Introduction     

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS's) provide valuable information on chemicals as well as procedures for handling and working with a substance safely. The MSDS includes important information such as physical data (boiling point, flash point, etc.), health effects, toxicity, first aid, storage, disposal, personal protective equipment, and spill/leak procedures.

Obtaining an MSDS

1. Call the DEHS (381-3690)
2. Write or call the manufacturer or distributor
3. Via the EHSRM web page links (located below)

MSDS Links

The Vermont Siri MSDS Database
Interactive Learning Paradigms, Inc.

Sigma Aldrich
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Password: utsafety

http://www.fishersci.com/
VWR Scientific Products
Mallinckrodt Laboratory Chemicals
Eastman Kodak
UTSA Environmental Health, Safety and Risk Management