Hazmat crews called to Missoula-area acid spill According to Missoula authorities, an estimated 5,000 gallons of diluted acid flooded Spectrum Products' warehouse in Missoula overnight. Hazmat crews used "kitty-litter type" material to contain what responders called a diluted mixture of sulfuric, phosphoric and citric acid.
June 12, 2013 - KECI Missoula
Wednesday afternoon Montana news headlines MISSOULA - Officials say that several thousand gallons of chemicals spilled overnight at Spectrum Products in Missoula, prompting a hazardous materials response. Numerous agencies are on the scene of the incident, where between 5,000 and 7,000 gallons of citric, phosphoric and sulfuric acids spilled out after a valve was accidentally left open overnight.
June 12, 2013 - KPAX Missoula
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