Key Properties

• Fibrous and heat-resistant

• Chemically inert under normal conditions

• CP grade for reference or laboratory studies

• Non-combustible and thermally stable

Uses

• Reference material for laboratory studies

• Research in materials science

• Historical studies and quality control testing

• Educational demonstration (under controlled, safe conditions only)

Storage

• Store in a tightly sealed container

• Keep in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area

• Avoid creating dust

• Label clearly as a hazardous material

Safety & Handling (SDS Summary)

• Extremely hazardous if inhaled – asbestos fibers are carcinogenic

• Causes lung disease, asbestosis, and mesothelioma with chronic exposure

• Avoid dust formation; never handle without proper containment

• Use in a certified fume hood or glove box if laboratory work is required

• Mandatory PPE: respirator (HEPA), gloves, protective clothing, eye protection

• Follow local regulations for storage, handling, and disposal of asbestos-containing materials