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MSDS Release 63 Now Live at HazMat Zone
With this latest release, the RTECs number citation found in Section 11 of the HTML version of each Genium MSDS is now linked to the Registry of Toxic Effects (RTECS) Data and a link to the International Chemical Safety Card maintained by NIOSH for that chemical is presented in Section 1 (if such ICSC exists). This is the second consecutive update to Genium's MSDS Collection that will be available only in the HTML version of the reference maintained at the HazMat Zone Web site. This means the most current CD-ROM version of the Manual continues to be Release 61.

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