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2008 Safety Manual amp Laboratory Safety Chemical Hygiene Plan p 6667 May 3 2011 Major classes strong acids strong bases dehydrating agents oxidizing agents Cause skin erosion particularly ID: 194101

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Corrosive Chemicals

2008 Safety Manual & Laboratory Safety Chemical Hygiene Plan, p. 66-67

May

3, 2011Slide2

Major classes:

strong acids

, strong bases, dehydrating agents,

oxidizing agents.Cause skin erosion; particularly damaging to the

eyes.Inhalation can cause severe

bronchial irritation.

Flush exposed skin with

water for at least 15 minutes. Then seek medical treatment!

General InformationSlide3

ALL

concentrated acids can damage the skin and eyes and their burns are very painful.

Nitric, chromic, and hydrofluoric acids are especially damaging because of the types of burns they inflict.

Seek immediate medical treatment

if you have been contaminated with these materials.

Strong AcidsSlide4

Burns

from these materials are often less painful than acids.

Injured person often does not take immediate action and the material is allowed to penetrate into the tissue.Ammonia is a severe bronchial irritant and should always be used in a well-ventilated area,

i.e. in a fume hood.

Strong

BasesSlide5

Corrosive

chemicals should be used in the fume hood.

When working with large quantities of corrosives, wear gloves, face shields,

lab coats, and rubber aprons.

Special Handling ProceduresSlide6

Store in cabinets, under the hood or on low shelves.

Keep containers that are not in

use in storage areas and off bench tops. Use a safety carrier or cart for transport.

Special Handling Procedures