1. Proper Chemical Handling Procedures

2. Explosives, Peroxidizable Compounds, and Flammable Compounds:
No flames or sparking materials/equipment present.
Should never be heated or handled near hot surfaces.
Should not be used on vibrating surfaces.
If harmful vapors are emitted, the chemical must be used in a fume hood.
Safety glasses and laboratory coats should be worn at all times.

3. Peroxides and Oxidizers:
Must be kept away from organic materials.
Keep away from ignition sources including friction and grinding.
Store in a well-ventilated area.
Air Reactive Compounds:
Must be handled in inert gases containing no oxygen.
Can be safely dispensed using a syringe or double-tipped needle.
Do not store near any flammable chemicals.

4. Water Reactive Compounds:
Must be kept away from water.
Can be safely dispensed
using a syringe or double-
tipped needle.
Do not store near any
flammable chemicals.
Polymerizing Compounds:
Must be kept in low temperatures.

5. Corrosive Materials:
Always pour more concentrated solution into less concentrated solution while stirring to prevent violent reactions.
If it emits harmful vapors, it must be used in a fume hood.
Never heat or handle chemical in fragile containers.
Always wear a laboratory coat, gloves, and safety glasses.

6. Corrosive Materials (storage):
Store below eye level in corrosive resistant trays.
Keep away from incompatible substances (e.g. store acids and bases separately)

7. NEVER use unknown chemicals or chemicals that are not clearly identified!