2006 New York Code - Quantities Of Supplies Allowed.

 
    §  27-4241  Quantities  of supplies allowed. No permit shall be issued
  for the storage in a wholesale drug store or drug  and  chemical  supply
  house  of  any  of  the  following substances in quantities greater than
  those set forth in the following schedule:
 
    1. Explosives.
  Amyl nitrate in bottles ...................................... 25 pounds
  Amyl nitrate in pearls ....................................... 100 gross
  Carbon bisulphide ............................................ 50 pounds
  Collodions ........................................... 100 pounds in all
  Gases, liquefied:
    Anhydrous ammonia ........................................ 2 cylinders
    Carbon dioxide ........................................... 2 cylinders
    Nitrous oxide ............................................ 2 cylinders
    Oxygen ................................................... 2 cylinders
    Sulphur dioxide .......................................... 2 cylinders
  Nitroglycerine, one percent solution in alcohol .............. 20 pounds
  Picric acid .................................................. 25 pounds
  Soluble cotton ........................................ 25 pounds in all
 
    2. Volatile flammable liquids (insoluble).
  Benzine, benzole or naphthas of any kind ............ 150 gallons in all
  Coal tar ...................................................... 1 barrel
  Coal tar oils (heavy) ....................................... 10 barrels
  Crude petroleum ............................................... 1 barrel
  Ethyl chloride and other ethers ...................... 200 pounds in all
  Ether, nitrous ...................................... 100 pounds in five
                                                              pound  pack-
                                                              ages or less
  Ether, sulphuric ............................................ 500 pounds
  Rhigoline .................................................. 2 dozen one
                                                                pound tins
  Varnishes, lacquers, etc ............................ 275 gallons in all
  Wood creosote ................................................ 5 barrels
 
    3. Volatile flammable liquids (soluble).
  Acetone ....................................................... 1 barrel
  Alcohol, denatured .......................................... 10 barrels
  Alcohol, ethyl .............................................. 10 barrels
  Alcohol, methyl ............................................. 10 barrels
  Aldehyde, ethyl .............................................. 5 gallons
 
    4. Non-volatile flammable liquids (insoluble).
  Amyl acetate ................................................ 10 barrels
  Amyl alcohol ................................................ 10 barrels
  Aniline oil .................................................... 5 drums
  Cumol ........................................................ 5 barrels
  Essential oils .................................... 10,000 pounds in all
  Kerosene ...................................................... 1 barrel
  Nitrobenzole ................................................... 5 drums
  Terebene .................................................... 100 pounds
  Toluol ...................................................... 350 pounds
  Turpentine .................................................. 10 barrels
  Xylol ....................................................... 100 pounds
 
    5. Non-volatile flammable liquids (soluble).
  Glycerine ................................................. 5,000 pounds


    6. Combustible solids.
  Metallic magnesium .......................................... 100 pounds
  Phosphorus ................................................... 11 pounds
  Phosphorus, red .............................................. 11 pounds
  Sulphur .............................................. 25 barrels in all
 
    7. Gums, resins, pitch, etc.
  Burgundy pitch ............................................ 5,000 pounds
  Camphor ................................................... 8,000 pounds
  Gum thus ..................................................... 5 barrels
  Naphthaline .......................................... 50 barrels in all
  Pitch (coal tar pitch) ....................................... 2 barrels
  Resins, balsams and other varnish gums ............. 8,000 pounds in all
  Rosin ........................................................ 5 barrels
  Shellac ................................................... 2,500 pounds
  Stockholm tar ............................................. 1,000 pounds
  Tar, refined (wood) ......................................... 10 barrels
  Venice turpentine ......................................... 2,000 pounds
 
    8. Combustible fibres  and  powders (vegetable).
  Cotton, absorbent ......................................... 2,000 pounds
  Cotton batting ................................................ 10 bales
  Excelsior ..................................................... 25 bales
  Flax .......................................................... 20 bales
  Jute .......................................................... 25 bales
  Lampblack ................................................... 10 barrels
  Lycopodium ................................................ 2,000 pounds
  Oakum .......................................................... 2 bales
  Pulverized charcoal ......................................... 10 barrels
  Sawdust ........................................................ 15 bags
  Straw, packing ................................................ 10 bales
 
    9. Dangerously corrosive acids.
  Anhydrous acetic ............................................ 500 pounds
  Carbolic ................................................. 15,000 pounds
  Glacial acetic ............................................ 2,000 pounds
  Hydrochloric ................................................ 15 carboys
  Hydrofluoric ................................................ 500 pounds
  Sulphuric ................................................... 15 carboys
 
    10. Acids.
  Chromic ..................................................... 100 pounds
  Iodic ......................................................... 5 pounds
  Nitric ....................................................... 3 carboys
  Nitric, fuming ............................................... 25 pounds
  Periodic ...................................................... 2 pounds
 
    11. Peroxides.
  Barium ......................................................... 2 casks
  Calcium ..................................................... 100 pounds
  Hydrogen, U.S.P. .......................................... 5,000 pounds
  Other hydrogen peroxides, over three percent, not
    to exceed fifteen percent ................................. 500 pounds
  Potassium .................................................... 10 pounds
  Sodium ....................................................... 25 pounds
 
    12. Chlorates.
  Barium ...................................................... 500 pounds


  Other metallic ....................................... 100 pounds in all
  Potassium ................................................. 1,000 pounds
  Sodium .................................................... 1,000 pounds
 
    13. Perchlorates.
  Potassium .................................................... 10 pounds
  Other metallic perchlorates ........................... 10 pounds in all
 
    14. Permanganates.
  Potassium ................................................. 1,000 pounds
  Sodium ...................................................... 100 pounds
  Other metallic permanganates ......................... 100 pounds in all
 
    15. Nitrates.
  Barium .................................................... 1,200 pounds
  Bismuth subnitrate ........................................ 2,500 pounds
  Cobalt .................................................... 1,000 pounds
  Copper ...................................................... 100 pounds
  Iron, ferric ................................................ 200 pounds
  Mercury (mercuric) .......................................... 100 pounds
  Mercury (mercurous) .......................................... 10 pounds
  Potassium ................................................. 2,000 pounds
  Silver ....................................................... 50 pounds
  Sodium .................................................... 1,000 pounds
  Strontium ................................................. 1,200 pounds
  Other metallic ....................................... 500 pounds in all
 
    16. Metallic oxides.
  Lead binoxide ................................................ 25 pounds
  Lead (litharge) ........................................... 1,200 pounds
  Lead (red) .................................................. 500 pounds
  Mercury; yellow precipitate (mercurous) ..................... 200 pounds
  Mercury; red precipitate (mercuric) ......................... 100 pounds
  Silver ....................................................... 10 pounds
 
    17. Substances made dangerous by contact with
          other substances.
  Calcium carbide .............................................. 60 pounds
  Metallic potassium ............................................ 5 pounds
  Metallic sodium ............................................... 5 pounds
  All other metals  of  the  alkalies  or  alkalone
    earths ............................................... 5 pounds in all
  Phosphides ................................................... 10 pounds
  Unslaked lime ................................................ 2 barrels
  Zinc dust ................................................... 100 pounds
 
  The commissioner may, in his or her discretion and when no unusual
  hazard is presented thereby, authorize the storage of greater quantities
  than those set forth in the foregoing schedule, or the storage of other
  substances not specified therein.