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Kerosene - K1 Clean Burning Fuel

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CAS Number
8008-20-6
Category
Hydrocarbon & Oxygenated Solvents

Kerosene - K1 Clean Burning Fuel (CAS 8008-20-6) is a chemical product supplied by Alliance Chemical in the Hydrocarbon & Oxygenated Solvents category, available as Laboratory. For transport it is classified as UN1223, DOT hazard class 3, and packing group III. Its GHS signal word is Danger. Documentation includes a safety data sheet (SDS), a technical data sheet (TDS), and a certificate of analysis (COA), available below and published from Alliance Chemical's canonical product data.

GHS pictogram: FlammableFlammableGHS pictogram: Health hazardHealth hazardGHS pictogram: Environmental hazardEnvironmental hazard
CLASS 3 · UN1223Danger
K1 Kerosene clean burning fuel in a 1-gallon jug from Alliance Chemical for portable space heaters and parts degreasing
2D chemical structure of Kerosene - K1 Clean Burning Fuel
Structure · PubChem

How does Kerosene - K1 Clean Burning Fuel ship?

Alliance Chemical ships Kerosene - K1 Clean Burning Fuel as UN1223, hazard class 3, packing group III. Transport classification depends on concentration, so this is the classification for this grade specifically — not a generic value for the pure compound.

Transport and hazard communication classification for Kerosene - K1 Clean Burning Fuel
FieldValueGoverning regulation
UN NumberUN1223DOT 49 CFR 172.101 Hazardous Materials Table
DOT Hazard Class3DOT 49 CFR 172.101 Hazardous Materials Table
Packing GroupIIIDOT 49 CFR 172.101 Hazardous Materials Table
GHS Signal WordDangerOSHA HCS 29 CFR 1910.1200 Appendix C

Values are published only when Alliance Chemical's canonical record is authoritative or cross-verified. The safety data sheet carries the full provenance chain, including section 14 transport information.

Download document packet (ZIP)SDS, technical data, and a sample certificate of analysis in one file.

About these documents

Alliance Chemical publishes these documents from its canonical product data. Chemical identity, hazard classification, and physical properties are sourced from named authorities (DOT 49 CFR, OSHA, ECHA, PubChem) and internal laboratory records — each value carries per-field provenance and a last-reviewed date. A Certificate of Analysis with lot-specific results ships with every order.

Last reviewed 2026-07-17 by Andre Taki, DOT Hazmat Specialist.