If you work with benzene, but you do not have a copy of the material safety data sheet (MSDS) for this substance (as mandated by OSHA), you can find the MSDS for this and many other chemicals at the OSHA web site. These sheets not only provide all the relevant phyisical and chemical descritions of a substance, including other trade names, they specify how a chemical should be stored, symptoms associated with exposure, what actions should be taken in the event of exposure, cleanup procedures, and acceptable methods of disposing of a chemical.

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