Orange Oil EHS
From Material Safety Data Sheet
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Orange Rinds/Oil
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Chemical names: Limonene
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Inhalation:
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Under normal conditions, vapor level will be too low to present inhalation hazard. However breathing mist or spray may irritate respiratory tract.
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Ingestion:
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No data
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Skin Contact:
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Prolonged contact with skin may de-fat skin.
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Eye Contact:
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Eye contact can cause severe irritation and loss of natural lubrication
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Chronic Exposure:
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No data
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Acute Effects:
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No data
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Aggravation of Pre-existing Conditions:
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No data
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What does this mean?
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Orange rinds and the oil from the rind can cause defatting of skin tissues if exposed. Avoid getting orange rinds or oils on skin or in eyes. If exposure occurs, flush immediately with large quantities of water for 15 minutes. Note that orange oil can be highly combustible. Do not use or store near sparking equipment or open flame.
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