Thymol

[curie]

Where does everyone store their thymol? it seems to be incompatable with everything!

Thanks

[Jazz]

thymol D.G 8 corrosive, you can store it with solid corrosives chemicals at least mine is there

[lizzieb]

CSIS lists thymol as NR.

[Lyn]

Can you expand on what NR means for those who do not have CSIS please.

Thanks,
Lyn.

[Labbie]

Non Reactive, Or as I was trained Non Classified.

[linotas]

Thanks for bringing this up. I just checked ours and it was sitting on the shelves with all the general chemicals yet the MSDS has a hazard alert High Corrosive and toxic to marine life hmmmmmm

[Jazz]

mini msds state D.G 8

[linotas]

Jazz so does the full MSDS (date of issue 22/11/09)

[curie]

It says in CSIS NR (not a regulated dangerous good) But the MSDS says class 8: and also says it should be segregated from :

strong reducers (hydrides, nitrides, alkali metals, sulphides), sulphuric acid, nitric acid of any kind, alkalies, oxidising agents, and carbonates. At the moment I have it on the corrosive solids shelf in its own containment tray, but I don't have enough room for a buffer zone beyond that.

[lizzieb]

Thanks guys. Think I'll move it from NR (Non Regulated) - sorry Lyn! - to DG8.

Gosh I hope that CSIS Appendix D gets 'upgraded' after the new WHS Legislation comes in next year.

Yeah, yeah... I hear you all .... I won't hold my breath! LOL!!