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MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET
TIGER 90CR
July 2005

SECTION I GENERAL INFORMATION
Tiger-Sul Products
6444 -42 St. S.E. Telephone: (403) 279-2616
Calgary, AB T2C 2V1 Fax: (403) 236-9049

Trade Name (Common Name or Synonym) - Sulfur Fertilizer (TIGER 90CR)
Formula: 90% Sulfur Molecular Weight: N/A
10% Bentonite Clay


SECTION II TRANSPORTATION REQUIREMENTS (Non Regulated as per
following exemptions/provisions, and observations):

US and Canadian Shipments: non regulated as per schedule 2 section 33(b) Exemption for sulphur.

International Shipments:

AIR (IATA): Exempted under Special Provision A 105 SEA (IMDG): Exempted as per Sulfur
Observations Part 1 & 2
Appearance: Specifically formed product in the shape of pastilles.

TRANSPORTATION EMERGENCIES: call collect CANUTEC 613-996-6666 (24 hours).
WHMIS: non-controlled product in accordance with sub-paragraph 13(a)(i-iv) or paragraph 14 (a) of the
Hazardous Products Act.




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SECTION III FIRST AID MEASURES
Skin: Wash with mild soap and water.
Eyes: Irrigate thoroughly with copious quantities of plain water.
Inadequate irrigation may increase the irritation. Do not use Boric Acid.




SECTION IV HAZARDS INFORMATION
Inhalation: Sulfur dust may irritate the mucous membranes of the respiratory passages.
Ingestion: Solid sulfur is virtually non-toxic. It can be taken internally in fairly large doses without
injury.

Skin: In some individuals, sulfur dust has an irritant action, which may be aggravated by
perspiration or moisture.
Eyes: Sulfur dust is capable of irritating the inner surfaces of the eyelids.

Permissible Concentration: None established. Unusual Chronic Toxicity: N/A
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Flash Point C Auto Ignition C Flammable Limits in Air (% by VOL)
Dust clouds 190 oC,
Pure Liquid S, Minimum explosion concentration is
approximately 35 gm per cu. metre
188 oC, (370 oF) (374 oF) (0.035 oz per cu. ft.). Maximum
Impure Liquid S, Undispersed dust, explosive concentration lies between
1000-2000 (probably about 1400 gm/m3
168 oC, (335 oF) 220 oC, (428 oF) (1.4 oz per cu. ft.).

*Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards:
Dust suspended in air is readily ignited by flame, static electricity of friction spark. Every reasonable step
must be taken to minimize dust formation. Dust tight casings should be equipped with explosion relief
vents. Sparkless electrical equipment is recommended. Handling equipment must be grounded or bonded
to avoid static electricity. Keep away from sources of flame or sparks. Detailed recommendations in
Manufacturing Chemists Association SD-74 and National Safety Council 612 Bulletins covering "Sulfur"
should be followed when handling Tiger 90.

LEL 35 gm/m3
Explosive Limits:
UEL 1400 gm/m3




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SECTION V PRECAUTIONS/PROCEDURES
* Fire Extinguishing Agents Recommended:
1. A fine water spray or fog is recommended.
2. C02 or dry chemical.
3. Small fires may be smothered with sand or solid sulfur.

* Fire Extinguishing Agents to Avoid:
Hoses and extinguishers with pressure streams should be avoided where solid sulfur is dusty or where it
may create a further hazard by raising more dust clouds.

* Special Fire Fighting Precautions:
Because burning sulfur evolves sulfur dioxide, breathing apparatus or gas masks approved for use in
acid-gas atmosphere should be used. Fumes from unprotected sulfur fires shall be avoided, if possible, by
approaching for the upwind side.

* Ventilation:
Local exhaust if dusty conditions prevail.

* Normal Handling:
Avoid breathing dust and keep clothing as free from dust as possible.

* Storage:
Solid becomes corrosive to metals when stored wet. Sulfur / bentonite fertilizer will physically break down
when exposed to moisture or water.

* Spill or Leak:
Shovel into disposal containers or cover with tarp. For landfill disposal, mix with limestone 3 times the
weight of sulfur.

* Special: Precautions/Procedures/Label Instructions.
Eye wash equipment near the work area.




SECTION VI PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
* Respiratory Protection:
Dust-type respirators shall be provided for dusty conditions. Breathing apparatus must be available for
emergency use in case of fire.

* Eyes and Face:
Dust-tight goggles with plastic or rubber frames may be helpful in dusty conditions.

* Hands, Arms and Body:
Workers whose skin may be sensitive to sulfur dust should button collars, roll sleeves down, and gather
trousers at the ankle. Gloves may be helpful.

* Other Clothing and Equipment:
Hard hat and safety shoes. Fire-retardant fabric is recommended. Sulfur impregnated clothing should not
be worn.




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SECTION VII PHYSICAL DATA
Material is (at normal conditions): Appearance and Odour
__Liquid _X_Solid __Gas Pale copper in Colour. May have slight
sulfur odour. Pellet or pastille in shape.

Boiling Point Specific Gravity Vapour Density
444 oC (832 oF) Solid, 2.07 gm/ml >1

Solubility in Water pH Vapour Pressure
(mm Hg at 20 oC)
(% by weight)
Insoluble Neutral when dry Solid: Less than 0.0001 mm. Hg
at 20掳 C (68 掳F).

Evaporation Rate % Volatiles by Volume Melting Point
(Butyl Acetate =)
(Ether =)
119 oC (246 oF)
N/A N/A



SECTION VIII REACTIVITY DATA
Stability Conditions to Avoid
__Unstable X Stable The main hazards are fire and dust explosions.

Hazardous Polymerization Conditions to Avoid.
__May occur _X_Will not occur.




SECTION IX HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS (Mixtures Only)
* Material or Components:
Mixtures with chlorates, nitrates or other oxidizing agents may be explosive. Sulfur will react with alkalis or
alkaline earths.



NOTICE:

The data and information presented herein are based upon tests, research and reports which are
considered by us to be reliable and believed to be accurate. The data and information are presented
without warranty, guarantee or liability on our part, and are presented to the customer for his own
consideration, investigation and verification.




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