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Chemical Safety in the Chemistry Laboratory

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Guidance on the safe storage, handling and transport of chemicals.

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Health & Safety Essentials: Read This First
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Module 1: Use, storage, handling and transport in the laboratory
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Module 2: Labelling & safe processing
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Module 3: Control of hazardous operations
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Module 4: Storage of dangerous substances in the laboratory
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Module 5: Handling, and transport of dangerous substances in the laboratory
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Module 6: Review of chemical safety
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Chemical safety glossary of terms and acronyms
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Chemical Safety Further Reading
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Answers to the Chemical Safety Learning Assessments
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