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Lab safety is being safe in a lab:}.
The ideal temperature for storing perishable food items is below 40 degrees Fahrenheit (4 degrees Celsius) to ensure they remain fresh and safe for consumption.
By and large acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) products are safe for any food item, including beverages. ABS is so prevalent in plumbing and food/beverage packaguing that your one little pitcher would be the least of your worries should you need to worry. If your concerns remain, consider converting all food containers to lab grade glass. A 5000 ml beaker, however, will run you about $200.
Eating in a science lab is not allowed due to the risk of contaminating experiments or samples with food particles, which can result in inaccurate results. Furthermore, there may be hazardous chemicals present in the lab that could contaminate food and pose a health risk if ingested. Keeping the lab environment clean and free from potential sources of contamination is crucial for conducting accurate and safe scientific work.
If your in a typical science lab 'stay safe' rules arewear googlestie your hair backwear gloves when handling any harmful chemicals
Eating in the lab can introduce contaminants to experiments or equipment, leading to inaccurate results or potential safety hazards. Additionally, food particles can attract pests that could compromise the lab environment. adhering to best practices in lab safety and hygiene helps maintain a clean and safe working environment for all researchers.
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Food and drinks. There are many chemicals in the lab, if you bring food inside then eat or drink it then the food could be poisoned, or chemicalized.
If you eat in the lab, the food and the chemicals can mix and you might get infected... :( hope this helped you :)
Food and drinks are not allowed in the high school chemistry lab.
My food is quite safe.
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