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POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE Chemical WORKSHEET 
 

Preliminary Information

 
 
 
 

Record No. ___________  Worksheet Start Date ____________________ Page ___ of _____ 
 

EH&S Notified On ____________ Time ____________ 
 

EH&S Lead Inspector ________________________________ EH&S Inspection Date _____________________ 
 

EH&S Assistant Inspector _____________________________ 
 

Lab Contact ________________________________________ Lab Phone ______________________________ 
 

Chemical Name ______________________________________________________________________________ 
 

Building ___________________________________________ Floor _________ Room _____________ 
 

Exact Location In Room ________________________________________________________________________ 
 

Eyewash Location  ____________________________________________________________________________ 
 

Fire Extinguisher Location ______________________________________________________________________ 
 

Date Identified by Lab ____________ Identified by ________________________ Phone _______________ 
 

Comments   _________________________________________________________________________________ 
 
 

            Responsible Personnel

 
 
 

PI/RP  __________________________   Department ______________________________ 
 

PI/RP Bldg. __________________________  Dept. Chair  ______________________________ 
 

PI/RP Room __________________________    
 
 
 

                  Department Safety Coordinator (DSC) ______________________________ 
 

                  DSC Phone ___________________________________

 
 

           Page ____ of ___

 
Container and Chemical Information

 
 

Check the label carefully for any signs of information.  Sometimes a seemingly useless label can be read and information regarding age or inhibition can be determined.

Container History

 
 

Name ______________________________________________________________________________________ 
 

Manufactured _________________________ Manufactured date _______________ Lot No. ______________ 
 

Type ___________________ Size _______________________ Estimated Amount __________________ 
 

Label (Original, Relabeled, or None): _________________________ Date Container Last Opened __________ 
 

Date Rec. ___________  Date First Opened ______________ Date Expired ____________ Est. Age ______ 
 

Refrigerated? ____________________ Container Opacity _____________ Exposed to heat or light?  __________ 
 

Chemicals Stored Near? ________________________________________________________________________ 
 

Container Condition? __________________________________________________________________________ 
 

Other container information _____________________________________________________________________

Literature Search

Appearance and hazards of undegraded, uncontaminated Chemical

 
 

Normal Appearance Physical Description

 
 

Proper Storage Conditions

 
 

Solvent or Inhibitor

 
 

Chemical Hazards

 
 

Degradation Properties

Appearance and hazards of degraded,  or contaminated Chemical

Degraded Appearance – Physical Description

 
 
 
 

The Chemical may be degrade and become an explosive hazard. Is there evidence of aging, improper storage or use such as:

_________ Peroxide Concentration  ________ Inhibitor Depletion _________ Solvent Depletion

_________ Exposure to air causes production of explosive compounds  _________ Metals Contamination

Other ______________________________________________________________________________________

Chemical Observations

                                                                  Page ____  of ____

 
 

Peroxide Formers         Compounds Other Than Peroxide Formers

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Peroxides Observed?  
 
 
 
 

Inhibitor present?

 
 

Bulging?

 

Rusty?

 

Peroxide Test Result?

See “Expert Consultation”

before attempting to open.

 

Peroxide Test Date

   
Solvent required for stability?  
 

Chemical Appearance

 
 

 
 
 

 
Expert Consultation

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    POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE CHEMICAL WORKSHEET

    POTENTIALLY EXPLOSIVE Chemical WORKSHEET 
     

    Preliminary Information

     
     
     
     

    Record No. ___________  Worksheet Start Date ____________________ Page ___ of _____ 
     

    EH&S Notified On ____________ Time ____________ 
     

    EH&S Lead Inspector ________________________________ EH&S Inspection Date _____________________ 
     

    EH&S Assistant Inspector _____________________________ 
     

    Lab Contact ________________________________________ Lab Phone ______________________________ 
     

    Chemical Name ______________________________________________________________________________ 
     

    Building ___________________________________________ Floor _________ Room _____________ 
     

    Exact Location In Room ________________________________________________________________________ 
     

    Eyewash Location  ____________________________________________________________________________ 
     

    Fire Extinguisher Location ______________________________________________________________________ 
     

    Date Identified by Lab ____________ Identified by ________________________ Phone _______________ 
     

    Comments   _________________________________________________________________________________ 
     
     

              Responsible Personnel

     
     
     

    PI/RP  __________________________   Department ______________________________ 
     

    PI/RP Bldg. __________________________  Dept. Chair  ______________________________ 
     

    PI/RP Room __________________________    
     
     
     

                      Department Safety Coordinator (DSC) ______________________________ 
     

                      DSC Phone ___________________________________

     
     

               Page ____ of ___

     
    Container and Chemical Information

     
     

    Check the label carefully for any signs of information.  Sometimes a seemingly useless label can be read and information regarding age or inhibition can be determined.

    Container History

     
     

    Name ______________________________________________________________________________________ 
     

    Manufactured _________________________ Manufactured date _______________ Lot No. ______________ 
     

    Type ___________________ Size _______________________ Estimated Amount __________________ 
     

    Label (Original, Relabeled, or None): _________________________ Date Container Last Opened __________ 
     

    Date Rec. ___________  Date First Opened ______________ Date Expired ____________ Est. Age ______ 
     

    Refrigerated? ____________________ Container Opacity _____________ Exposed to heat or light?  __________ 
     

    Chemicals Stored Near? ________________________________________________________________________ 
     

    Container Condition? __________________________________________________________________________ 
     

    Other container information _____________________________________________________________________

    Literature Search

    Appearance and hazards of undegraded, uncontaminated Chemical

     
     

    Normal Appearance Physical Description

     
     

    Proper Storage Conditions

     
     

    Solvent or Inhibitor

     
     

    Chemical Hazards

     
     

    Degradation Properties

    Appearance and hazards of degraded,  or contaminated Chemical

    Degraded Appearance – Physical Description

     
     
     
     

    The Chemical may be degrade and become an explosive hazard. Is there evidence of aging, improper storage or use such as:

    _________ Peroxide Concentration  ________ Inhibitor Depletion _________ Solvent Depletion

    _________ Exposure to air causes production of explosive compounds  _________ Metals Contamination

    Other ______________________________________________________________________________________

    Chemical Observations

                                                                      Page ____  of ____

     
     

    Peroxide Formers         Compounds Other Than Peroxide Formers

     

     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
     
    Peroxides Observed?  
     
     
     
     

    Inhibitor present?

     
     

    Bulging?

     

    Rusty?

     

    Peroxide Test Result?

    See “Expert Consultation”

    before attempting to open.

     

    Peroxide Test Date

       
    Solvent required for stability?  
     

    Chemical Appearance

     
     

     
     
     

     
    Expert Consultation