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Lab Chemical Storage Guide - Harvard University

StartIs the following GHS Pictogram on the label?Hazard Statement contains Catches fire or In contact with water, emits .. acid ?YesHazard Statement contains ..flammable liquid ..r or Flammable aerosol NoYesInorganic acid ?YesInorganic Base?NoNo YesLab-Safe Refrigerator/FreezerInerted glove boxDedicated cabinet away from other Storage Refrigerator/FreezerFlammable Storage CabinetApproved Safety CanStorage GroupPyrophorics/Water Reactives(PW)YesStorage GroupFlammable Liquids(FL) Storage GroupOrganic Acids(OA) Storage GroupInorganic Acids(IA)Corrosive/ acid Storage Cabinet Standard Wooden CabinetStandard Chemical Storage Refrigerator/FreezerCorrosives/ acid Storage Cabinet Standard Wooden CabinetStorage GroupInorganic Bases(IB)YesCorrosives/ acid Storage CabinetStandard Wooden CabinetStorage Group Explosive/Unstable (EU)Hazard Statement contains May cause fire or explosion.

Do not store any organic acids in a storage cabinet containing perchloric acid. Vent Corrosive/Acid storage cabinets, if feasible. Avoid placing in unvented metal cabinet unless designed for corrosive/acid storage. Use a secondary containment bin to separate from acids if stored in same cabinet. Vent Corrosive/Acid storage cabinets, if feasible.

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