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  1. Chemical Safety Data Sheets: Corrosives and Irritants (Chemical Safety Data Sheets)
  2. Chemical Safety Data Sheets: Main Group Metals and Their Compounds (Chemical Safety Data Sheets)
  3. Chemical Safety Data Sheets: Solvents (Chemical Safety Data Sheets) by Royal Society of Chemistry, 1988-06
  4. Safe Design and Operation of Process Vents and Emission Control Systems (Center for Chemical Process Safety) by Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS), 2006-04-07
  5. Guidelines for Integrating Process Safety Management, Environment, Safety, Health, and Quality (Center for Chemical Process Safety (Ccps).) by Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS), 1996-12-15
  6. Liquid Hydrocarbon Tank Fires, 2006 Edition (BP Process Safety Series) - IChemE (BP Process Safety Series) by BP Safety Group, 2006-01-01
  7. Safety Scale Laboratory Experiments for Seager and Slabaugh's Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry by Spencer L. Seager, Michael R. Slabaugh, 2000-02-17
  8. System Safety for the 21st Century: The Updated and Revised Edition of System Safety 2000 by Richard A. Stephans, 2004-06-25
  9. Reports on Food Safety 2005: Food Monitoring
  10. Leadership in Safety Management by James R. Thomen, 1991-08-13
  11. CRC Handbook of Laboratory Safety, Fifth Edition (Crc Handbook of Laboratory Safety) by A. Keith Furr, 2000-04-12
  12. Safety and Health For Small Businesses by William Martin, James Walters, 2001-10-15
  13. Safe Tank Farms and (Un)loading Operations (BP Process Safety) - IChemE (BP Process Safety) by Bp Safety Group, 2005-01-01
  14. Hazards of Steam (Bp Process Safety Series) - IChemE (Bp Process Safety Series) by Bp Safety Group, 2004-01-01

41. HighIndex - Science: Chemistry: Chemistry Safety
safety graphics. http//siri.org/graphics/; chemistry safety Manual Manual for the University of Bristol School of Chemistry. http
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42. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Safety
Pharmaceutical chemistry safety, All To read and understand the Safety Regulations for the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry;; To
http://www.pharm.ku.edu/contentm/gen/school_of_pharmacy_generated_pages/Pharmace
Home Contact Site Map I want to visit Undergraduate Admissions Undergraduate Degree Requirements Undergraduate Financial Aid Contact Us Pharmaceutical Chemistry Safety
All students and faculty need:
  • To be aware of and comply with General Procedures in the Laboratory which must be posted in each laboratory;
    To read and understand the Safety Regulations for the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry;
    To know how to access Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) on the internet.
    The MSDS website provides some interesting links to websites of other universities. In addition, Purdue University has an interesting website providing online training in personal protective equipment (go to the link PPE training and proceed to online PPE training).
To connect to the Department of Environment, Health and Safety
For questions, please contact: Christian Schoneich
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
The University of Kansas
2095 Constant Avenue 104 McCollum Lawrence, KS 66047 Phone: (785) 864-4820 FAX: (785)864-5736 schoneic@ukans.edu © 2004 AllofE Solutions Advanced Site Search Keywords: Search: All Modules Basic Pages Faculty Administrative Staff

43. Department Of Chemistry Safety Site
Quick Links, Department Safety Site. Home. Staff Research. Research Facilities.
http://www.chem.mq.edu.au/safety/
[Quick Links] Unit Home pages Scholarships MSDS Database Chemistry Society Department Safety Site Home Research Facilities Undergraduate
Programs
...
Chemistry Division
Department of Chemistry
Building F7B

Macquarie University
NSW 2109
Australia
Ph: +612-98508275
Fax: +612-98508313
chemistry@mq.edu.au

The local time is 9:42pm Safety Manual #1: General Safety and Emergency Procedures Safety Manual #2: Hazardous Substances and Risk Management Risk Assessment Chemical Register (for entering new chemicals into Departmental database) MSDS Database Departmental Safety Notices Unattended Reaction Form Laboratory Audits

44. Department Of Chemistry Safety Notices
Department of chemistry safety Notices. These notices should be read in conjunction with the Department s Safety Manuals. Cooling Water Connections.
http://www.chem.mq.edu.au/safety/SafetyNotices.htm
Department of Chemistry Safety Notices These notices should be read in conjunction with the Department's Safety Manuals Cooling Water Connections Unattended Reactions

45. Chemistry Safety - Remsen
THE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY A LESSON IN SAFETY. About 100 years ago, the Chairperson of the Chemistry Department at Johns Hopkins University
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THE CHEMISTRY LABORATORY: A LESSON IN SAFETY About 100 years ago, the Chairperson of the Chemistry Department at Johns Hopkins University, and one of the pioneers of chemical education in America, Ira Remsen, wrote the following: (uploaded to the web by Steve Murov, Modesto Junior College).
    While reading a textbook of chemistry, I came upon the statement "nitric acid acts upon copper." I was getting tired of reading such absurd stuff and I determined to see what this meant. Copper was more or less familiar to me, for copper cents were then in use. I had seen a bottle marked "nitric acid" on a table in the doctor's office where I was then "doing time!" I did not know its peculiarities, but I was getting on and likely to learn. The spirit of adventure was upon me. Having nitric acid and copper, I had only to learn what the words "act upon" meant. Then the statement, "nitric acid acts upon copper," would be something more than mere words. All was still. In the interest of knowledge I was even willing to sacrifice one of the few copper cents then in my possession. I put one of them on the table; opened the bottle marked "nitric acid;" poured some of the liquid on the copper; and prepared to make an observation.

46. Organic Chemistry - Safety Rules
Organic chemistry safety Rules. 1. GOGGLES WILL BE WORN AT ALL TIMES. No Exceptions. You will be allowed two verbal warnings. Any
http://gemini.tntech.edu/~dcrouse/SAFETY.html
Organic Chemistry Safety Rules
1. GOGGLES WILL BE WORN AT ALL TIMES. No Exceptions. You will be allowed two verbal warnings. Any reminders after this will result in a grade penalty. 2. Full shoes are required. No sandals, flip-flops, etc. are allowed. Lab coat or apron is required when wearing shorts, tank tops, etc. 3. Attendance is required at all laboratory sessions. In the event of an absence, contact your laboratory instructor and arrange to make up the work during another scheduled lab session. 4. The student should be acquainted with the eyewash station, safety shower, and fire- fighting equipment. Students are responsible for knowing their location and operation. 5. No smoking, chewing, eating or drinking allowed in the laboratory. If the student is taking medication which will affect alertness, notify the lab instructor. 6. Remember that most organic chemicals are flammable, toxic, carcinogenic or all three. Treat them accordingly. 7. Use burners only when expressly directed to do so. Do not leave flames unattended. Turn burners off when not is use. 8. Report all accidents or injury to the instructor immediately. In the event of a chemical spill, affected areas of the body should be immediately flushed with water.

47. ONU Chemistry Safety Page
The department has a written Laboratory Safety Plan that is reviewed and updated regularly by our chemistry safety Committee(CSC)to incorporate improved safety
http://www.onu.edu/a s/chemistry/safety/safety.html

48. University Of Manitoba Department Of Chemistry Safety Committee
If you have a safety concern about something in the Parker Chemistry Laboratory Building, please report it to one of the Committee members.
http://www.umanitoba.ca/chemistry/safety.shtml
University of Manitoba Department of Chemistry
Departmental Safety Committee
The Chemistry Department wants to ensure that all students, staff and faculty have a safe and secure environment in labs, offices and classrooms. The Safety Committee is responsible for monitoring all concerns related to maintaining a safe working environment in the Department. If you have a safety concern about something in the Parker Chemistry Laboratory Building, please report it to one of the Committee members.
Mr. W. Silk (Chair) 118 Parker silkwt@MS.Umanitoba.CA Ms. J. Hayward (Fire Warden) 210 Parker hayward@ms.umanitoba.ca Dr. G. Hickling (WHMIS Coordinator) 213 Parker hckling@cc.umanitoba.ca Dr. N. Hunter 213C Machray hunter@ms.umanitoba.ca Ms. B. Lindsay 350 Parker lindsayf@ms.UManitoba.CA
Incident Reports
After a serious incident of any kind, a report must be made to the Environmental Health and Safety Office using their report form. This form is available from the Safety Office (191 Frank Kennedy Centre - vox: 474-6633; fax 474-7629), or from the Departmental Safety Committee. Less serious incidents should be reported to the Departmental Safety Committee. A short report form (Adobe Acrobat PDF)

49. Science Directory With Link Exchange
Extensive Science resources including link exchange, chemistry safety, and more. Category Science Chemistry chemistry safety.
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  • R-Phrases- An index of the "R" Phrases. Used in European labs.
    http://www.chemie.fu-berlin.de/chemistry/safety/r-saetze_en.
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  • Chem Safety Graphics- Index of free chemical safety graphics.
    http://siri.org/graphics/
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  • S-Phrases- An index of the "S" Phrases. Used in European labs.
    http://www.chemie.fu-berlin.de/chemistry/safety/s-saetze_en.
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  • Chemistry Safety Manual- Manual for the University of Bristol School of Chemistry.
    http://www.chm.bris.ac.uk/safety/safehome.htm
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  • MSU Department of Chemistry- Safety notes from Michigan State U.
    http://poohbah.cem.msu.edu/Chem_main/Safety/Safety.html
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  • Internet MSDS and Hazardous Chemical Archives- Large set of links, mainly to various university safety pages, focusing on chemical safety and awareness. http://hazard.com/msds/links.html POP Rate LinkUP
  • The Lycoming Chemistry Safety Page- From Lycoming Chemistry department. http://lyco2.lycoming.edu/dept/chem/safety.htm
  • 50. Chemistry Safety
    Chemistry Laboratory Safety Checklist. You are required to read the following checklist and check each item only when you thoroughly understand it.
    http://wwwchem.csustan.edu/chem1102/safety.htm
    Chemistry Laboratory Safety Checklist You are required to read the following checklist and check each item only when you thoroughly understand it. Ask your instructor to clarify any points you do not understand.
    • 1. Eye protection must be worn at all times. Safety goggles are required. It is inadvisable to wear contact lenses unless absolutely necessary for eyesight correction.
    • 2. Gloves should be used when handling toxic or corrosive chemicals.
    • 3. Know the location and how to use the fire extinguisher, fire blanket, eyewash fountain, and safety shower for your lab.
    • 4. Smoking, eating, drinking, or applying cosmetics are not allowed in the lab; wash hands frequently when working with chemical substances and at the end of each lab period.
    • 5. Bare feet are not allowed in the lab. Long hair should be tied back. Special care should be taken to keep hair and beards away from flames, especially when lighting burners and taking melting points.
    • 6. Never use an open flame in the vicinity of flammable substances.
    • 7. Always add boiling chips before heating a liquid.

    51. FSU Chemistry Safety Manual
    concerning safety when working with compressed gas cylinders please refer to The Handbook of Compressed Gases located in the chemistry safety Library in the
    http://www.chem.fsu.edu/safety/Manual.html
    Introduction This manual was developed by the Safety Committee of the Chemistry Department to provide all faculty, staff, and students with information about safety issues in the department. Some portions of this manual refer to duties to be performed by floor monitors, lab monitors, or evacuation coordinators. Definitions of these terms are provided in the "Personnel Definitions" section of the manual and the names of the current personnel assigned these positions are listed in Appendix A. The manual is not intended to be all encompassing concerning safety issues but rather to provide basic information on the most important components of safety and to serve as a resource to locating further information. The Safety Committee welcomes feedback from anyone working in the department. If you have ideas to improve this manual or concerns about any safety issue, please contact any member of the committee. Committee member contact information is listed in Appendix B of this manual. Last Revised: 10/10/00 Departmental Safety Policy Statement of Principle The Department of Chemistry at Florida State University recognizes that the creation and management of a safe work environment is an integral part of responsible management and that safety training is a professional obligation and an essential ingredient of a well rounded educational program involving chemical instruction and research.

    52. FSU Chemistry Safety Manual
    Florida State University Department of Chemistry. Safety Manual.
    http://www.chem.fsu.edu/safety/cover.html
    Florida State University
    Department of Chemistry Safety Manual

    53. Chemistry Safety Manual - Yale University
    20) Copy of chemistry safety Manual available in laboratory. 21) Occupants wearing safety equipment in labs glasses, gloves, lab coat, etc. VIII.
    http://www.chem.yale.edu/safety/safetymanual.html
    Yale University Chemistry
    GUIDELINES FOR SAFE LABORATORY PRACTICES in the Department of Chemistry Yale University Fall 2000
    EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERS Have a Chemical Spill? Call: 8:30 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Weekdays, EHS 5-3555 All Other Times, Police 111 Physical Facility Emergencies (Hoods, Floods, Electrical, etc.) Physical Plant : 2-6888 Routine Issues: Chemistry Business Manager (Joanne Bentley): 2-3914
    The wide variety of chemicals and research equipment that may present risk to researchers and staff alike requires proper training, awareness, and vigilance. This document's principal focus is upon chemical safety. However, there is something here for everyone! There is an old saying that familiarity breeds contempt. This adage is true if one adopts a cavalier attitude toward one's local work environment. On the other hand, it is important that all researchers be informed about potential dangers outside of their own laboratory. Accidents may arise when you visit a laboratory that is out of your area of expertise. Moreover, there is the outside chance that you may find yourself called upon to aid a fellow researcher in need of medical assistance. Would you be adequately prepared? This document was compiled with the assistance of the Yale Office of Environmental Health and Safety to address issues that have immediate relevance to the Department of Chemistry. These guidelines are intended to focus attention on the aspects of laboratory safety that are the common concern of all who work in the Chemistry Department. If a particular operation or procedure is not mentioned in this document, one may not assume that the procedure or operation is safe. Its absence may simply reflect the impossibility of anticipating all conceivable and specialized laboratory situations.

    54. OHS - Chemistry Safety Committee
    chemistry safety Committee. Chair Dr. Tom Beebe (x1888) Beebe@udel.edu; Chemistry and Biochemistry Home Page.
    http://www.udel.edu/OHS/safetycomm/chemsc.html
    Chemistry Safety Committee

    55. Organic Chemistry Safety Requirements
    First Previous Next Last Index Home Text, Slide 3 of 39.
    http://www.umd.umich.edu/casl/natsci/slc/slconline/SAFETY-ORGANIC/sld003.htm

    56. Dictionary.com/Chemistry Safety
    Get the Top 10 Most Popular Sites for chemistry safety . No entry found for chemistry safety. Try looking up each word separately chemistry safety
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    57. Chemistry Safety
    Top Science Chemistry chemistry safety (8) Previews by Thumbshots chemistry safety Manual Manual for the University of Bristol School of Chemistry.
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      Chemistry Safety Manual - Manual for the University of Bristol School of Chemistry. Internet MSDS and Hazardous Chemical Archives - Large set of links, mainly to various university safety pages, focusing on chemical safety and awareness. Chem Safety Graphics - Index of free chemical safety graphics. MSU Department of Chemistry - Safety notes from Michigan State U. R-Phrases - An index of the "R" Phrases. Used in European labs. S-Phrases - An index of the "S" Phrases. Used in European labs. The Lycoming Chemistry Safety Page - From Lycoming Chemistry department. Chemical Hazard Symbols (European/International Standard) - Symbols suitable for transport and storage of hazardous chemicals.

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    58. Chemistry Safety @ Www.Sweden.org
    Home chemistry safety (8), Website related to chemistry safety chemistry safety Manual Manual for the University of Bristol School of Chemistry.
    http://www.sweden.org/Science/Chemistry/Chemistry_Safety/

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    Large set of links, mainly to various university safety pages, focusing on chemical safety and awareness. The Lycoming Chemistry Safety Page From Lycoming Chemistry department. MSU Department of Chemistry Safety notes from Michigan State U. R-Phrases An index of the "R" Phrases. Used in European labs. S-Phrases An index of the "S" Phrases. Used in European labs. Categories related to Science: Chemistry: Chemistry Safety: Health: Occupational Health and Safety: MSDS Reference: Education: K through 12: School Safety: Labs and Experiments Planet Six Webmaster Network
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    59. Larry Kolopajlo: Chemistry Safety Video
    CHEMISTRY. chemistry safety Video Larry Kolopajlo Alex Maril Manoogian High School Southfield, MI. In laboratory work, nothing is
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    CHEMISTRY Chemistry Safety Video
    Larry Kolopajlo
    Southfield, MI In laboratory work, nothing is more important than safety, but can the teaching of safety be made interesting and fun? In searching for a science project that would be both educational and fun, I decided to use the vehicle used by TV: film . My senior physics students planned, write, directed, and produced their very own video on laboratory safety. Students were told that the safety movie would be used as a training tool for students in the 9th, 10th, and 11th grades. From the outset, my students embraced this project with enthusiasm. Rocky Namou, who does not like theoretical work, emerged as the leader and brought in his own Sony video camera. Rocky helped organize the project and became its producer. Students were further encouraged when I told them that the completed video would count as half of their final exam grade, thereby reducing by one half the amount of material on their written final exam. This idea was especially helpful for those students with senioritis. Teams, consisting of two or three students each, were organized. Each team created a poster on a specific area of safety: glassware, fire safety, chemical safety, eye safety, and use of the Bunsen burner. Each team also had to write a script and devise a demonstration.

    60. UNL Department Of Chemistry Safety Links
    Pesticide Information at Oregon State, a nice search engine. Chemical Health Safety Links at Purdue. Back to UNL Chemistry Home Page.
    http://www.chem.unl.edu/chem_msds.html
    Materials Safety Data Sheets
    Hazardous Materials Info
    Vermont SIRI MSDS database, a good place to start! University of Utah MSDS archives. MSDS Database at Oxford, UK ... Pesticide Information at Oregon State, a nice search engine. Back to UNL Chemistry Home Page

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