Transcription of Chemical Segregation and Storage Guide
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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.
can also be of organic or inorganic nature and exist in any state of matter: solid, liquid, gas, mist and vapor. Common chemical examples: Inorganic acids – hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, chromic acid, nitric acid Organic acids – …
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