Suggestions to the teacher of chemistry on poisons and their treatment

Turner, Ronna

doi:10.1021/ed002p466

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“…Turner and it provided suggestions to chemistry teachers about antidotes for poisonings to be used in emergencies that might occur in laboratories (implied). 10 This paper was included for interest to Barbara Foster who is with WVU, but perhaps the 2nd paper in JCE in 1925 is more closely related to laboratory safety by H.F. Davidson of Brown University. 11 In that paper, Davidson discussed chemical storage and the possibilities of fire from combinations of incompatible materials.…”

Section: An Abbreviated History Of Laboratory Safetymentioning

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The emergence of laboratory safety

Hill¹

2007

J. Chem. Health Saf.

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Laboratory safety must be an integral part of today's chemistry-a science based upon laboratory inquiry. We chemists have made many strides that have improved and strengthened our efforts in safety while working in our laboratories. Past experiences have shaped today's laboratory safety including incidents, innovations, legislation, litigation, regulations, and standards. This paper will discuss how laboratory safety has emerged from the earliest days of chemistry practice to today's modern laboratories-becoming a sub-discipline of chemistry and a critically important part of the education of chemists. The future outlook and how we can continue to evolve laboratory safety will also be discussed.

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Section: An Abbreviated History Of Laboratory Safetymentioning

confidence: 99%

The emergence of laboratory safety

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2007

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“…Local ordinances usually prohibit the introduction of flammable liquids into the public sewer system. Toxic Materials (Including Radioactive Materials) (19,20,21) Adequate hood systems, proper safety devices such as gas masks, respirators, gloves, and goggles, and the consistent and proper use of these safeguards are the best means for preventing accidents due to toxic chemicals. The subject of toxic materials will be treated in greater detail in Part II but again, some general rules may be given.…”

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confidence: 99%