Cadmium chloride is highly toxic, a carcinogenic compound (can cause cancer), if inhaled or swallowed, it can be toxic and fatal as well. It can adversely affect the reproductive system and may even cause genetic defects. If it comes in contact with body it can cause skin and eye irritation. If inhaled it can cause irritation of the respiratory tract.
MSDS-Material safety data sheet. It is a document which mentions information regarding a chemical, its proper use, potential effects on health, symptoms of exposure to the chemical to look out for and first aid measures which can be taken if an accident involving that chemical occurs.
To prevent the above hazards, it is advised
1. Not to inhale the fumes
2. To prevent contact of the compound with body
3. To wear goggles and respiratory protection (gas mask)
4. To avoid its release to the environment through drains etc.
5. To consult a doctor immediately in case any of the above hazards happen by accident.
Symptoms showing exposure to the chemical
1. Weakness, dizziness, nausea
2. Cough, trouble in breathing
3. Muscular pain
4. Chronic effect includes kidney damage (shown by excretion of excessive proteins in urine), discolouration of teeth, inability to smell and anaemia
First Aid measures
1. If inhaled, go to open air and breathe fresh air. If the affected person is not breathing give artificial respiration.
2. If it comes in contact with skin, wash with soap and water.
3. If its fumes come in contact with eyes, wash with plenty of water.
4. If swallowed, rinse the mouth of the affected person with water. Don't give anything to the oerson of unconscious.
5. Take the affected person to a doctor immediately.
6. If there is a spill, carefully (with goggles, gloves, respiratory protection) sweep up and shovel the chemical into closed containers for disposal.
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