Section 4: First Aid Measures

Eyes:  In case of contact, immediately flush eyes with copious 

       amounts of flowing water for at least 15 minutes, retracting 

       eye lids often.  Get medical attention if irritation persists.

Skin:  Wash skin thoroughly with mild soap and water.  Flush with 

       luke warm water for 15 minutes.  Obtain immediate medical 

       attention if fluid is injected under the skin.

Ingestion:  Do not induce vomiting!  Immediate give two glasses of 

            charcoal slurry or plain water.  Do not attempt to give 

            anything by mouth to an unconscious person.  Contact a 

            physician at once.  If unconscious, immediately take 

            affected person to a hospital.

Inhalation:  Remove from exposure area to fresh air immediately.  

             Administer oxygen if deemed necessary.  Polymer Fume 

             Fever symptoms should subside within twenty four hours.

Section 5: Fire Fighting Measures

Flammability classification:  Not classified.

Flammable Properties:

Flash Point:  None

Flammable Limits:

           Lower:  Not applicable

           Upper:  Not applicable

Flash Point/Method: Not applicable

Auto-Ignition Temperature:  Not determined

Hazardous Products of Combustion:

NFPA health hazard rating of "3" assigned due to toxicity of thermal

decomposition products, fluorine (HF), otherwise the material itself

warrants a health hazard rating of "1".  Decomposition at high temperatures

> 200?C (392?F) yields hydrogen fluoride (HF), carbonyl fluoride and

other acid fluorides.

Properties that could increase fire or explosion risk:

None known

Extinguishing Media:

Not a fire hazard.  Use extinguishing materials to treat the surrounding

fire, such as water (spray or fog), foam, dry chemical or carbon dioxide

(CO2)