt: 100%
other rec limits: none specified
Ld50 lc50 mixture: none specified by manufacturer.
routes of entry: inhalation: yes skin: yes ingestion: no
reports of carcinogenicity: ntp: no iarc: no osha: no
health hazards acute and chronic: liq gas causes frostbite.Inhal: hi
concen sympt-nau,dizz,bronchial irrit,hypothermia,incr depth of
resp,bradycardle,pulm discomft,peripheral
vasoconstriction,emblyopia,seizures,death.Chronic: no known a dverse
effects.Contact w/gas/refrig liqcause frostbite/dmg expo
skin/eye.Atm contain 21%oxy,hi toxic/pneu,lower hypoxia
explanation of carcinogenicity: per msds: not found in fed
osha/ntp/cal/osha/iarc.
effects of overexposure: frostbite: change in skin color to white or
grayish-yellow,pain aft contact w/liq can quickly subside.
medical cond aggravated by exposure: pre-existing respiratory conditons
may aggravated by over-expo to this product.Target organs: resp
system, cns, skin.
First aid: emerg responders must practice extreme caut.Rescuers
shouldn't attempt to retrieve victim w/o ppe.Move to fresh air
asap.Train person admin supplemental oxy(not normally
appropriate)&/or cpr.Move from hypoxic expo.Frostbite put part in
warm water not hot water,or wrap in blankets.Encourage to gently
exercise effected part.Seek immed med attn.Take msds/label.Dr: treat
supm/red overexpo.Overexpo(sup)
Hcc: g4
boiling pt: b.P. Text: -297f,-183c
melt/freeze pt: m.P/f.P text: -360f,-218c
decomp temp: decomp text: np
vapor pres: gas,ambiet
vapor density: 1.31 @25c
spec gravity: 1.11
ph: na
viscosity: np
solubility in water: 4.9% @0c
appearance and odor: colorless,odorless gas or colorless,odorless
cryogenic liq
percent volatiles by volume: np
corrosion rate: np
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
combust/flamm matls,chlorinated hydrocarbons,hydrazine,red boron
cmpds,ethers,phosphine,pbr3,po3,f2c: cf2,cmpds(supplem)
stability condition to avoid: avoid contact w/incompatible matls.Avoid
expo cyl to extremely hi temps which could cause cyl to
rupture/explode.
hazardous decomposition products: none
Waste disposal methods: gas dissipate rapidly in well-venti areas.Wsate
dispo must be iaw appropriate fed/stet/loc regs.Epa waste#: na.Not
sara reporting reqmts.Cercla rq: na.
disclaimer (provided with this information by the compiling agencies):
this information is formulated for use by elements of the department
of defense. the united states of america in no manner whatsoever,
expressly or implied, warrants this information to be accurate and
disclaims all liability for its use. any person utilizing this
document should seek competent professional advice to verify and
assume responsibility for the suitability of this information to their
particular situation.
Ingred name: oxygen
cas: 7782-44-7
rtecs #: rs2060000
fraction by wt: 100%
other rec limits: none recommended
Ld50 lc50 mixture: not given
routes of entry: inhalation: yes skin: no ingestion: no
reports of carcinogenicity: ntp: no iarc: no osha: no
health hazards acute and chronic: acute- eye/skin/oral: no adverse
effects. Inhale: breathing >=80% oxygen may cause nasal stuffiness,
chest pain & breathing difficulty. Breathing pure oxygen under
pressure may cause lung damage & cns e ffects resulting in
dizziness, poor coordination, visual & hearing disturbances,
unconsciousness. Chronic- none.
explanation of carcinogenicity: oxygen is not listed as a carcinogen by
the iarc, ntp or osha.
effects of overexposure: cough, sore throat, chest pain, dizziness,
tingling sensation, muscular twitching and convulisons. Breathing
oxygen under pressure may cause prolongation of adaption to
darkness and reduced peripheral vision. Retinal damage and
blindness may occur in man exposed to 100% oxygen under greater
than atmosphere pressure.
medical cond aggravated by exposure: not known
First aid: this product is a gas at normal temperature & pressure. No
first aid is required for swallowing, eye/skin contat. For
inhalation, move to fresh air. Provide artificial respiration if
not breathing. Ke ep victim warm & at rest. Call a physician. Note
to physician: supportive treatment should include immediate
sedation, anti-convulsive therapy if needed & rest. Decrease
vitamin e may increase toxicit
Hcc: g4
boiling pt: b.P. Text: -297f,-183c
melt/freeze pt: m.P/f.P text: -361f,-218c
vapor pres: not given
vapor density: 1.1
spec gravity: not given
evaporation rate & reference: not given
solubility in water: negligible
appearance and odor: colorless, odorless gas at normal temperature and
pressure
percent volatiles by volume: 100 %
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
all flammable materials especially oils and greases, combustible
materials, asphalt
stability condition to avoid: heating cylinders to increase flow rate
hazardous decomposition products: none
Waste disposal methods: slowly release into atmosphere, in an open,
outdoors area. Remove all flammable materials from vicinity.
disclaimer (provided with this information by the compiling agencies):
this information is formulated for use by elements of the department
of defense. the united states of america in no manner whatsoever,
expressly or implied, warrants this information to be accurate and
disclaims all liability for its use. any person utilizing this
document should seek competent professional advice to verify and
assume responsibility for the suitability of this information to their
particular situation.
Ingred name: oxygen
cas: 7782-44-7
rtecs #: rs2060000
fraction by wt: 100% %
other rec limits: none recommended
Ld50 lc50 mixture: not given
routes of entry: inhalation: yes skin: no ingestion: no
reports of carcinogenicity: ntp: no iarc: no osha: no
health hazards acute and chronic: inhalation of high concentrations
causes symptoms of hyperoxia. Skin contact with liquid product may
cause tissue freezing. Eye contact with liquid product may cause
tissue freezing.
explanation of carcinogenicity: oxygen is not listed as a carcinogen by
the iarc, ntp or osha.
effects of overexposure: cramps, nausea, dizziness, hypothermia,
ambylopia, respiration difficulties, bradycardia, fainting spells,
convulsions capable to death, pneumonis, tissue freezing.
medical cond aggravated by exposure: none specified by manufacturer.
First aid: this product is a gas at normal temperature & pressure. No
first aid is required for swallowing, eye/skin contat. For
inhalation, move to fresh air. Provide artificial respiration if
not breathing. Ke ep victim warm & at rest. Call a physician. Note
to physician: supportive treatment should include immediate
sedation, anti-convulsive therapy if needed & rest. Decrease
vitamin e may increase toxicit
Hcc: g4
boiling pt: b.P. Text: -297f,-183c
melt/freeze pt: m.P/f.P text: -361f,-218c
vapor pres: not given
vapor density: 1.1
spec gravity: not given
evaporation rate & reference: not given
solubility in water: negligible
appearance and odor: colorless, odorless gas at normal temperature and
pressure
percent volatiles by volume: 100 %
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
all flammable materials especially oils and greases, combustible
materials, asphalt
stability condition to avoid: heating cylinders to increase flow rate
hazardous decomposition products: none specified by manufacturer.
Waste disposal methods: do not attempt to dispose of waste or unused
quantities. Return in the shipping container properly labeled, with
any valve outlet plugs or caps secured and valve protection cap in
place for proper dis posal.
disclaimer (provided with this information by the compiling agencies):
this information is formulated for use by elements of the department
of defense. the united states of america in no manner whatsoever,
expressly or implied, warrants this information to be accurate and
disclaims all liability for its use. any person utilizing this
document should seek competent professional advice to verify and
assume responsibility for the suitability of this information to their
particular situation.
Ingred name: oxygen
cas: 7782-44-7
rtecs #: rs2060000
fraction by wt: 100% %
other rec limits: none recommended
Routes of entry: inhalation: yes skin: no ingestion: no
reports of carcinogenicity: ntp: no iarc: no osha: no
health hazards acute and chronic: target organs: eyes, central nervous
system. Inhalation: breathing 80% or more oxygen at atmospheric
pressure for more than a few hours may cause nasal stuffiness,
cough, sore throat, chest pain and b reathing difficulty. Breathing
oxygen athigher pressure increases the likelihood of adverse
effects with a shorter time period. Breathing pure oxygen under
pressure may cause lung damage and also cent ral nervous system
effects resulting in dizziness, poor coordination, tingling
sensation, visual disturbances, muscular twitching,
unconsciousness, convulsions, prolongation of adaption to darkness
a nd reduced peripheral vision.
explanation of carcinogenicity: oxygen is not listed as a carcinogen or
potential carcinogen by ntp, iarc, or osha subpart z.
effects of overexposure: loss of balance, dizziness; tingling sensation,
visual and hearing disturbances, muscular twitching;
unconsciousness and convulsion
medical cond aggravated by exposure: patients with chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease retain carbon dioxide abnormally. If oxygen is
administered, their breathing is depressed and carbon dioxide
raises to a dangerous level.
First aid: inhalation: move victim to fresh air or if in elevated
pressure reduce oxygen pressure to 1 atmosphere. Call a physician.
the physician should be advised that the victim has been exposed to
a high con centration of oxygen. No treatment is required in the
absence of symptoms or high pressure exposure. Eye/skin: not
applicable.
Hcc: g4
boiling pt: =-183.C, -297.4f
melt/freeze pt: =-218.8c, -361.8f
vapor density: 1.10
spec gravity: 1.326 gas density @ 70f
evaporation rate & reference: gas
solubility in water: 0.049 (vol./vol.At 32f)
appearance and odor: colorless, odorless gas
percent volatiles by volume: >99
Stability indicator/materials to avoid: yes
hydrocarbons, all flammable materials, oils and grease.
stability condition to avoid: none
hazardous decomposition products: none
Waste disposal methods: return container and unused product to supplier.
do not attempt to dispose of residual or unused quantities. For
emergency disposal, secure cylinder and slowly discharge gas to the
atmosphere in a wel l ventilated area or outdoors.
Ingred name: oxygen
cas: 7782-44-7
rtecs #: rs2060000
> wt: 99.
other rec limits: none recommended