Ethylene glycol: CAS 107-21-1, CLP and SDS

Name and synonyms

Ethylene glycol is associated with CAS 107-21-1. Reference synonyms include: ethane-1,2-diol, monoethylene glycol, MEG, glycol, 1,2-ethanediol.

Basic physicochemical identity

FormulaC2H6O2 / HOCH2CH2OH

Molar mass62.07 g/mol

Physical formConfirm for the supplied product

Purity and stabilisersSupplier-specific data required

CLP classification: distinguish the evidence

Reference hazard classes in the source dataset: Acute Tox. 4; STOT RE 2. Identified statement codes: H302, H373. These codes do not classify a mixture.

Harmonised classificationVerify the exact Annex VI entry, including notes, physical form and scope.Other classification dataRegistrations, notifications and supplier SDSs must not be presented as harmonised classification.

SCL, ATE and M-factor

Use these values only after confirming substance identity, hazard class, route, units, form and the primary source. Numerical values are deliberately not published in this review edition.

Where the substance matters in an SDS

Depending on the product, substance data can affect Sections 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14 and 15. Reactivity and incompatible materials must be taken from data relevant to the supplied grade and final mixture.

Essential distinction

A CAS number does not automatically classify a product

The classification of a mixture containing Ethylene glycol depends, among other factors, on concentration, physical form, impurities, applicable limits, mixture properties and product-specific supplier data.

Ethylene glycol · CAS 107-21-1