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As far as having small amounts of the metal, there are no known hazards involving Gallium. It is a safe metal that the only thing you need to worry about it is when its a liquid. You do not want it to touch other metals, as it will react with pretty much any of them. Other than that, there is nothing to worry about with Gallium Metal.
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Why are safety symbols important in a lab?
so that if an amatuer person or some one not well versed in lab safety happens to come to the lab they still take the most important cautions if not all of them
What is the single most important rule for your safety while working in lab?
know the hazards of what you are working with.
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What is a Material Safety Data Sheet?
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What is the relevance of chemistry to occupational health and safety?
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What is the procedure for reporting hazards or risks to health and safety?
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Who has the final responsability for safety hazards on the job?
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What are the safety hazards in a workplace?
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drowning
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Why safety signs are used?
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