Submitted by aswann on Jul. 28, 2021
Answer:
For a mixture of chemicals (e.g. a gas mixture), it is important to account for all hazards associated with the mixture. Two-substance mixtures are accounted for through the most hazardous component in the mixture.
- From the UC Chemicals homepage, select Add to Inventory, search for and begin adding the container information for the most hazardous chemical component (e.g. 5% Carbon monoxide in Nitrogen is added as Carbon monoxide).
- Between “Tags” and “Received Date” enter the numerical Concentration, Concentration Units, and Solvent for the mixture (eg. concentration = 5, units = % wt., solvent = Nitrogen). If the solvent for the mixture is not listed, simply type in the name of the solvent.
- Save the container information. Multi-component or mixtures generally require their own entry in the UC Chemicals library and safety data sheet (SDS) since the mixture may pose a new combination of hazards. Please refer to either Add a Chemical to Your Inventory or Add a Novel Compound video tutorials for more information.


