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                                        SARIN

       SECTION 11   (continued)

          Solubility in Water: Miscible with and hydrolyzed by water (Merck 1983,
          p. 1204)

          Appearance and Odor:     Liquid (Merck 1983, p. 1204). A colorless liquid
          and vapor. Almost no odor in pure state (U.S. Army 1975, p. 3-3 to 3-4).


       SECTION III-- HEALTH HAZARD DATA

          OSHA PEL: Not Found

          ACGIH TLV:   Not Found

          IDLH: Not Found

          Other Limits Recommended:    Not Found

          Routes of Entry: Inhalation:  Yes (U.S. Army 1975, p. 3-4)
                           Skin:    Yes (U.S. Army 1975, p. 3-4)
                           Ingestion:  Yes (U.S. Army 1975, p. 3-4)

          Health Hazards (Acute, Delayed, and Chronic): Extremely toxic; lethal
          dose in humans may be as low as 0.01 mg/kg. Extremely active
)         cholinesterase inhibitor. Toxic effects similar to, but more severe than
          those of parathion (Merck 1983, p. 1204). Death within 15 minutes after
          fatal dose is absorbed (U.S. Army 1975, p. 3-4).


          Medical Conditions Generally Aggravated by Exposure: Not Found


       SECTION IV-- FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA

          Flash Point (Method Used):   Non-flammable (U.S. Army 1975, p. 3-4)
          Flammable Limits:
              LEL: Not Found
              UEL: Not Found

          Extinguishing Methods:   Extinguish with foam, carbon dioxide, and dry
          chemical (Sax 1984, p. 1662)

          Special Fire Fighting Procedures: Protective clothing and respiratory
          protection (U.S. Army 1975, p. 3-5).

          Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards:  Non-flammable (U.S. Army 1975, p.
          3-5)

          NFPA Flammability Rating:    Not Found


       SECTION V - REACTIVITY DATA

          Stability: Unstable:
3                        Stable:   Yes (U.S. Army 1975, p. 3-4)


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