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Jade
(soccer mom)
11-11-04 01:51
No 540949
User Picture Guidelines for disposal of laboratory chemicals
(Rated as: good read)

These disposal procedures are taken from the Laboratory Waste Disposal Manual published by the American Manufacturing Chemists Association (http://www.hoslink.com/Ellis/DISPOSE.htm)

They are intended to assist laboratory personnel in developing an awareness of chemical hazards and to dispose of chemical wastes without personal injury, adulteration of drains and excessive contamination of ground, air or water. It should be stressed that these procedures are intended only for small laboratory quantities. For large amounts the waste disposal authority or local equivalent should be contacted.

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		Jade (soccer mom) 11-11-04 01:51 No 540949				Guidelines for disposal of laboratory chemicals (Rated as: good read)
						These disposal procedures are taken from the Laboratory Waste Disposal Manual published by the American Manufacturing Chemists Association (http://www.hoslink.com/Ellis/DISPOSE.htm) They are intended to assist laboratory personnel in developing an awareness of chemical hazards and to dispose of chemical wastes without personal injury, adulteration of drains and excessive contamination of ground, air or water. It should be stressed that these procedures are intended only for small laboratory quantities. For large amounts the waste disposal authority or local equivalent should be contacted. There's a terrorist behind every Bush.

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