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81239
SAFETY DATA SHEET
Safety Data Sheet according to Directive 1907/2006/EC, Article 31, Annex II, and TRGS 220 (Germany)
Product name: LiFePO4 Battery 12V/200Ah
Date of issue: 30 March, 2020
Date of last revision:
(refer to MSDS of Sigma-Aldrich Inc.). In analogy to iron (III) phosphate no noteworthy hazards to
the human health are to be exspected, because the substance is unsoluable and therefore is hardly
resorbed in the body.
11.2.2 Graphite
Toxikokinetics, metabolism and distribution:
Resorption in the body is negligible.
Acute toxicity:
There are no LD -values of animal experiments. There were no deaths of rats after injection of
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suspensions of graphite (HSDB).
Practical experiences with occupational exposures of graphite (HSDB):
After inhalation:
After skin contact:
After eye contact:
After ingestion:
Chronic toxicity:
11.2.3 Phosphate(1-), hexafluoro-, lithium (1:1)
Toxikokinetics, metabolism and distribution:
No information is available.
Acute toxicity:
LD (female rat, oral):
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After inhalation:
After skin contact:
After eye contact:
After ingestion:
Sensitization:
Mutagenicity:
Cancer:
Reproductive toxicity:
Chronic toxicity:
Further information:
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Slight irritation of the respiratory tract.
No symptoms.
Physical irritation.
No experiences.
Bronchitis and lung damage after repeated and prolonged inhalation.
> 50 mg/kg (OECD guideline 423, Sigma-Aldrich)
Severe irritation of the respiratory tract.
Severe irritation up to chemical burn (test with artificial skin, Sigma-
Aldrich).
Severe irritation, risk of serious, irreversible eye damage (rabbit, OECD
guideline 405).
Toxic. Severe irritation of the oral cavity, of the oesophagus and the
stomach.
No sensitizing effects were found. In-vitro-test with mouse:
negative (OECD guideline 429, Sigma-Aldrich).
No mutagenic effects were found. Mutagenicity of germ cells: Ames-
Test with salmonella typhimurium: negativ (Sigma-Aldrich).
Refer to SECTION 11.1.
Refer to SECTION 11.1.
After repeated and prolonged exposure hazardous to bones and teeth.
Fire or strong acids may set free fluorides and hydrofluoric acid, which
cause severe health problems.
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