Attach 2 PI PS 022724.xlsx
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- Philippines HW Removal and Disposal Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- SP4500-24-R-0012
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This document appears to be a price schedule for a federal contract opportunity related to the removal and disposal of hazardous waste generated by U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) installations in the Philippines. The solicitation number is SP4500-24-R-0012, and the contract will have a 30-month base period with one 30-month option period.
The price schedule includes various line items for the transportation, insurance, and disposal of different types of hazardous waste, including alkaline batteries, lead acid batteries, lithium batteries, magnesium batteries, nickel metal hydride batteries, and nickel-cadmium batteries. The estimated quantities and unit prices are provided for each line item. The contract will require the selected contractor to provide expertise, management, and all services necessary to arrange the removal, transportation, storage, and disposal (or recycling) of the hazardous wastes across multiple locations within the Philippine Islands. Additional removal locations may be added throughout the contract's duration at no additional cost to the U.S. Government.
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Base - Price Schedule Philippines - 30-Month Base Period
| Base | |||||||
| Base | |||||||
| CLIN | Waste Description | CLIN | Est. Qty | U/I | Price | Extended Cost | |
| 660000 | Transportation Fee- Move Sea Land Van of waste from Zamboanga to Manila. (See 3.36). | 660000 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| P7100J | Defense Base Act Insurance (DBA Insurance) - See 1.1.11. | P7100J | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| BA01 | Alkaline Batteries, may be managed as Universal Waste (UW) for Recycling or Direct Landfill Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA01C8 | 100 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA04 | Lead Acid Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling/Recovery Only. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA04C8 | 1,650 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA10 | Lithium Batteries, Mixed Types, Deactivated if Applicable, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA10C8 | 400 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA11 | Magnesium (Mg) Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction and Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA11C8 | 10 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA13 | Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMh) Batteries, may be managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA13C8 | 10 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA14 | Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) Batteries, may be managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA14C8 | 10 | KG | $ - 0 |
| CS01 | Corrosive Acids, Inorganic other than HF and HNO3, <50% in Water, Non-Fuming, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppm. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| CS01C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CS01C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CS04 | Corrosive Acids, Chromic (H2Cr04 ), <1% Cr+6, Characteristic Liquids, Solids, Sludges, Debris. |
Physical State: Various.
| CS04C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CS04C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CS08 | Corrosive Acids, Hydrofluoric (HF) <40% and/or Nitric (HNO3), <25% in Water, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppm. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| CS08C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 |
| CS10 | Corrosive Alkalines, Inorganic, <50% in Water, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppm, No Ammonia/Amines. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| CS10C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CS10C2 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CS10C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CY08 | Compressed Gas Cylinders, R134a refridgerant. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56". | |||||
| Physical State: Compressed Gas. | CY08ME | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CY08M1 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CY08M2 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CY08M3 | 2 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| FL01 | Flammable Aerosols, Non-Foaming, No Isocyanates. |
Physical State: Various.
| FL01C8 | 100 | KG | $ - 0 |
| FL03 | Flammable Liquids/Solids/Sludges/Debris, i.e. tank sludge, lubricants, paint-related waste, adhesives, rags, filters, PPE. Includes both containerized and loose-packed non-reactive paints with isocyanates. |
Physical State: Various.
| FL03C1 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL03C2 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL03C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL03C4 | 10 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL05 | Flammable Liquids, Pumpable, Rich, >7,000 BTU/Lb, <5% Total Chlorine. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| FL05C3 | 7 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL05C4 | 105 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL05C4 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL06 | Flammable Liquids, Pumpable, Lean, 2,500-7,000 BTU/Lb, <5% Total Chlorine. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| FL06C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL06C4 | 10 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP01 | Lab Packs/Loose Packs, Corrosives, Organic or Inorganic, Liquids or Solids, Non-Flammable. |
Physical State: Various.
| LP01C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP01C2 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP01C3 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP01C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP03 | Lap Packs/Loose Packs, Flammables other than Paints. |
Physical State: Various.
| LP03C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP03C2 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP03C3 | 4 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP03C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP13 | Lab Packs/Loose Packs, Pesticides Physical State: Various. | LP13C1 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |
| LP13C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP13C4 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP14 | Lab Packs/Loose Packs, Paints, Latex and/or Oil-Based, and Paint-Related Materials, >2,500 BTU/Lb, No Isocyanates. | |||||
| Physical State: Various. | LP14C1 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP14C2 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP14C3 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP14C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP15 | Lab Packs/Loose Packs, Non-RCRA Loose-Packed Paints, including 100% Water-Based, e.g., Latex | |||||
| Physical State: Various. | LP15C1 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP15C2 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP15C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP15C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| NR01 | Non-Regulated Solids/Debris, for direct disposal at an approved landfill. Passes paint filter test. No asbestos. May include priting equipment (toner, toner cartridges, etc.), solidified cooking grease, drained/dry non-PCB transformers, ballasts, capacitors, and related equipment. |
Physical State: Solid.
| NR01C8 | 7,500 | KG | $ - 0 |
| NR03 | Non-Regulated Liquids/Sludges, Water-Based, pumpable. Includes wash rack sludge. | ||
| NR03C4 | 4 | EA | $ - 0 |
| NR04 | Non-RCRA Liquids, Pumpable, Organic-Based. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| NR04C3 | 4 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| NR04C4 | 8 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| NR07 | Non-RCRA Pharmaceuticals for Thermal Destruction, Prescription and Non-Prescription. No DEA Restricted Meds. Certificate of Destruction Required. See 2.1 |
Physical State: Various
| NR07C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 |
| NR08 | Non-RCRA (RCRA-Empty) Containers, Metal, Intact, Recycle or Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid
| Permissible Waste Codes: N/A. | NR08C3 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| NR08C4 | 7 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| NR10 | Non-RCRA (RCRA-Empty) Containers, Plastic/Poly, Intact, Recycle or Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid.
| NR10C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| NR10C4 | 2 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE10 | Antifreeze, Used and Unused for Recycling or Fuels Blending. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| RE10C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE10C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE11 | Used Oil, <10% Water, <1,000 ppm Total Organic Halides. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| RE11C3 | 30 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE11C4 | 30 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE13 | Used Oil Filters, Drained and Undrained, and/Fully Drained Fuel Filters |
Physical State: Various.
| RE13C3 | 10 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE13C4 | 10 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE76 | Lamps, includes but not limited to: U-Bent, Circulars, Linear Fluorescent, CFL, Mercury/Mercury Vapor, Halogen, High Intesity Discharge, (HID), Light Emitting Diode (LED), Metal Halide and Metal Hydride, Sodium. Includes dunnage, May contain broken lamps. Physical State: Solid. | RE76C8 | 700 | KG | $ - 0 |
| RX06 | Reactive Oxidizers, e.g., Nitrates, Nitrites, Persulfates, Inorganic Peroxides, No Organic Peroxides. |
Physical State: Various.
| RX06C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| TX06 | Debris, Inorganic Constituents Only. >50% debris by volume, >60 mm (~2.5") particle size. No free liquids unless incidental rainwater/condensation. | |||||
| Physical State: Solid. | TX06C8 | 1,300 | KG | $ - 0 | ||
| TX12 | Metals-Bearing Liquids, Low, <1% TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, Pumpable if Bulk, Characteristic Physical State: Liquid. | TX12C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |
| TX12C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 |
Total: $ - 0
Option - Price Schedule Philippines - 30-Month Option Period
| Option | |||||||
| Base | |||||||
| CLIN | Waste Description | CLIN | Est. Qty | U/I | Price | Extended Cost | |
| 660000 | Transportation Fee- Move Sea Land Van of waste from Zamboanga to Manila. (See 3.36). | 660000 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| P7100J | Defense Base Act Insurance (DBA Insurance) - See 1.1.11. | P7100J | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| BA01 | Alkaline Batteries, may be managed as Universal Waste (UW) for Recycling or Direct Landfill Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA01C8 | 100 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA04 | Lead Acid Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling/Recovery Only. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA04C8 | 1,650 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA10 | Lithium Batteries, Mixed Types, Deactivated if Applicable, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction & Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA10C8 | 400 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA11 | Magnesium (Mg) Batteries, may be managed as UW/HW for Recycling or Destruction and Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA11C8 | 10 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA13 | Nickel Metal Hydride (NiMh) Batteries, may be managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA13C8 | 10 | KG | $ - 0 |
| BA14 | Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) Batteries, may be managed as UW for Recycling/Recovery Only. |
Physical State: Solid.
| BA14C8 | 10 | KG | $ - 0 |
| CS01 | Corrosive Acids, Inorganic other than HF and HNO3, <50% in Water, Non-Fuming, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppm. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| CS01C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CS01C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CS04 | Corrosive Acids, Chromic (H2Cr04 ), <1% Cr+6, Characteristic Liquids, Solids, Sludges, Debris. |
Physical State: Various.
| CS04C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CS04C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CS08 | Corrosive Acids, Hydrofluoric (HF) <40% and/or Nitric (HNO3), <25% in Water, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppm. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| CS08C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 |
| CS10 | Corrosive Alkalines, Inorganic, <50% in Water, <1% Total Metals, Cr+6 <100 ppm, No Ammonia/Amines. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| CS10C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CS10C2 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CS10C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CY08 | Compressed Gas Cylinders, R134a refridgerant. Lecture (ME) = 3"x12", Small (M1) = 4"x24", Medium (M2) = 12"x36", Large (M3) = 16"x56". | |||||
| Physical State: Compressed Gas. | CY08ME | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| CY08M1 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CY08M2 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| CY08M3 | 2 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| FL01 | Flammable Aerosols, Non-Foaming, No Isocyanates. |
Physical State: Various.
| FL01C8 | 100 | KG | $ - 0 |
| FL03 | Flammable Liquids/Solids/Sludges/Debris, i.e. tank sludge, lubricants, paint-related waste, adhesives, rags, filters, PPE. Includes both containerized and loose-packed non-reactive paints with isocyanates. |
Physical State: Various.
| FL03C1 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL03C2 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL03C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL03C4 | 10 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL05 | Flammable Liquids, Pumpable, Rich, >7,000 BTU/Lb, <5% Total Chlorine. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| FL05C3 | 7 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL05C4 | 105 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL05C4 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL06 | Flammable Liquids, Pumpable, Lean, 2,500-7,000 BTU/Lb, <5% Total Chlorine. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| FL06C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| FL06C4 | 10 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP01 | Lab Packs/Loose Packs, Corrosives, Organic or Inorganic, Liquids or Solids, Non-Flammable. |
Physical State: Various.
| LP01C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP01C2 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP01C3 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP01C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP03 | Lap Packs/Loose Packs, Flammables other than Paints. |
Physical State: Various.
| LP03C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP03C2 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP03C3 | 4 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP03C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP13 | Lab Packs/Loose Packs, Pesticides Physical State: Various. | LP13C1 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |
| LP13C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP13C4 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP14 | Lab Packs/Loose Packs, Paints, Latex and/or Oil-Based, and Paint-Related Materials, >2,500 BTU/Lb, No Isocyanates. | |||||
| Physical State: Various. | LP14C1 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP14C2 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP14C3 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP14C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP15 | Lab Packs/Loose Packs, Non-RCRA Loose-Packed Paints, including 100% Water-Based, e.g., Latex | |||||
| Physical State: Various. | LP15C1 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| LP15C2 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP15C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| LP15C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| NR01 | Non-Regulated Solids/Debris, for direct disposal at an approved landfill. Passes paint filter test. No asbestos. May include priting equipment (toner, toner cartridges, etc.), solidified cooking grease, drained/dry non-PCB transformers, ballasts, capacitors, and related equipment. |
Physical State: Solid.
| NR01C8 | 7,500 | KG | $ - 0 |
| NR03 | Non-Regulated Liquids/Sludges, Water-Based, pumpable. Includes wash rack sludge. | ||
| NR03C4 | 4 | EA | $ - 0 |
| NR04 | Non-RCRA Liquids, Pumpable, Organic-Based. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| NR04C3 | 4 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| NR04C4 | 8 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| NR07 | Non-RCRA Pharmaceuticals for Thermal Destruction, Prescription and Non-Prescription. No DEA Restricted Meds. Certificate of Destruction Required. See 2.1 |
Physical State: Various
| NR07C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 |
| NR08 | Non-RCRA (RCRA-Empty) Containers, Metal, Intact, Recycle or Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid
| Permissible Waste Codes: N/A. | NR08C3 | 3 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| NR08C4 | 7 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| NR10 | Non-RCRA (RCRA-Empty) Containers, Plastic/Poly, Intact, Recycle or Disposal. |
Physical State: Solid.
| NR10C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| NR10C4 | 2 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE10 | Antifreeze, Used and Unused for Recycling or Fuels Blending. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| RE10C3 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE10C4 | 5 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE11 | Used Oil, <10% Water, <1,000 ppm Total Organic Halides. |
Physical State: Liquid.
| RE11C3 | 30 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE11C4 | 30 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE13 | Used Oil Filters, Drained and Undrained, and/Fully Drained Fuel Filters |
Physical State: Various.
| RE13C3 | 10 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE13C4 | 10 | EA | $ - 0 | ||
| RE76 | Lamps, includes but not limited to: U-Bent, Circulars, Linear Fluorescent, CFL, Mercury/Mercury Vapor, Halogen, High Intesity Discharge, (HID), Light Emitting Diode (LED), Metal Halide and Metal Hydride, Sodium. Includes dunnage, May contain broken lamps. Physical State: Solid. | RE76C8 | 700 | KG | $ - 0 |
| RX06 | Reactive Oxidizers, e.g., Nitrates, Nitrites, Persulfates, Inorganic Peroxides, No Organic Peroxides. |
Physical State: Various.
| RX06C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |||
| TX06 | Debris, Inorganic Constituents Only. >50% debris by volume, >60 mm (~2.5") particle size. No free liquids unless incidental rainwater/condensation. | |||||
| Physical State: Solid. | TX06C8 | 1,300 | KG | $ - 0 | ||
| TX12 | Metals-Bearing Liquids, Low, <1% TCLP Metals, Total Cr+6 <100 ppm, Total Hg <260 ppm, Pumpable if Bulk, Characteristic Physical State: Liquid. | TX12C1 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 | |
| TX12C3 | 1 | EA | $ - 0 |
Total: $ - 0
CGC Cross Reference
| Compressed Gas Description v.3, 10April2020 | Base CLIN |
| ACETALDEHYDE | CY02 |
| ACETONE | CY02 |
| ACETONITRILE | CY02 |
| ACETYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| ACETYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| ACETYLENE Contains Asbestos, for Purge and Landfill. | CY09 |
| ACETYLENE for Recycle/Reuse. | CY10 |
| ACROLEIN INHIBITED | CY07 |
| ACRYLOFUME (ACRYLONITRILE) | CY04 |
| AIR | CY01 |
| ALANE DIMETHYLETHYAMINE SOLUTION | CY06 |
| ALLENE (PROPADIENE) | CY02 |
| ALLYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDE | CY06 |
| ALLYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| ALLYL TRICHLORO SILANE | CY06 |
| ALLYLAMINE | CY04 |
| ALLYLENE | CY02 |
| ALPHA OLEFIN C4 | CY02 |
| ALUMINUM CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| ALUMINUM TRICHLORIDE | CY03 |
| AMINOPROPANE (ISOPROPYLAMINE) | CY03 |
| AMMONIA | CY03 |
| ANILINE | CY04 |
| ANTIMONY PENTACHLORIDE | CY04 |
| ANTIMONY PENTACHLORIDE CATALYST | CY07 |
| ANTIMONY PENTAFLUORIDE | CY04 |
| ANTIMONY TRIBROMIDE | CY04 |
| ANTIMONY TRICHLORIDE | CY04 |
| ANTIMONY TRIFLUORIDE | CY04 |
| ANTIMONY TRIIODIDE | CY04 |
| ARGON | CY01 |
| ARSENIC PENTAFLUORIDE | CY05 |
| ARSENIC TRIBROMIDE | CY06 |
| ARSENIC TRICHLORIDE | CY05 |
| ARSENIC TRIFLUORIDE | CY05 |
| ARSENIC TRIIODIDE | CY05 |
| ARSENIOUS FLUORIDE (ARSENIC TRIFLUORIDE) | CY05 |
| ARSINE * ZONE A | CY05 |
| BAYGON,PT-250 | CY04 |
| BENZENE | CY02 |
| BENZYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| BENZYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| BIS(CYCLOPENTADIENYL) CHROMIUM | CY06 |
| BIS(CYCLOPENTADIENYL) IRON | CY06 |
| BIS(CYCLOPENTADIENYL) MAGNESIUM | CY06 |
| BIS(TRIFLUOROMETHYL) DISUFIDE | CY05 |
| BIS(TRIFLUOROMETHYL)PEROXIDE | CY07 |
| BISPHOSPHINOETHANE | CY06 |
| BLOOD GAS | CY01 |
| BORANE THF COMPLEX | CY07 |
| BORAZINE | CY06 |
| BORON TRIBROMIDE | CY03 |
| BORON TRICHLORIDE | CY03 |
| BORON TRIETHYL (TRIETHYL BORANE) | CY06 |
| BORON TRIFLUORIDE | CY03 |
| BORON TRIFLUORIDE ETHYL ETHERATE | CY04 |
| BORON TRIIODIDE | CY07 |
| BROMINE * ZONE A | CY05 |
| BROMINE CHLORIDE | CY07 |
| BROMINE PENTAFLUORIDE * (PHOTOS REQUIRED) ZONE A | CY06 |
| BROMINE TRIFLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED) | CY06 |
| BROMO-2,2,2-TRIFLUOROETHANE, 1- | CY02 |
| BROMOACETONE | CY04 |
| BROMOCHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE (HALON1211 or R12B1) | CY02 |
| BROMOCHLOROMETHANE (HALON 1011) | CY04 |
| BROMODIFLUOROETHYLENE | CY02 |
| BROMODIFLUOROMETHANE | CY02 |
| BROMOETHANE (ETHYL BROMIDE) | CY02 |
| BROMOFORM | CY02 |
| BROMOMETHANE (METHYL BROMIDE) | CY04 |
| BROMOPENTAFLUOROETHANE | CY02 |
| BROMOPROPANE | CY02 |
| BROMOTRIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-113B1) | CY02 |
| BROMOTRIFLUOROMETHANE (HALON 1301 or R13B1) | CY02 |
| BUTADIENE | CY02 |
| BUTANE | CY02 |
| BUTANE THIOL | CY05 |
| BUTENAL, 2- | CY07 |
| BUTENE | CY02 |
| BUTYL ETHYL MAGNESIUM | CY06 |
| BUTYL LITHIUM | CY06 |
| BUTYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| BUTYL MERCAPTAN | CY06 |
| BUTYL PHOSPHINE | CY06 |
| BUTYL, 1 ARSINE | CY06 |
| BUTYLENE | CY02 |
| BUTYNE (ETHYL ACETYLENE) | CY02 |
| CARBON DIOXIDE | CY01/CY13 |
| CARBON DISULFIDE | CY05 |
| CARBON MONOXIDE | CY02 |
| CARBON TETRABROMIDE | CY05 |
| CARBON TETRACHLORIDE | CY02 |
| CARBON TETRAFLUORIDE (R-14) | CY02 |
| CARBONYL CHLORIDE (PHOSGENE) * [1] LEAK TEST or OP ZONE A | CY05 |
| CARBONYL CHLORIDE FLUORIDE | CY05 |
| CARBONYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| CARBONYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| CHLORINE | CY03 |
| CHLORINE MONOFLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED) | CY06 |
| CHLORINE PENTAFLUORIDE* (PHOTOS REQUIRED) ZONE A | CY06 |
| CHLORINE TRIFLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED) | CY06 |
| CHLOROACETOPHENONE | CY07 |
| CHLOROBENZENE | CY02 |
| CHLOROBENZILATE | CY02 |
| CHLORODIFLUOROACETONITRILE | CY02 |
| CHLORODIFLUOROACETYLCHLORIDE | CY04 |
| CHLORODIFLUOROBROMOMETHANE (HALON1211 & R12B1) | CY02 |
| CHLORODIFLUOROETHANE (R-142B) | CY02 |
| CHLORODIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1122) | CY02 |
| CHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE (R-22) | CY08 |
| CHLORODIFLUOROPROPENE | CY02 |
| CHLOROETHANE | CY02 |
| CHLOROFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1131A) | CY02 |
| CHLOROFLUOROMETHANE | CY02 |
| CHLOROFORM | CY02 |
| CHLOROHEPTAFLUOROBUTANE | CY04 |
| CHLOROHEPTAFLUOROBUTENE | CY04 |
| CHLOROHEPTAFLUOROPROPANE | CY07 |
| CHLOROIODOMETHANE | CY02 |
| CHLOROMETHANE (METHYL CHLORIDE) (R40) | CY02 |
| CHLOROPENTAFLUOROACETONE | CY04 |
| CHLOROPENTAFLUOROETHANE (R-115) | CY02 |
| CHLOROPENTAFLUOROPROPENE | CY02 |
| CHLOROPICRIN | CY05 |
| CHLOROPICRIN/METHYL BROMIDE | CY04 |
| CHLOROPROPANE | CY04 |
| CHLOROPROPENE | CY04 |
| CHLOROSULFONIC ACID | CY05 |
| CHLOROSULFONYL FLUORIDE | CY07 |
| CHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE (R-124) | CY02 |
| CHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE (R-133A) | CY02 |
| CHLOROTRIFLUOROETHYLDIFLUOROMETHYLETHER | CY02 |
| CHLOROTRIFLUOROETHYLENE | CY07 |
| CHLOROTRIFLUOROMETHANE (R-13) | CY02 |
| CHLOROTRIFLUOROMETHYLDIFLUOROETHYL ETHER | CY02 |
| CHLOROTRIMETHYL SILANE | CY05 |
| CHROMIUM 2-ETHYL-HEANOATE | CY02 |
| CHROMIUM OXYCHLORIDE (CHROMYL CHLORIDE) | CY03 |
| CHROMYL CHLORIDE | CY03 |
| CIS-2-BUTENE | CY02 |
| CIS-BUTENE | CY02 |
| CROTONYLENE (2-BUTYNE) | CY02 |
| CYANOGEN | CY07 |
| CYANOGEN BROMIDE | CY06 |
| CYANOGEN CHLORIDE | CY05 |
| CYANURIC FLUORIDE | CY07 |
| CYCLOBUTANE | CY02 |
| CYCLOHEXANE | CY02 |
| CYCLOHEXYLMAGNESIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| CYCLOHEXYLPHOSPHINE | CY07 |
| CYCLOPENTANE | CY02 |
| CYCLOPENTENE | CY02 |
| CYCLOPENTYLMAGNESIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| CYCLOPENTYLPHOSPHINE | CY07 |
| CYCLOPROPANE | CY02 |
| DDT/SOLUTION | CY04 |
| DECAFLUORO BUTANE | CY02 |
| DESFLURANE | CY02 |
| DEUTERIUM | CY02 |
| DEUTERIUM BROMIDE [2] (Photos required, all sizes. OP required, lectures) | CY04 |
| DEUTERIUM CHLORIDE | CY03 |
| DEUTERIUM FLUORIDE | CY03 |
| DEUTERIUM HYDRIDE | CY07 |
| DEUTERIUM IODIDE | CY03 |
| DEUTERIUM SELENIDE | CY06 |
| DEUTERIUM SULFIDE | CY05 |
| DI(TRIFLUOROMETHYL) DISULFIDE | CY05 |
| DIBORANE (<10%) | CY07 |
| DIBROMODICHLOROMETHANE | CY02 |
| DIBROMODIFLOUROMETHANE (R-12B2) | CY02 |
| DIBROMOFLUOROMETHANE | CY02 |
| DIBROMOMETHANE | CY02 |
| DIBROMOTETRAFLUOROETHANE (R-2402) | CY02 |
| DIBUTYL ETHER | CY02 |
| DIBUTYL MAGNESIUM IN HEPTANE | CY06 |
| DIBUTYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| DIBUTYL ZINC | CY06 |
| DICHLORO-1,4, BUTENE-2 | CY04 |
| DICHLOROBENZENE IN SOLVENT | CY02 |
| DICHLORODIFLUOROACETONITRILE | CY02 |
| DICHLORODIFLUOROETHANE (R-132) | CY02 |
| DICHLORODIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1112) | CY02 |
| DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE & DIFLUOROETHANE (R-500) | CY08 |
| DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE (R-12) | CY08 |
| DICHLORODIMETHYL SILANE | CY05 |
| DICHLORODIPHENYL TRICHLOROETHANE | CY04 |
| DICHLOROETHANE | CY04 |
| DICHLOROFLUOROETHANE | CY02 |
| DICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE (R-21) | CY02 |
| DICHLOROHEXAFLUOROPROPANE | CY02 |
| DICHLOROMETHANE | CY02 |
| DICHLOROMETHYL SILANE | CY05 |
| DICHLOROPHENYLPHOSPHINE | CY07 |
| DICHLOROSILANE | CY05 |
| DICHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE (R-114) | CY08 |
| DICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE (R-123) | CY08 |
| DICHLOROVINYL DIMETHYL PHOSPHATE | CY04 |
| DICHLORVOS (DDVP) IN SOLVENTS (LETHALAIRE G68) | CY04 |
| DICUMENE CHROMIUM | CY06 |
| DICYCLOPENTADIENE | CY04 |
| DIETHYL ALUMINUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| DIETHYL ALUMINUM ETHOXIDE | CY06 |
| DIETHYL ALUMINUM IODIDE | CY06 |
| DIETHYL ARSINE | CY07 |
| DIETHYL BERYLLIUM | CY06 |
| DIETHYL CADMIUM | CY06 |
| DIETHYL DITELLURIDE | CY06 |
| DIETHYL ETHER | CY02 |
| DIETHYL GALLIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| DIETHYL PHOSPHINE | CY06 |
| DIETHYL TELLURIDE | CY06 |
| DIETHYL ZINC | CY06 |
| DIETHYLAMINE | CY03 |
| DIETHYLFLUORO ALUMINUM | CY07 |
| DIFLUORO(FLUOROSULFONYL)ACETYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| DIFLUORO(FLUOROSULFONYL)DIFLUOROECETYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| DIFLUORODIMETHYL SILANE | CY05 |
| DIFLUOROETHANE (R-152A) | CY07 |
| DIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1132A) | CY07 |
| DIFLUOROMETHANE | CY02 |
| DIFLUOROMETHYL BROMIDE | CY04 |
| DIFLUOROMETHYL IODIDE | CY04 |
| DIFLUOROPROPANE | CY02 |
| DIHEXYL MAGNESIUM | CY06 |
| DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM ETHOXIDE | CY06 |
| DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM HYDRIDE | CY06 |
| DIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM OXIDE | CY06 |
| DI-ISOPROPYL TELLURIDE | CY06 |
| DIMETHOXYDIMETHYLSILANE | CY06 |
| DIMETHYL ACETAMIDE | CY02 |
| DIMETHYL ACETYLENE | CY02 |
| DIMETHYL ALANE (DIMETHYL ALUMINUM HYDRIDE) | CY06 |
| DIMETHYL ALUMINUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| DIMETHYL ALUMINUM HYDRIDE (DIMETHYLALANE) | CY06 |
| DIMETHYL ARSINE | CY07 |
| DIMETHYL CADMIUM | CY06 |
| DIMETHYL DIFLUOROSILANE | CY05 |
| DIMETHYL DISULFIDE | CY05 |
| DIMETHYL DITELLURIDE | CY06 |
| DIMETHYL ETHER (METHYL ETHER) | CY02 |
| DIMETHYL ETHOXY SILANE | CY05 |
| DIMETHYL METHANE (PROPANE) | CY08 |
| DIMETHYL METHYL PHOSPHONATE (DMMP) | CY04 |
| DIMETHYL PENTANE, 2,2- | CY02 |
| DIMETHYL PHOSPHINE | CY07 |
| DIMETHYL PROPANE | CY02 |
| DIMETHYL PROPANE (NEOPENTANE) | CY02 |
| DIMETHYL SELENIDE | CY06 |
| DIMETHYL SILANE | CY07 |
| DIMETHYL SULFATE | CY07 |
| DIMETHYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| DIMETHYL SULFIDE BORANE MIXTURE | CY06 |
| DIMETHYL ZINC | CY06 |
| DIMETHYL ZINC TRIMETHYLAMINE ADDUCT | CY06 |
| DIMETHYLAMINE | CY03 |
| DIMETHYLETHOXY SILANE | CY05 |
| DIMETHYLPROPANE | CY02 |
| DI-N-BUTYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| DI-N-BUTYLMAGNESIUM TRIETHYLALUMINUM COMPLEX | CY07 |
| DINITROGEN TETROXIDE (NITROGEN DIOXIDE) * ZONE A | CY04 |
| DINORBONYLPHOSPHINE | CY07 |
| DINOYL BUTYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| DI-N-PROPYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| DIPENTENE DIMERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| DIPHENYLMETHANE DIISOCYANATE | CY02 |
| DISILANE | CY03 |
| DI-TERT BUTYL POLYSULFIDE | CY05 |
| DI-TERT BUTYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| DI-TERT BUTYL TELLURIDE | CY06 |
| DMMP (DIMETHYL METHYL PHOSPHONATE) | CY04 |
| DODECAFLUORODIMETHYL CYCLOBUTANE | CY02 |
| DODECYL DISULFIDE | CY05 |
| DODECYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| DURSBAN-4E INSECTICIDE | CY04 |
| DYMEL 142B (CHLORODIFLUOROETHANE) | CY07 |
| DYMEL 152A (DIFLUOROETHANE) | CY07 |
| DYMEL 22 (CHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE) | CY08 |
| ENDOSULFAN IN SOLVENT | CY04 |
| ENFLURANE (CHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE R133A) | CY02 |
| ENGINE STARTING FLUID | CY02 |
| EPICHLOROHYDRIN | CY03 |
| ETHANE | CY02 |
| ETHANETHIOL | CY05 |
| ETHANOL | CY02 |
| ETHYL ACETYLENE (1-BUTYNE) | CY02 |
| ETHYL ALCOHOL | CY02 |
| ETHYL ALUMINUM DICHLORIDE | CY06 |
| ETHYL ALUMINUM SESQUIBROMIDE | CY06 |
| ETHYL ALUMINUM SESQUICHLORIDE | CY06 |
| ETHYL AMINE | CY03 |
| ETHYL BROMIDE | CY02 |
| ETHYL CHLORIDE (CHLOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| ETHYL ETHER | CY02 |
| ETHYL FLUORIDE (R161) | CY07 |
| ETHYL IODIDE | CY05 |
| ETHYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDE | CY06 |
| ETHYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| ETHYL METHYL ETHER | CY02 |
| ETHYL SILICATE | CY02 |
| ETHYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| ETHYL THIOACETATE | CY05 |
| ETHYL THIOETHANOL | CY05 |
| ETHYL-2-BUTANE, 2 | CY02 |
| ETHYLENE | CY02 |
| ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE | CY04 |
| ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE/METHYL BROMIDE | CY04 |
| ETHYLENE DICHLORIDE | CY04 |
| ETHYLENE IMINE | CY06 |
| ETHYLENE OXIDE | CY04 |
| ETHYLENE PROPIONATE | CY02 |
| ETHYLIDENE FLUORIDE (R152A) | CY02 |
| ETHYNE (ACETYLENE) | CY08 |
| FIRE EXTINGUISHER (DRY CHEMICAL) | CY01 |
| FLUOREZE M (1,2,3,5-TETRAFLUOROBENZENE) | CY02 |
| FLUORINE * ZONE A | CY06 |
| FLUORO-2, METHYL PROPANE-2 | CY02 |
| FLUOROETHANE R-161 | CY02 |
| FLUOROETHYLENE (VINYL FLUORIDE) | CY02 |
| FLUOROFORM (R23) (TRIFLUOROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| FLUOROMETHANE (METHYL FLUORIDE) | CY02 |
| FLUOROPHENYLMAGNESIUM BROMIDE | CY02 |
| FLUOROPROPENE | CY02 |
| FLUOROPROPIONITRILE | CY02 |
| FLUOROSULFONYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| FORALKYL (PERFLUOROALKYL IODINE) | CY04 |
| FORANE 502 (R-502) | CY08 |
| FORMALDEHYDE | CY04 |
| FORMALIN | CY04 |
| FORMIC ACID | CY04 |
| GERMANE (GERMANIUM TETRAHYDRIDE) | CY07 |
| GERMANIUM TETRACHLORIDE | CY03 |
| GERMANIUM TETRAFLUORIDE | CY05 |
| GERMANIUM TETRHYDRIDE (GERMANE) | CY07 |
| HALON 1211 | CY02 |
| HALON 1301 | CY02 |
| HALOTHANE (BROMOCHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| HELIUM | CY01 |
| HEPTAFLUOROBUTYLENE | CY02 |
| HEPTAFLUOROBUTYLNITRILE | CY06 |
| HEPTAFLUOROBUTYRYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| HEPTAFLUOROPROPANE | CY02 |
| HEPTAFLUOROPROPIONITRILE | CY02 |
| HEPTAFLUOROPROPYL BROMIDE | CY04 |
| HEPTAFLUOROPROPYL IODIDE | CY04 |
| HEPTANE | CY02 |
| HEXACHLORODIFLUOROPROPANE (R212) | CY02 |
| HEXACHLOROETHANE | CY02 |
| HEXACHLOROPROPANE | CY02 |
| HEXADIENE | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUORO ISOBUTYLENE | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUOROACETIC ANHYDRIDE | CY04 |
| HEXAFLUOROACETONE | CY04 |
| HEXAFLUOROACETYL ACETONE | CY04 |
| HEXAFLUOROBIACETYL | CY04 |
| HEXAFLUOROBUTADIENE | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUOROBUTANEDIONE | CY04 |
| HEXAFLUOROBUTYNE | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUOROCYCLOBUTENE | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUOROETHANE (R-116) | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUOROPENTANE DIONE | CY04 |
| HEXAFLUOROPROPANE | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUOROPROPENE | CY04 |
| HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE (R-1216) | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE EPOXIDE | CY02 |
| HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE OXIDE | CY02 |
| HEXAMETHYLENEDIAMINE | CY03 |
| HEXANE | CY02 |
| HEXENE | CY02 |
| HEXYL LITHIUM IN HEXANE | CY06 |
| HEXYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| HYDRAZINE | CY07 |
| HYDRAZINE HYDRATE | CY07 |
| HYDRIODIC ACID | CY03 |
| HYDROBROMIC ACID | CY03 |
| HYDROCYANIC ACID <10% | CY05 |
| HYDROFLUORIC ACID | CY03 |
| HYDROGEN | CY02 |
| HYDROGEN BROMIDE [3] (Photos required, all sizes. OP required, lectures) | CY04 |
| HYDROGEN CHLORIDE | CY03 |
| HYDROGEN CYANIDE (<10% MIXTURE) * ZONE A | CY05 |
| HYDROGEN FLUORIDE (Photos required, all sizes. OP required, lectures) | CY03 |
| HYDROGEN IODIDE | CY03 |
| HYDROGEN PHOSPHIDE (PHOSPHINE) | CY05 |
| HYDROGEN SELENIDE * ZONE A | CY06 |
| HYDROGEN SULFIDE | CY05 |
| HYDROXYETHYLPHENYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| INSTA FOAM PART A (UN1956) | CY02 |
| INSTA FOAM PART B (UN1956) | CY02 |
| INSTAPAK-A | CY02 |
| INSTAPAK-B | CY02 |
| IODINE | CY03 |
| IODINE MONOCHLORIDE | CY07 |
| IODINE PENTAFLUORIDE | CY04 |
| IODOETHANE | CY05 |
| IODOFLUOROETHANE | CY02 |
| IODOMETHANE (Methyl Iodide) Insp w/ net weight, Valve & DOT spec. 6-11-09 | CY05/CY07 |
| IODOPENTAFLUOROETHANE | CY04 |
| IODOPERFLUOROETHANE | CY04 |
| IODOTRIFLUOROETHANE | CY04 |
| IODOTRIFLUOROETHYLENE | CY04 |
| IODOTRIFLUOROMETHANE | CY04 |
| IRIDIUM HEXAFLUORIDE | CY05 |
| IRON PENTACARBONYL * ZONE A | CY06 |
| ISOBUTANE (2-Methyl Propane) | CY02 |
| ISOBUTENE | CY02 |
| ISOBUTYL ALUMINUM DICHLORIDE | CY06 |
| ISOBUTYLENE | CY02 |
| ISOBUTYLMAGNESIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| ISOCYANATE | CY02 |
| ISOFLURANE | CY02 |
| ISOOCTANE | CY02 |
| ISOPENTANE | CY02 |
| ISOPENTENE | CY02 |
| ISOPRENE | CY02 |
| ISOPROPANOL | CY02 |
| ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL | CY02 |
| ISOPROPYL FLUORIDE (2-FLUOROPROPANE) | CY02 |
| ISOPROPYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| ISOPROPYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| ISOPROPYLAMINE | CY03 |
| KRYPTON | CY01 |
| LETHALAIRE A-20 | CY04 |
| LETHALAIRE G52 (TETRAETHYLPYROPHOSPHATE) | CY04 |
| LETHALAIRE G54 (PARATHION) | CY04 |
| LETHALAIRE G57 (SULFOTEPP) | CY04 |
| LETHALAIRE G59 | CY04 |
| LETHALAIRE G60 (ARAMITE) | CY04 |
| LETHALAIRE G61 (ARAMITE/LINDANE) | CY04 |
| LETHALAIRE G64 (PHOSDRIN) | CY04 |
| LETHALAIRE G68 (DDVP) | CY04 |
| LETHALAIRE V23 (Virchem Twenty-Three) | CY04 |
| LETHANE | CY04 |
| LINDANE | CY04 |
| LITHIUM ALUMINUM HYDRIDE | CY06 |
| LITHIUM DIISOPROPYLAMIDE | CY06 |
| LITHIUM TRIBUTYL BOROHYDRIDE | CY06 |
| LPG | CY08 |
| MAPP GAS (METHYL ACETYLENE PROPADIENE, STABILIZED) | CY02 |
| MDI POLYOL | CY02 |
| MERCAPTOETHANOL | CY05 |
| METHANE | CY02 |
| METHANETHIOL (Methyl Mercaptan) | CY05 |
| METHANOL | CY02 |
| METHOXYBENZENE (ANISOLE) | CY02 |
| METHYL ACETYLENE (PROPYNE) | CY02 |
| METHYL ACETYLENE PROPADIENE, STABILIZED (MAPP) | CY02 |
| METHYL ACROLEIN | CY07 |
| METHYL ALCOHOL | CY02 |
| METHYL ALLYL TELLURIDE | CY06 |
| METHYL ALUMINUM SESQUICHLORIDE | CY06 |
| METHYL ALUMINUMOXANE | CY06 |
| METHYL BROMIDE (BROMOMETHANE) | CY04 |
| METHYL BROMIDE/ETHYLENE DIBROMIDE | CY04 |
| METHYL BUTADIENE | CY02 |
| METHYL BUTANETHIOL | CY05 |
| METHYL BUTENE | CY02 |
| METHYL BUTYL ETHER | CY02 |
| METHYL CHLORIDE (CHLOROMETHANE) (R40) | CY02 |
| METHYL CHLOROFORM | CY02 |
| METHYL CYCLOHEXANE | CY02 |
| METHYL CYCLOPENTANE | CY02 |
| METHYL CYCLOPROPANE | CY02 |
| METHYL CYCLOPROPANOL | CY02 |
| METHYL DICHLOROSILANE | CY05 |
| METHYL ETHER (DIMETHYLETHER) | CY02 |
| METHYL FLUORIDE (FLUOROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| METHYL HYDRAZINE * ZONE A | CY05 |
| METHYL IODIDE (Iodomethane) Insp w/ net weight, Valve & DOT spec 6-11-09 | CY05/CY07 |
| METHYL LITHIUM | CY06 |
| METHYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDE | CY06 |
| METHYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| METHYL MAGNESIUM IODIDE | CY06 |
| METHYL MERCAPTAN (Methanethiol) | CY05 |
| METHYL PENTENE | CY02 |
| METHYL PHENYL ETHER | CY02 |
| METHYL PROPANE (ISOBUTANE) | CY02 |
| METHYL SILANE | CY05 |
| METHYL TRICHLOROSILANE | CY05 |
| METHYL TRIFLUOROSILANE | CY05 |
| METHYL VINYL ETHER | CY02 |
| METHYLALUMINOXANE | CY06 |
| METHYLAMINE | CY03 |
| METHYLDICHLOROARSINE | CY07 |
| METHYLENE BROMIDE | CY02 |
| METHYLENE CHLORIDE | CY02 |
| METHYLENE FLUORIDE | CY02 |
| METHYLETHENE | CY02 |
| METHYLETHYLENE | CY02 |
| METHYLPROPANE-2 | CY02 |
| METHYLPROPENE (ISOBUTYLENE) | CY02 |
| METHYLPROPYLENE (ISOBUTYLENE) | CY02 |
| METHYL-TERT-BUTYL ETHER | CY02 |
| MEVINPHOS | CY04 |
| MOLYBDENUM FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| MOLYBDENUM HEXAFLUORIDE | CY03 |
| MONOCHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE | CY02 |
| MONOCHLOROSILANE | CY07 |
| MONOETHANOLAMINE | CY03 |
| MONOETHYLAMINE | CY03 |
| MONOMETHYLAMINE | CY03 |
| NAPTHA PETROLEUM DISTILLATES | CY02 |
| NATURAL GAS | CY02 |
| N-BUTYL FLUORIDE | CY02 |
| N-BUTYL SULFIDE | CY05 |
| NEON | CY01 |
| NEOPENTANE (DIMETHYLPROPANE) | CY02 |
| N-HEPTAFLUOROPROPYL IODIDE | CY04 |
| N-HEXYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| NICKEL CARBONYL * ZONE A | CY06 |
| NITRIC OXIDE * ZONE A | CY04 |
| NITROGEN | CY01/CY13 |
| NITROGEN DIOXIDE (DINITROGEN TETROXIDE) * ZONE A | CY04 |
| NITROGEN PEROXIDE (NITROGEN DIOXIDE) * ZONE A | CY04 |
| NITROGEN TRIFLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED) | CY07 |
| NITROGEN TRIOXIDE * ZONE A | CY04 |
| NITROSYL CHLORIDE | CY05 |
| NITROSYL FLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED) | CY06 |
| NITROUS OXIDE | CY01 |
| NITRYL FLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED) | CY07 |
| N-OCTYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| NONAFLUOROISOBUTANE | CY02 |
| OCTAFLUOROBUTENE | CY04 |
| OCTAFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE (R-C318) | CY02 |
| OCTAFLUOROCYCLOPENTANE | CY02 |
| OCTAFLUOROPROPANE (R-218) | CY02 |
| OCTANES | CY02 |
| OCTANETHIOL | CY05 |
| OCTYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| OCTYLBICYCLOHEPTENE | CY02 |
| OLEUM | CY05 |
| OXYFUME-12 STERILANT | CY04 |
| OXYGEN | CY01 |
| OXYGEN DIFLUORIDE | CY07 |
| PARAQUAT IN H20 | CY04 |
| PARATHION | CY04 |
| PENETENE-2 | CY02 |
| PENTABORANE | CY07 |
| PENTACHLOROFLUOROETHANE (R111) | CY02 |
| PENTACHLOROPROPANE | CY04 |
| PENTACHLOROTRIFLUOROPROPANE (R213) | CY02 |
| PENTAFLUOROACETONE | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUOROBUTENE | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUOROCHLORO ACETONE | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUORODIMETHYL ETHER | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUOROETHANE | CY02 |
| PENTAFLUOROETHYL IODIDE | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUOROETHYLENE IODIDE | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUOROMONOCHLOROACETONE | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUOROPROPANOL | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUOROPROPENE | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUOROPROPIONILE CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| PENTAFLUOROPROPIONITRILE | CY04 |
| PENTANE | CY02 |
| PENTENE-1 | CY02 |
| PERCHLOROETHANE | CY02 |
| PERCHLORYL FLUORIDE (PHOTOS REQUIRED) | CY06 |
| PERFLUORO-2-BUTENE | CY02 |
| PERFLUOROACETONE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROACETYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROALKYL IODINE (FORALKYL) | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROBUTADIENE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROBUTANE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROBUTANONE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROBUTENE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROBUTYRYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE (R318) | CY02 |
| PERFLUOROCYCLOBUTENE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROCYCLOHEXENE | CY04 |
| PERFLUORODIETHYL ETHER | CY04 |
| PERFLUORODIMETHYL CYCLOBUTANE | CY02 |
| PERFLUOROETHANE (R-125) | CY02 |
| PERFLUOROETHYL IODIDE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROISOBUTENE | CY06 |
| PERFLUOROISOBUTYLENE | CY06 |
| PERFLUOROISOHEXANE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROMETHYLSULFONYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROPENTANE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROPROPANE | CY02 |
| PERFLUOROPROPENE | CY02 |
| PERFLUOROPROPIONITRILE | CY04 |
| PERFLUOROPROPYL VINYL ETHER | CY02 |
| PERFLUOROPROPYLENE | CY02 |
| PERFLUOROPROPYLENE OXIDE | CY02 |
| PETROLEUM DISTILLATES | CY02 |
| PETROLEUM GASES, LIQUIFIED | CY08 |
| PHENYL LITHIUM | CY06 |
| PHENYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDE | CY06 |
| PHENYL MAGNESIUM CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| PHENYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| PHENYL SILANE | CY07 |
| PHOSDRIN (LETHALAIRE G64) | CY04 |
| PHOSGENE (CARBONYL CHLORIDE) * [4] LEAK TEST or OP ZONE A | CY05 |
| PHOSPHINE * ZONE A | CY05 |
| PHOSPHORUS OXYCHLORIDE | CY03 |
| PHOSPHORUS PENTAFLUORIDE | CY04 |
| PHOSPHORUS TRIBROMIDE | CY03 |
| PHOSPHORUS TRICHLORIDE | CY03 |
| PHOSPHORUS TRIFLUORIDE | CY04 |
| PHOSPHORYL CHLORIDE | CY03 |
| PINACOLBORANE | CY06 |
| PINANYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| PINENE | CY02 |
| PIPERONYL BUTOXIDE | CY04 |
| POLYAMINE ISOCYANATE | CY02 |
| POLYMERIC MDI | CY02 |
| POLYMETHYLALUMINOXANE | CY06 |
| POLYMETHYLENE POLYPHENYL ISOCYANATE | CY02 |
| PROPADIENE (ALLENE) | CY02 |
| PROPANE (20-Lb "Grill Size") | CY11 |
| PROPANE (Cartridges) | CY12 |
| PROPANE (DIMETHYLMETHANE) Other than 20-Lb "Grill Size" and Cartridges | CY02 |
| PROPANE DITHIOL | CY05 |
| PROPANE TRITHIOL | CY05 |
| PROPANETHIOL | CY05 |
| PROPENE | CY02 |
| PROPYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| PROPYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| PROPYLENE | CY02 |
| PROPYLENE OXIDE | CY02 |
| PROPYNE (METHYLACETYLENE) | CY02 |
| PURPLE K (FIRE EXTINGUISHER) | CY01 |
| PYRETHRINS | CY04 |
| PYRETHRUM | CY04 |
| R-11 (TRICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE) | CY08 |
| R-111 (PENTACHLOROFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-1112 (DICHLORODIFLUROETHYLENE) | CY02 |
| R-1113 (TRIFLUOROCHLOROETHYLENE) | CY07 |
| R-112 (TETRACHLORODIFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-1123 (TRIFLUOROETHYLENE) | CY02 |
| R-113 (TRICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-1131A (CHLOROFLUOROETHYLENE) | CY02 |
| R-1132A (DIFLUOROETHYLENE) | CY02 |
| R-113B1 (BROMOTRIFLUOROETHYLENE) | CY02 |
| R-114 (DICHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE) | CY08 |
| R-115(CHLOROPENTAFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-116 (HEXAFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-12 (DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE) | CY08 |
| R-1211 (BROMOCHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-1216 (HEXAFLUOROPROPYLENE) | CY02 |
| R-123 (DICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE) | CY08 |
| R-124 (CHLOROTETRAFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-125 (PERFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-12B2 (DIBROMODIFLOUROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-13 (CHLOROTRIFLUORMETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-1301 (BROMOTRIFLUOROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-132 (DICHLORODIFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-133A (CHLOROTIRFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-134A (TETRAFLUOROETHANE 1,1,1,2) | CY08 |
| R-13B1 (BROMOTRIFLUOROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-14 (TETRAFLUOROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-141B (1,1 DICHLORO-1-FLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-142B (1-CHLORO-1,1-DIFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-143 (TRIFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-152A (1,1-DIFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-161 (FLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-21 (DICHLOFLUOROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-212 (HEXACHLORODIFLUOROPROPANE) | CY02 |
| R-213 (PENTACHLOROTRIFLUOROPROPANE) | CY02 |
| R-215 (TRICHLOROPENTAFLUOROPROPANE) | CY02 |
| R-217 (CHLOROHEPTAFLUOROPROPANE) | CY02 |
| R-218 (OCTAFLUOROPROPANE) | CY02 |
| R-22 (CHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE) | CY08 |
| R-23 (TRIFLUOROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-2402 (DIBROMOTETRAFLUOROETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-318 (PERFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE) | CY02 |
| R-32 (METHYLENE FLUORIDE) | CY02 |
| R-40 (METHYL CHLORIDE) (CHLOROMETHANE) | CY02 |
| R-402A | CY02 |
| R-404A | CY02 |
| R-409A | CY02 |
| R-41 (METHYL FLUORIDE) | CY02 |
| R-500 (DICHLORODIFLUOROMETHANE & DIFLUOROETHANE) | CY08 |
| R-502 (R-22 & RR-115 MIX) | CY08 |
| R-503 | CY02 |
| R-C318 (OCTAFLUOROCYCLOBUTANE) | CY02 |
| RESMETHRIN IN SOLUTION | CY04 |
| RHENIUM HEXAFLUORIDE | CY07 |
| SELECTRIDE-L (LITHIUM TRI-SEC-BUTYL BOROHYDRIDE) | CY06 |
| SELENIUM CHLORIDE | CY03 |
| SELENIUM HEXAFLUORIDE * ZONE A | CY05 |
| SELENIUM OXYCHLORIDE | CY03 |
| SILANE | CY03 |
| SILICON TETRABROMIDE | CY03 |
| SILICON TETRACHLORIDE | CY04 |
| SILICON TETRAFLUORIDE | CY05 |
| SILICON TETRAHYDRIDE (SILANE) | CY03 |
| SODIUM ALUMINUM DIETHYL DIHYDRIDE | CY06 |
| SODIUM DIETHYLDIHYDROALUMINATE IN TOLUENE | CY06 |
| SODIUM-POTASSIUM ALLOY | CY07 |
| STANNIC CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| STYRENE | CY04 |
| SULFOTEPP(LETHALAIRE G57) | CY04 |
| SULFUR CHLORIDE | CY03 |
| SULFUR CHLOROPENTAFLUORIDE | CY05 |
| SULFUR DICHLORIDE | CY03 |
| SULFUR DIOXIDE | CY03 |
| SULFUR HEXAFLUORIDE | CY03 |
| SULFUR MONOCHLORIDE | CY03 |
| SULFUR PENTAFLUORIDE | CY05 |
| SULFUR TETRACHLORIDE * ZONE A | CY03 |
| SULFUR TETRAFLUORIDE | CY05 |
| SULFUR TRIOXIDE | CY07 |
| SULFURIC ACID | CY03 |
| SULFURYL CHLORIDE * ZONE A | CY05 |
| SULFURYL CHLORIDE FLUORIDE | CY07 |
| SULFURYL FLUORIDE | CY05 |
| TEAR GAS | CY07 |
| TELLURIUMHEXAFLUORIDE * ZONE A | CY05 |
| TERT-BUTYL ARSINE | CY06 |
| TERT-BUTYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| TERT-BUTYL MERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| TERT-BUTYL PHOSPHINE | CY06 |
| TERT-DODECYLDISULFIDE | CY05 |
| TERT-DODECYLMERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| TERT-HEXADECYLMERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| TERTIARY BUTYL ARSINE | CY06 |
| TERT-OCTYLMERCAPTAN | CY05 |
| TETRA ISOPROPYL TITANATE | CY02 |
| TETRA-2-ETHYLHEXYLTITANATE | CY04 |
| TETRACARBONYL NICKEL | CY06 |
| TETRACHLORODIFLUOROETHANE (R-112) | CY02 |
| TETRACHLOROETHYLENE | CY02 |
| TETRACHLOROSILANE | CY04 |
| TETRAETHYL LEAD | CY06 |
| TETRAETHYL ORTHOSILICATE | CY02 |
| TETRAETHYL PYROPHOSPHATE | CY04 |
| TETRAETHYL TIN | CY06 |
| TETRAFLUOROBENZENE (FLUOREZE) | CY04 |
| TETRAFLUOROBENZENE, 1,2,3,5- | CY04 |
| TETRAFLUOROETHANE 1,1,1,2 (R-134A) | CY08 |
| TETRAFLUOROETHYLENE | CY02 |
| TETRAFLUOROHYDRAZINE | CY07 |
| TETRAFLUOROMETHANE (R-14) | CY02 |
| TETRAFLUOROSILANE | CY05 |
| TETRAHYDROFURAN | CY02 |
| TETRAMETHYL METHANE | CY02 |
| TETRAMETHYL TIN | CY04 |
| TETRAMETHYLENE | CY02 |
| TETRAMETHYLETHOXY SILANE | CY05 |
| TETRAMETHYLMETHANE (NEOPENTANE) | CY02 |
| TETRAMETHYLSILANE | CY02 |
| TETRA-N-PROPYL TITANATE | CY07 |
| TETRA-N-PROPYL ZIRCONATE | CY07 |
| TETRAPHENYL SILANE | CY02 |
| THIOETHANOL | CY05 |
| THIOLCYCLOBUTANE | CY05 |
| THIONYL BROMIDE | CY04 |
| THIONYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| THIONYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| TIN CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| TIN DICHLORIDE (STANNOUS CHLORIDE) | CY04 |
| TIN TETRACHLORIDE | CY04 |
| TIN TETRACHLORIDE (STANNIC CHLORIDE) | CY04 |
| TITANIUM TETRABROMIDE | CY04 |
| TITANIUM TETRACHLORIDE | CY04 |
| TITANIUM TETRAPROPOXIDE | CY07 |
| TOLUENE | CY02 |
| TOLUENE THIOL | CY05 |
| TRANS-2-BUTENE | CY02 |
| TRIALLYALUMINUM | CY07 |
| TRIALLYLARSINE | CY06 |
| TRIBROMOMETHANE (BROMOFORM) | CY02 |
| TRIBUTYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIBUTYL BORANE | CY06 |
| TRIBUTYL BORON | CY06 |
| TRIBUTYLAMINE | CY03 |
| TRIBUTYLTIN CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| TRICHLOROACETYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| TRICHLOROALUMINUM (ALUMINUM TRICHLORIDE) | CY03 |
| TRICHLOROETHANE | CY02 |
| TRICHLOROETHYLENE | CY02 |
| TRICHLOROFLUOROMETHANE (R-11) | CY02 |
| TRICHLOROMETHANE SULFONYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| TRICHLOROPENTAFLUOROPROPANE (R-215) | CY02 |
| TRICHLOROPHENYL SILANE | CY05 |
| TRICHLOROSILANE | CY05 |
| TRICHLOROTRIFLUOROETHANE (R-113) | CY02 |
| TRICITRONELLYL ALUMINUM | CY07 |
| TRIETHYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIETHYL ARSENIC | CY06 |
| TRIETHYL BORANE | CY06 |
| TRIETHYL BORON (TRIETHYL BORANE) | CY06 |
| TRIETHYL GALLIUM | CY06 |
| TRIETHYL INDIUM | CY06 |
| TRIETHYL PHOSPHINE | CY06 |
| TRIETHYLAMINE | CY03 |
| TRIETHYLOXONIUM TETRAFLUOROBORATE | CY07 |
| TRIFLUOROACETIC ANHYDRIDE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROACETONE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROACETONITRILE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROACETYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROACETYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROAMINE (NITROGEN TRIFLUORIDE) | CY07 |
| TRIFLUOROBROMOMETHANE | CY02 |
| TRIFLUOROCHLOROETHYLENE (R-1113) | CY07 |
| TRIFLUOROCYANOMETHANE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROETHANE | CY02 |
| TRIFLUOROETHYL BROMIDE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROETHYL CHLORIDE, 2,2,2- | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROETHYL IODIDE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROETHYLENE (R-1123) | CY02 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHANE (FLUOROFORM) (R-23) | CY02 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHANE SULFONYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHANE SULFONYL FLUORIDE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHYL BROMIDE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHYL BUTYL TELLERIUM | CY07 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHYL DISULFIDE | CY05 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHYL HEXAFLUOROPROPANE | CY02 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHYL HYDROFUORITE (PHOTOS REQUIRED) | CY07 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHYL HYPOFLUORITE (PHOTOS REQUIRED) | CY07 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHYL IODIDE | CY02 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHYL SILANE | CY05 |
| TRIFLUOROMETHYLPROPENE | CY04 |
| TRIFLUORONITROSOMETHANE | CY07 |
| TRIFLUOROPHOSPHINE | CY07 |
| TRIFLUOROPROPENE | CY02 |
| TRIFLUOROPROPYNE-3,3,3- | CY02 |
| TRIHEXYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIISOBUTYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIISOBUTYL BORANE | CY06 |
| TRIISOBUTYL PHOSPHINE | CY06 |
| TRIISOHEXYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIISOPROPYLALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL ACETYL CHLORIDE | CY04 |
| TRIMETHYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL ANTIMONY | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL ARSENIC | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL ARSINE | CY07 |
| TRIMETHYL BISMUTH | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL BORANE (TRIMETHYL BORON) | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL BORATE | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL BORON | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL BUTOXYSILANE | CY05 |
| TRIMETHYL ETHOXY SILANE | CY05 |
| TRIMETHYL GALLIUM | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL INDIUM | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL METHANE (ISOBUTANE) | CY02 |
| TRIMETHYL PENTANE | CY02 |
| TRIMETHYL PHOSPHINE | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL PHOSPHITE | CY06 |
| TRIMETHYL SILANE | CY07 |
| TRIMETHYL SILYAMIDE | CY07 |
| TRIMETHYL SILYL CYANIDE | CY07 |
| TRIMETHYLAMINE | CY03 |
| TRIMETHYLCHLOROSILANE | CY05 |
| TRIMETHYLETHOXY SILANE | CY05 |
| TRIMETHYLFLUOROSILANE | CY05 |
| TRIMETHYLHEXAMETHYLENE DIISOCYANATE | CY02 |
| TRI-N-BUTYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRI-N-BUTYL ANTIMONITE | CY07 |
| TRI-N-BUTYL BORANE | CY06 |
| TRI-N-BUTYL BORON | CY06 |
| TRI-N-BUTYL PHOSPHINE | CY07 |
| TRI-N-DECYLALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIOCTYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIPHENYL SILANE | CY05 |
| TRIPROPYL ALUMINUM | CY06 |
| TRIS(3,7-DIMETHYL-6-OCTENYL) ALUMINUM | CY07 |
| TRIS(DIMETHYLAMINO) ARSINE | CY06 |
| TUNGSTEN BROMIDE | CY03 |
| TUNGSTEN CARBONYL | CY06 |
| TUNGSTEN CHLORIDE | CY03 |
| TUNGSTEN FLUORIDE | CY03 |
| TUNGSTEN HEXAFLUORIDE | CY04 |
| UCAT-A CATALYST | CY07 |
| VANADIUM CHLORIDE (VANADIUM TETRACHLORIDE) | CY04 |
| VANADIUM OXYTRICHLORIDE | CY03 |
| VANADIUM PENTAFLUORIDE | CY04 |
| VANADIUM TETRACHLORIDE | CY04 |
| VANADIUM TRICHLORIDE | CY04 |
| VIKANE (SULFURYL FLUORIDE) | CY05 |
| VINYL ACETATE MONOMER | CY05 |
| VINYL BROMIDE | CY05 |
| VINYL CHLORIDE | CY05 |
| VINYL CHLORIDE | CY07 |
| VINYL ETHYLENE | CY02 |
| VINYL FLUORIDE | CY05 |
| VINYL LITHIUM | CY07 |
| VINYL MAGNESIUM BROMIDE | CY06 |
| VINYL METHYL ETHER | CY02 |
| VINYLIDENE CHLORIDE | CY06 |
| VINYLIDENE FLUORIDE | CY02 |
| WARFARIN | CY04 |
| XENON | CY01 |
| XENON DIFLUORIDE | CY07 |
| XENON HEXAFLUORIDE | CY07 |
| XENON TETRAFLUORIDE | CY07 |
| UNIT CLINs: |
| ME = Lecture, M1 = Small, M2 = Medium, M3 = Large |
| Lecture = 3"x 12", Small = 4"x 24", Medium = 12"x 36", Large = 16"x 56" |
| Example: For a small cylinder of Nitrogen gas, use the following CLIN: CY01M1 |
| [1] Phosgene requires a leak test prior to shipment per 173.192(c)(3) or requires to be overpacked in a cylinder salvage vessel. |
| [2] Deuterium Bromide requires a photo prior to approval. |
| [3] Hydrogen Bromide requires a photo prior to approval. |
| [4] Phosgene requires a leak test prior to shipment per 173.192 (c)(3) or requires to be overpacked in a cylinder salvage vessel. |
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