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| Project RevChem | |
|---|---|
| New Safety Measures for Chemicals + New Chemicals | |
| Status | In progress |
| Contact | PeterC |
| Last Update | 2016-06-10 |
We need a new space to store the chemicals since what we have now is prone to accidents.
Labeling Guidelines
- When labeling chemicals I recommend not covering the original label since it contains useful info.
- Things in caps are worse than things in lowercase. (Ex. "toxic" is toxic, "TOXIC" is very toxic)
- The large Carl Roth bottles will stay unlabelled for now because they have a lot of bilingual safety info (English, German)
Label Format
- English Chemical Name
- Dutch Chemical Name
- Hazard Statement / Extra Info
Label Example
Safe material label:
- Methylene Blue
- Methyleenblauw
- Warning: This stuff stains!
Hazardous Material Label:
- Toluene
- Tolueen
- HIGHLY FLAMMABLE
What Needs to be Done
- Find cabinets suitable for chemicals
- Inventory the dangerous chemicals and provide MSDS's or usage guidelines (Will probably be turned into a leaflet on cabinets)
Ideas
- Build a basic fume hood for the space
- Construct a small workspace dedicated to projects that use chemicals (chemistry/bio/PCB etching) in the $projectruimte downstairs, or in the Sparkshack