There are several precautions to take with corrosive substances. Primarily is skin, eye and respiratory protections. Another set of precautions is to ensure that the containers holding the corrosives are non reactive.
If using corrosive materials you should always wear goggles and gloves. If the chemicals are particuly dangerous you may also want to wear a lab coat. If the corrosive material gives off toxic vapours then you should also work in a fume cupboard.
The safety guildlie you should not follow when using corrosive materials in a laboratory experiment is: Use a paper towel when cleaning up spills.
Specific information can be found on the Material Safety Data Sheet. In general, eye and face protection, gloves, rubber apron.
Methylated spirits is flamable.
Acid is a corrosive substance.
Inform your teacher.
wear gloves goggles and dont touch your MOUTH OBIOUSLY !!!!!!!
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corrosive materials
To their proper places.
Experiments with: - acids as liquids or gases - volatile solvents - corrosive materials - fine powders - materials with a very low radioactivity - toxic materials - reactions potentially explosive - sometimes, reactions involving thermally decomposition etc.
The reason to avoid spilling materials in a lab is because: 1. most are dangerous 2. some are corrosive 3. most are toxic 4. spilling materials can lead to injury of others in the lab
- work in a ventilated fume hood- use protection goggles, plastic gloves and a plastic apron- be very careful during experiments- have a neutralizing material in the lab
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corrosive materials
A corrosive is a material that can destroy living tissue or eat through metals or other structural materials. A corrosive sign is a warning that such a material is in the area or container so marked and appropriate precautions should be used.
To their proper places.
Always wear protective equipment (gloves, gown, goggles)
to prevent cross contamination
There are many precautionary measures in household materials that you can take. One of these measures is to lock cabinets with chemicals.
Wear safety goggles in case it splashes.
put the tools away so no one gets hurt
The thermometer should be kept upright not tilted. 2.) The bulb of the thermometer should be surrounded from all sides by the substance of which the temperature is to be measured. 3.) The bulb should no touch the surface of the container.
Experiments with: - acids as liquids or gases - volatile solvents - corrosive materials - fine powders - materials with a very low radioactivity - toxic materials - reactions potentially explosive - sometimes, reactions involving thermally decomposition etc.