Product ID:KODAK PHOTOLIFE PHOTO/ELECTRONIC BATTERY SIZE: IEC-MR52, KX
MSDS Date:10/30/1990
FSC:6135
NIIN:00-826-4798
Status Code:A
MSDS Number: CKZVB

EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY

343 STATE STREET
ROCHESTER, NY 14650
US

Emergency Phone: 716-722-5151

Info Phone: 716-722-5151

Cage: 19139

EASTMAN KODAK CO GOVERNMENT MARKETS CONTRACTS

ROCHESTER, NY 14650-1115 US

Telephone: 716-722-5151/(800) 242-2424

Cage: 19139

43%)

Fraction By Weight: 3.5%

MERCURIC OXIDE

CAS: 21908-53-2

RTECS: OW8750000

Fraction By Weight: 37.6%

MERCURY

ZINC

Routes of Entry: Inhalation:UNKNOWN Skin:NO Ingestion:NO
Medical Cond Aggravated by Exposure:

First Aid:ELECTROLYTE CONTACT SKIN - IMMEDIATELY FLUSH WITH PLENTY OF
WATER FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES. IF SYMTOMS ARE PRESENT AFTER
FLUSHING, GET MEDICAL ATTENTION. EYES - IMMEDIATELY FLUSH WITH
PLENTY OF WAT ER FOR AT LEAST 15 MINUTES AND GET MEDICAL ATTENTION.
BATTERY INGESTION: OBTAIN IMMEDIATE MEDICAL ATTENTION.

Extinguishing Media:USE AN EXTINGUISHING MEDIUM APPROPRIATE FOR THE
SURROUNDING FIRE.
Fire Fighting Procedures:USE A POSITIVE PRESSURE SELF-CONTAINED
BREATHING APPARATUS IF BATTERIES ARE INVOLVED IN A FIRE. FULL
PROTECTIVE CLOTHING IS NECESSARY.
Unusual Fire/Explosion Hazard:BATTERIES MAY RELEASE TOXIC VAPORS AND/OR
IRRITATING FUMES IF EXPOSED TO FIRE OR HIGH TEMPERATURES.
BATTERIES MAY VENT AND/OR EXPLODE IF EXPOSED TO EXCESSIVE HEAT 0R
FIRE.

Spill Release Procedures:SPILL RELEASE PROCEDURES: NK NEUTRALIZING
AGENT: NK WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: CONSULT LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AUTHORITIES FOR THE MOST CURRENT
REGULATIONS REGARDING DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES.

Handling and Storage Precautions:DO NOT STORE BATTERIES IN A MANNER
THAT ALLOWS TERMINALS TO SHORT CIRCUIT. STORE BATTERIES IN A COOL
(BELOW 70F), DRY AREA THAT IS SUBJECT TO LITTLE TEMPERATURE CHANGE.
DO NOT PLACE NEAR HEATING EQU IPMENT, NOR EXPOSE TO DIRECT
SUNLIGHT FOR LONG PERIODS. *
Other Precautions:*ELEVATED TEMPERATURES CAN RESULT IN REDUCED BATTERY
SERVICE LIFE.

Respiratory Protection:NP
Supplemental Safety and Health

Waste Disposal Methods:WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD: CONSULT LOCAL, STATE AND
FEDERAL ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AUTHORITIES FOR THE MOST CURRENT
REGULATIONS REGARDING DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES. DO NOT INCINERATE OR
EXPOSE BATTERIES T O FIRE. STORAGE AND HANDLING:

Toxicological Information:THE MATERIALS IN THIS MSDS MAY ONLY REPRESENT
A HAZARD IF THE INTEGRITY OF THE BATTERY IS COMPROMISED.

Disclaimer (provided with this information by the compiling agencies):
This information is formulated for use by elements of the Department
of Defense. The United States of America in no manner whatsoever,
expressly or implied, warrants this information to be accurate and
disclaims all liability for its use. Any person utilizing this
document should seek competent professional advice to verify and
assume responsibility for the suitability of this information to their
particular situation.

Ecological:THESE BATTERIES ARE NOT DESIGNED TO BE RECHARGED. CHARGING
A BATTERY MAY RESULT IN ELECTROLYTE LEAKAGE AND/OR EXPLOSION.
NEVER DISASSEMBLE A BATTERY. SHOULD A BATTERY UNINTENTIONALLY BE
CRUSHED THU S RELEASING ITS CONTENTS, RUBBER GLOVESMUST BE USED TO
HANDLE ALL BATTERY COMPONENTS. IN THE EVENT OF SKIN OR EYE
EXPOSURE TO THE ELECTROLYTE REFER TO FIRST AID INFORMATION.
BATTERY SHORT CIRCUIT: MORE THAN A MOMENTRY SHORT CIRCUIT WILL
GENERALLY REDUCE THE BATTERY SERVICE LIFE. EXTENDED SHORT
CIRCUITING CREATES HIGH TEMPERATURES IN THE CELL. HIGH
TEMPERATURES CAN CAUSE SKIN BURNS AND CAUSE T HE CELL TO VENT OR
EXPLODE.**

Transport Information:**MIXED BATTERIES AND TYPES: THE USE OF OLD AND
NEW BATTERIES OR BATTERIES OF VARYING SIZES AND TYPES IN THE SAME
BATTERY ASSEMBLY SHOULD BE AVOIDED. THE BATTERIES ELECTRICAL
CHARACTERISTICS AND CAP ABILITIES VARY AND DAMAGE MAY RESULT TO THE
BATTERIES OR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT. BATTERY CONNECTION: USE NICKEL
PLATED STEEL (OR STAINLESS STEEL) FOR POWER TERMINAL CONTACTS. DO
NOT DIRECTLY SOLDER T O THE BATTERY. MAY CAUSE VENTING AND/OR
EXPLOSION. BATTERY ENCASEMENT: AVOID ENCASING BATTERIES IN
AIRTIGHT COMPARTMENTS. FLAMMABLE HYDROGEN GAS, NORMALLY GENERATED,
CAN FORM EXPLOSIVE MIXTURES.** *