Safety data sheet
Handling, storage and regulatory status.
Issued in Australian GHS Revision 7 format across the standard sixteen sections. Keep a copy where the product is stored.
GHS 7 classificationNot classified as hazardous
ADG CodeNot dangerous goods
Poisons Standard (SUSMP)Not scheduled
FormatAustralian GHS Revision 7, 16 sections
Issue date02 September 2026
Review date02 September 2031
Magnesium chloride hexahydrate is not classified as hazardous under GHS Revision 7, is not dangerous goods under the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail, and is not scheduled under the Poisons Standard.
It is still a bulk chemical. Store the bags dry and off the ground, avoid raising dust, wash hands after handling, and keep the product away from children and pets.
Sections
- 1. Identification of the substance and supplier
- 2. Hazards identification
- 3. Composition and information on ingredients
- 4. First aid measures
- 5. Firefighting measures
- 6. Accidental release measures
- 7. Handling and storage
- 8. Exposure controls and personal protection
- 9. Physical and chemical properties
- 10. Stability and reactivity
- 11. Toxicological information
- 12. Ecological information
- 13. Disposal considerations
- 14. Transport information
- 15. Regulatory information
- 16. Other information
Documents that travel with the product
The safety data sheet describes the substance. The certificate of analysis describes the batch. The specification describes the commitment. All three are published, and all three are current.