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Fresh air, rest in half sitting position. Seek medical advice.

Rinse affected area thoroughly with water to remove concentrated product. Remove contaminated clothing. Seek medical attention immediately.

Rinse immediately and for at least 15 minutes with copious amounts of water (also assure adequate flushing under the eyelids and if possible after having removed contact lenses). Bring the victim to an ophthalmist.

Wash out mouth and do not induce vomiting! Let the victim drink 2 glasses of water on his own. Take to hospital.

All extinguishing media can be used.

Contains oxidizing percarbonate that can release oxygen by activation. Therefore don't sprinkle water on dry product.

None.

Exercise caution when fighting any chemical fire.

Avoid release to the environment. Prevent entry to sewers and public waters.

Clean-up released powder in time. Collect usable powder residues in a clean, lockable container for reuse. Sweep polluted powder as chemical waste and remove the residus with water and plunger.

Materials: clean, lockable container, water, plunger

Avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothes.

Store in a cool and frost-free place in a closed packaging.

Avoid contact with : Combustible material. Heat.

Wear waterproof gloves (preferably PVC or butylrubber) in case of intensive use or contact with undiluted product. Wear waterproof gloves when taking up intensively material which is accidentally released.

Wear acid protective goggles when intensively using the solution or chemical goggles when clearing accidentally released powder.

Ensure sufficient ventilation and wear a dust mask P2 when taking up intensively material which is accidentally released.

Wear alcaline protective clothing when taking up intensively material which is accidentally released.

see § 6

Even when properly stored, the sodium carbonate peroxide will lose his activity.

Heat. Moisture.

Reducing agents. Hypochlorite. Organic compounds. Metals. Bases.

Overpressure. Oxygen.