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ACS Secondary Safety Guidelines - American Chemical Society
American Chemical Society . Guidelines for Chemical Laboratory Safety in Secondary Schools Published by American Chemical Society 1155 Sixteenth Street, NW. Washington, DC 20036. COPYRIGHT 2016. 2. American Chemical Society . Guidelines for Chemical Laboratory Safety in Secondary Schools Disclaimer: The guidance contained in this publication is believed to be reliable but is not intended to specify minimal legal standards or to represent the policy of the American Chemical Society . No warranty, guarantee, or representation is made to the Amer- ican Chemical Society as to the accuracy or sufficiency of the information contained herein, and the American Chemical Society assumes no responsibility in connection therewith. Users of these Guidelines should consult pertinent local, state, and federal laws and legal counsel prior to initiating any accident prevention program. Guidelines for Chemical Laboratory Safety in Secondary Schools TABLE OF CONTENTS.
scientific safety.a RAMPb is an acronym to help educators and students keep science safety in the forefront of their work in a laboratory environment. Robert H. Hill and David C. Finster coined the term in their textbook Laboratory Safety for Chemistry Students.a RAMP stands for: R Recognize the hazards A Assess the risks of the hazards
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