1,3 - Butadiene
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| General Characteristics | Health Hazards | Material Recommendations |
| A colorless, flammable, liquefied, and odorless gas. Can form Peroxide in the
presence of air. Contains inhibitors to prevent polymerization. |
Suspected carcinogen, irritant, and anesthetic at high concentrations. |
Normal materials can be used. Avoid plastic and rubber for liquids. |
| TLV-TWA | Flammable Limits | DOT Class / Label |
| 10 ppm | 2-12.0% | 2.1/ Flammable Gas |
| Molecular Weight | Specific Gravity | Specific Volume |
| 54.1 | 1.915 @ 70 F | 6.9 cu.ft./lb @ 70 F |
| CGA Valve Outlet | CAS Registry No. | UN Number |
| 510 | 106-99-0 | 1010 |
| National Stock Number (NSN) Applicable to 1,3 -Butadiene | MIL Specs/ Fed Specs MSDS for 1,3 - Butadiene |
| Grade Part # |
Purity Minimum | Cylinder Size |
Volume LBS |
Pressure @ 70 F |
Comments |
| Research 466900 |
99.6% Min. Liquid phase |
002 |
0.875 |
22 |
None |
| Chemically Pure 466800 |
99.0% Min. Liquid phase |
110 007 LBS |
135 7 0.375 |
22 22 22 |
| Uses: 1,3 - Butadiene has been widely used in the manufacture of synthetic rubber. It has been extensively used in various polymerizations in the plastic industry and is particularly useful in Diels_alder reaction where it combines with activated olefins to give hydroaromatic compounds. Increased usage in the resins and plastics field. |