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Chemical Segregation and Storage Guide
Chemical Segregation and Storage Guide This resource developed by LabCentral for the Pagliuca Harvard Life Lab Revision 1, Effective Dec 13, 2016 Chemical Segregation and Storage Guide 2016 Page 2 of 9 Table of Contents PURPOSE AND SCOPE ..3 CLASSES OF CHEMICALS ..3 Flammable liquids .. 3 Flammable solids .. 4 Corrosives .. 4 4 Water reactives .. 5 Peroxide formers .. 5 Compressed gases .. 5 Storage GROUPS ..5 Incompatibility .. 6 Storage AND Segregation METHODS ..6 General guidelines .. 6 Flammable liquids/solids and peroxide-forming chemicals .. 7 Corrosive acids and bases .. 7 Water-reactives and Pyrophorics .. 8 8 Compressed gases .. 8 Explosives .. 9 Segregation pictograms .. 9 REVISION HISTORY ..9 Chemical Segregation and Storage Guide 2016 Page 3 of 9 PURPOSE AND SCOPE The proper Segregation and Storage of chemicals is a necessity for any laboratory in which hazardous chemicals are used.
aldehydes, compounds containing benzylic hydrogens and compounds containing allylic hydrogens. Common chemical examples: diethyl ether, tetrahydrofuran 2.7 Compressed gases A compressed gas is a containerized gas or mixture of gases …
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