Mike,
Sigma Aldrich (a pretty reliable SDS source) has CS2 listed as a Category 2A eye irritant. This is not a primary reference, but it certainly is "good enough" for the practicing safety professional.
Toxnet from the National Library of Medicine has it as an eye irritant: https://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/sis/search/a?dbs+hsdb:**At_Symbol_Here**term+**At_Symbol_Here**DOCNO+52
Hope that helps,
H
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Subject: [DCHAS-L] Carbon disulfide eye irritation
Curious if any one has experience or references concerning eye irritation from low level exposure to gaseous carbon disulfide; CS2. California state OSHA is looking into this matter as part of a proposal for a revised PEL for hydrogen sulfide- and CS2 confounds some of the literature data for H2S.
With regards,
Mike
Michael N. Cooper
MS, MPH, CIH, NRRPT
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